While I was at my art education conference in Lisle, IL, I received a tweet from a friend who was attending the Set Connections/SPUN Conference in Park Ridge, IL indicating that our students' video was used as an example in the Keynote presentation from the St. Louis HS Video teacher/presenter, Don Goble. After a few tweets back and forth (see below) I was given a link to this video compilation.
My main message today from the #SETConnections #SPUN12 Conference is to allow students the opp to create their own media, not just consume.
— Don Goble (@dgoble2001) November 3, 2012
@fuglefun watching you "just create" as part of @dgoble2001 preso #SPUN12
—Carol Broos (@musictechie) November 3, 2012
@fuglefun @musictechie Your art video was a hit! I use it as an example a lot
— Don Goble (@dgoble2001) November 3, 2012
@fuglefun @musictechie I put it into this compilation example, hope that's okay! youtu.be/Zw8JW_vKAJs
— Don Goble (@dgoble2001) November 3, 2012
Dryden Fugleflick Filmmakers should be very honored that their video was lifted up as an example of students creating not just consuming. That's what the ARTS are all about and I'm very proud of my Dryden Artists who inspire others with their creations!
Watch Push Up Your Sleeves as our Video Logo here.
Watch Push Up Your Sleeves as our Video Logo here.
Update: I had a chance to chat with Carol Broos via Skype during our Arts Education Podcast called the aRTs Roundtable via Edreach. We chatted about our PLN, conferences, and how staying connected online through twitter has helped us grow and make positive changes for our classrooms. View her blog post about this here.
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