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• Mali Bickley commented  ·  Oct 27, 2009 2:57 pm  ·  Delete

  I think having a session on a successful teacher who integrates technology into a holistic program that encompasses all areas would be inspriationa and practical. I would love to come away this year being inspired with some new ideas to use with my kids, but more to have meaningful use of technology with the emphasis on creativity, critical thinking and collaborations globally that can actually change kids and change our practice.

• noreenstrehlow commented  ·  Oct 16, 2009 12:03 pm  ·  Delete

  As an art teacher we learn how to integrate the arts into any content area and technology is no different. It's how we choose to integrate creativity that is important. We need to move into the higher end activities of synthesis and transformation and make sure we do not just tell kids to draw a picture of whatever. That's not creativity, that's an assignment and there is a huge difference. Second Life is a platform that allows for great creativity training.

• William Bauer commented  ·  Oct 16, 2009 11:36 am  ·  Delete

  I'd be interested in a session highlighting creativity in the arts, facilitated with technology.

• dbondupson commented  ·  Oct 15, 2009 1:47 pm  ·  Delete

  Teachers as creative producers, modeling 21st century learning, working, and communications for students