NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY PLAN (NETP)

NEW!! Final report now available!!
Thursday, November 5, 2009
6pm SLT
ISTE Island Events- http://slurl.com/secondlife/ISTE%20Island/28/34/25/
- http://slurl.com/secondlife/ISTE%20Island%202/230/22/26/
- http://slurl.com/secondlife/ISTE%20Island%203/38/217/29/
- http://slurl.com/secondlife/ISTE%20Island%204/214/213/24/

Posters & notecard givers available at:
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Cedar%20Island/79/62/23Event support is coming from ISTE, Metanomics, New Media Consortium, Virtual Ability, and the University of Michigan.
"If you had five minutes to talk with President Obama about educational technology, what would you say?"The federal government of the United States of America has assembled an 18 person team to update and revise the National Education Technology Plan. Their draft report deadline is November 11, 2009, with the final report to be delivered in early 2010. There will be a Public Forum in Second Life for educational technology stakeholders to provide input into the planning process. A representative of the national team is planning to be present as an observer at the SL event.
The event coordinator is Perplexity Peccable (RL: Patricia F. Anderson). Perplexity is the University of Michigan Emerging Technologies Librarian for the Health Sciences, and the community manager for Wolverine Island in SL. Contact Perplexity for more information or to volunteer support or services for this event.
Information on prior versions of the plan is available here.
National Educational Technology Plan:
http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/os/technology/plan/index.htmlInformation on the current planning process is available here,
National Educational Technology Plan:
https://edtechfuture.org/The team is seeking input from the public. You can join the conversation on their website here.
Opportunities for Input:
https://edtechfuture.org/?page_id=888Updated information about the event will be available at the Facebook event page and the Second Life at the University of Michigan wiki.
The key topic discussion points are these.
- Learning: Providing unprecedented access to high-quality learning experiences.
- Assessment: Measuring what really matters and providing the information that enables continuous improvement at all levels of the education system.
- Teaching: New ways to support those who support learning.
- Productivity: Redesigning systems and processes to free up education system resources to support learning.
AGENDA
# 6:00-6:05: Welcome / How this is going to work - Perplexity Peccable
# 6:05-6:10: Background - Barry Frederick of theNETPteam
# 6:10-6:15: Edtech is More Than SL - AJ Brooks
# 6:15-6:25: Discussion
# 6:25-6:30: Intro: ISTE's Role in theNETPProcess - Hilary Goldmann,Government Affairs, ISTE
# 6:30-6:40: Discussion
# 6:40-6:45: Future of EdTech - Larry Johnson, CEO, New Media Consortium
# 6:45-6:55: Discussion
# 6:55-7:00: Learning - GlobalKids representative
# 7:00-7:10: Discussion
# 7:10-7:15: Assessment - JeniAnn Ametza, VAI or Petlove Petshop
# 7:15-7:25: Discussion
# 7:25-7:30: Teaching - Tab Scott
# 7:30-7:40: Discussion
# 7:40-7:45: Productivity - Jeremy Kabumpo
# 7:45-END: Discussion
REDUCE LAG
You might have a better experience at the event if you remove scripted objects (animation override tools, scanners such as the Mysti tool, and interactive objects). You might also want to use your camera to focus on the stage.
DISCUSSION
This event is being videotaped for the public, is being streamed to the web, and the chatlog and all discussion will be archived on the web.
(1) Speakers will present mostly in VOICE.
(2) Voice to chat transcription will be provided. We ask that the audience please use chat instead of voice unless unavoidable. In chat, please preface your comments as follows.
- Ask questions beginning with QUESTION:
- Say comments beginning with COMMENT:
This will help both the transcriptionists, the speakers, and the team assembling the report from the event. Your assistance is greatly appreciated!
(3) We strongly encourage people to provide comments by notecard and on the website as well as in the open discussion. There are mailboxes and freebies by each entrance, as well as resources for new educators in SL. The website for the National Educational Technology Plan is at <https://edtechfuture.org/>. Please share your thoughts there also!.
KUDOS, CREDITS & THANKS
This event is made possible through the collaboration and support of the International Society for Technology in Education, Metanomics, New Media Consortium, Virtual Ability, and the University of Michigan.
Greeters and transcription made possible by Virtual Ability volunteers, with assistance from ISTE docents.
Security provided by the Justice League.
Streaming support from Malburns Writer and friends.
Post event video by HVX Silverstar, Draxtor Depres, and Kaiya Qunhua.
Event planning support and guidance from many, but especially from (alphabetical order) Jennette Forager, JenZza Misfit, Ladyslipper Constantine, Louise Borgnine and most of all from Siri Vita.
More information, blogposts and news articles available at
NETP SL in the News.