My TEDxASB Talk

I never care if I am filmed so long as I never have to watch it. These TED talks are tougher to do than one might think, but here is mine from TEDxASB last month:

I was in the company of some genuinely outstanding thinkers/presenters at TEDxASB. I was humbled to be in their company.

• Scott McLeod <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yA6oTU1emM>
• Scott Klososky <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkpLfkUHNr0>
• Helen Barrett <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckcSegrwjkA>
• Bruce Dixon <http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFG6O3hgT7w>

The tech staff at the American School of Bombay did a terrific job.

Comments

[Clint Buhs]

Very nicely done! It's great to put a face and a voice to my favorite writers.

[Buffy Hamilton]

Doug, you were fabulous! LOVE it!

[Fran Bullington]

Doug,
Top notch, as always. I love your new take on "Give a man a fish." Engaging our students requires a whole new mindset. Unfortunately it seems to be a slow process. Teachers in my school are incorporating strategies to engage students - but we need to design courses around engagement rather than adding engagement here and there.

[Nathan]

The line I'm taking from this is "do our lessons have a mouse?" My boss and I are getting into Bloom's Digital Taxonomy...your talk parallels those ideas.

[Jen Hegna]

Bravo Doug! I will be passing your video as well as the other links you have provided to my staff this next week! Truly a great opportunity for them to have some great F2F professional development when it fits THEIR schedule!

Thanks MUCH,

Jen Hegna

[Terje]

I saw a link to this speech on Angela Maiers' blog. I am thrilled to hear and see your Keynote speech at CEESA conference in Tallinn, Estonia.

Ms.Terje (grade 4 teacher in the International School of Estonia)

[Doug Johnson]

Thanks all for the kind words. This was a more difficult task than I had imagined! And of course all I can see when I watch it are the flubs!

Doug