Where media literacy and digital storytelling intersect and change the world
Moving at the Speed of Creativity Podcasts
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Where media literacy and digital storytelling intersect and change the world
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October 10, 2023
Ep 482 Moderating Livestreams with Cool Kicks - An Interview with 7th Grader "G"
This is an interview with 7th grader "G," who serves as a volunteer "Livestream moderator" for the website and store "Cook Kicks," based in Los Angeles, California: https://shopcoolkicks.com/ In the interview, "G" shares the backstory of how he become a moderator for Cool Kicks, how livestreams work, his role as a moderator, and more. Additional show notes from our interview include: https://www.mynaswap.com https://www.twitch.tv/coolkicks https://kick.com/coolkicks This podcast interview is also shared on the "Moving at the Speed of Creativity" podcast: https://www.speedofcreativity.org/resources/socpodcast/ More links to connect and learn with me (Wes Fryer) are available on: https://www.wesfryer.com/after/
December 22, 2022
Podcast481: CMC World Student News
<p>This podcast features an October 2022 with middle school student CMC (his public alias) who is the creator of CMC World News (<a href="https://cmcworldnews.com/">cmcworldnews.com</a>). In this 20 minute conversation, CMC shares the origin story of CMC World News and how he came up with the idea, developed the website, and now maintains it with news articles for other kids around the world. He also addresses Internet safety concerns, and how he maintains his own privacy as a middle school student publishing and sharing a website which is publicly accessible for anyone to view and use. Check out the podcast shownotes for links to not only the main <a href="https://cmcworldnews.com/">CMC World News website</a>, but also the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@cmcworldnews5078/videos">CMC World News YouTube channel</a>. A video screencast version of this interview is also available, showing the different parts of the <a href="https://cmcworldnews.com/">CMC World News website</a>. That screencast was recorded using Screencastify software for Google Chrome. Moving at the Speed of Creativity podcasts are independently produced by Wesley Fryer of Charlotte, North Carolina, and feature episodes "where media literacy and digital storytelling intersect and change the world." Check out our latest episodes on your favorite podcast service, or directly visit <a href="https://www.speedofcreativity.org/podcast/">speedofcreativity.org/podcast</a>. Social media channels to follow and learn with Wesley Fryer are available on <a href="https://www.wesfryer.com/after/">wesfryer.com/after</a>. Moving at the Speed of Creativity Podcasts are (as of December 2022) powered by Anchor! <a href="https://feeds.feedburner.com/speedofcreativity/podcasts">The podcast subscription feed</a>, however, remains the same via Feedburner.</p>
June 23, 2022
Podcast480: Pedagogy Matters with Shelly Fryer
Welcome to the first of a new podcast interview series I'm titling, "Pedagogy Matters." This episode, recorded on May 30, 2022, features the pedagogy of my wife, Shelly Fryer, which I would summarize as "A Pedagogy of Computational Thinking: Constructionism, Coding, Robotics, Play, and Student Choice." Shelly started her journey as a classroom teacher in 1987 after she graduated from the College of Education at Texas Tech University. In addition to teaching in several Title 1 elementary schools in Lubbock ISD, Texas, Shelly taught for the U.S. Department of Defense in Germany for 3 years. After staying home with our children for several years, Shelly served as the Director of PreSchool Ministries at our church in Edmond, Oklahoma, and returned to the classroom in 2013 to teach 3rd, 4th and 5th grades at Positive Tomorrows in Oklahoma City for four years, which is Oklahoma's only school exclusively serving homeless children and their families. In 2017, Shelly moved to Casady School, where she taught for the past five years, starting in Language Arts for two years and then teaching STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.) As Shelly shares in the interview, when she came back to the classroom in 2013, she moved into an iPad 1:1 student learning environment, and "jumped in with both feet" learning to teach with twenty-first century digital tools for student engagement, creativity, and assessment. We specifically key in on a culminating unit Shelly taught the past couple years on biomimicry using robotics and coding activities. Also, we explore how Shelly's understanding of computational thinking, maker education, the "constructionism" of Seymour Papert, and using technology tools to empower students to "show what they know with media" have become essential elements of her personal pedagogy as a classroom teacher and designer of durable learning experiences for students. Check out the show notes for this episode (480) on speedofcreativity.org for links to the resources and technology tools mentioned in this podcast interview, and for ways to reach out to Shelly with questions and feedback. Pedagogy matters! Many thanks to Shelly Fryer (www.shellyfryer.com) for sharing her passion for teaching, for students, for engaging lessons, and equipping both teachers and students with the skills and dispositions needed to succeed and thrive in our rapidly changing environment of the twenty-first century.
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