Day one began with a quick introduction and welcome by Lance and the gang from the DEN, then we were off and running. We met folks from around our region and began collaborating on a video, the infamous Boom-De-Yah-Da. There were only six of us to begin the project, but we meshed quickly and came up with what we think is a humorous rendition. You can see it on the TN LC Blog.
The Institute was nearly a reunion of sorts, too. There were many of us from last years Florida Excursion including Jen Dorman, Jennifer Gingerich, Bridget Belardi, Howard Martin and many many others. Jen, aka Cliotech, did a session on the value of PLNs, Jennifer Gingerich gave a great presentation on Digital Storytelling, Bridget introduced several of us to geocaching, and Howard taught us about wikis. You can check out everything we learned on the DEN wiki.
Oh, the fun; I nearly forgot! We enjoyed a carnival complete with prizes and special Discovery guests. The carnival had an animal trainer, fortune teller, and the infamous bearded lady. We played Wii, DENGO, and other traditional carnival prizes. One night we were treated to a dinner overlooking the Potomac, wow! The view was gorgeous and the food was wonderful.
I want to thank the DEN and Discovery for all they do for educators. We wouldn't know what to do without you!
Oh, the fun; I nearly forgot! We enjoyed a carnival complete with prizes and special Discovery guests. The carnival had an animal trainer, fortune teller, and the infamous bearded lady. We played Wii, DENGO, and other traditional carnival prizes. One night we were treated to a dinner overlooking the Potomac, wow! The view was gorgeous and the food was wonderful.
I want to thank the DEN and Discovery for all they do for educators. We wouldn't know what to do without you!
1 comment:
It was great to meet you f2f at the DEN LC institute. I look forward to future connections online and f2f. Hear I will see you in Sept at the Midwest DEN regional event. Hope your new school year begins well. Lor
Post a Comment