WHEN: August 10th, 2016
I have a great opportunity to talk with educator John Spencer. I have been following John's work mostly through Twitter and have been truly amazed at his evolution into an Edtech Superhero! He has been a powerhouse of creation and authorship. Can't wait to ask him about his work and his thoughts on educational technology's future.
Check out John's Work at: http://www.spencerauthor.com/
Follow him on Twitter: @spencerideas
Read John's New Book Launch: Using Design Thinking to Boost Creativity and Bring Out the Maker in Every Student with Co-Author AJ Juliani
Watch John's Tedx Talk HERE
The interview had some feedback issues when I was talking so I have posted the questions I asked John below, with his video responses!
Question 1: Tell me about your evolution as an educator which is showcased by your blog:
John's Answer: HERE
Question 2: From blogging you have some fantastic authorship. Tell me about your books!
John's Answer: HERE
Question 3: What are your thoughts about Gaming and Education, have you thought about the process?
John's Answer HERE
Question 4: When do you find the time for your prolific writing? Are there some strategies you used to fit it into your busy day?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 5: Can you provide a working definition of what you mean by the terms Flow and Design Thinking?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 6: Do the concepts of flow and design thinking have carry overs for students for their future in careers and professions?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 7: You've made a lot of great videos for teachers. Can you talk about creating videos?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 8: In reference to the Redifinition step of the SAMR Model, how do we get schools to push the boundaries of edtech to get to the redefinition area?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 9: So you did a TEDx Talk. Can you tell me about that? Was it nerve wracking? Fun?
John's Answer HERE
Question 10: From your start of your teaching career did you ever picture yourself where you are now?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 11: Does blogging have the power to transform teachers? People?
John's Answer: HERE
Speed Geek Questions: HERE
I have a great opportunity to talk with educator John Spencer. I have been following John's work mostly through Twitter and have been truly amazed at his evolution into an Edtech Superhero! He has been a powerhouse of creation and authorship. Can't wait to ask him about his work and his thoughts on educational technology's future.
Check out John's Work at: http://www.spencerauthor.com/
Follow him on Twitter: @spencerideas
Read John's New Book Launch: Using Design Thinking to Boost Creativity and Bring Out the Maker in Every Student with Co-Author AJ Juliani
Watch John's Tedx Talk HERE
The interview had some feedback issues when I was talking so I have posted the questions I asked John below, with his video responses!
John's Answer: HERE
Question 2: From blogging you have some fantastic authorship. Tell me about your books!
John's Answer: HERE
Question 3: What are your thoughts about Gaming and Education, have you thought about the process?
John's Answer HERE
Question 4: When do you find the time for your prolific writing? Are there some strategies you used to fit it into your busy day?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 5: Can you provide a working definition of what you mean by the terms Flow and Design Thinking?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 6: Do the concepts of flow and design thinking have carry overs for students for their future in careers and professions?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 7: You've made a lot of great videos for teachers. Can you talk about creating videos?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 8: In reference to the Redifinition step of the SAMR Model, how do we get schools to push the boundaries of edtech to get to the redefinition area?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 9: So you did a TEDx Talk. Can you tell me about that? Was it nerve wracking? Fun?
John's Answer HERE
Question 10: From your start of your teaching career did you ever picture yourself where you are now?
John's Answer: HERE
Question 11: Does blogging have the power to transform teachers? People?
John's Answer: HERE
Speed Geek Questions: HERE
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