Welcome back Anissa!

We are so happy to chat today about Language revitalisation using technology and/or Digital Storytelling - maintaining cultural stories and songlines using various forms of tech. This episode will blow your minds. Anissa always brings joy and we love to share her stories.

You can check out her social media posts here:

@Nyssa76Jones, @IndigeniseEDU, @GEG_Canberra

Here are some links and resources that we discuss:

Indigital - Aboriginal owned technology business using AR/VR to keep language and culture alive

See Questacon video.

Digital Storytelling - Gen S Stories - My Story My Voice and Presenting Elders. Specifically watch “Learning and Sharing My Culture” by Ronnie Jordan

Weaving and Doll Making - Ronnie Jordan

Brungle Aboriginal Mission - article (20 July 2017).

Photos - awaiting permission from Elders to share (cultural protocols)

Brungle Primary School website

Aboriginal Tent Embassy video and Facebook website

Thank you so much for joining us.

Respectfully,

Karen and Sandy

Edpuzzle Notes for podcast

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fwpe8fAmBPvrPRG0u5I3NeYgaIc3AHe46G-M5Ov2R3g/edit

How to sign up.

School account which is integrated with Canvas

Search for content

Discover,- Search bar -

YouTube tab

You can also filter videos by your subject area

My School tab, which allows teachers to collaborate

Community - which includes other teachers in your subject area

Most exciting is that you can upload your own videos!

Demonstration: I invited Sandy to my class.

Share her screen. I assign the 1 minute box shadow video.

Show screen shot

She answers the questions while showing screen so people see what happens on the student side.

Live mode! (show in teacher account)

What do we like about it? Accountability, real-time updates, and I can use my own videos.

Pricing: https://edpuzzle.com/pricing

Hello listeners!

Do I have time for this?

Why are badges and certifications useful?

Say Yes! When you add these types of certifications to your PLN (Personal Learning Network) you have access to people who are using the tools in their practice, just like you. Most are willing to answer questions and assist you when you need it.

Often there are trainings and webinars available for these programs as well.

Frequently, when there are updates to the program, the ambassadors and educators are the first to know.

Join us,

Sandy and Karen

https://bit.ly/TeacherCerts

Edpuzzle Notes for podcast

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fwpe8fAmBPvrPRG0u5I3NeYgaIc3AHe46G-M5Ov2R3g/edit

How to sign up.

School account which is integrated with Canvas

Search for content

Discover,- Search bar -

YouTube tab

You can also filter videos by your subject area

My School tab, which allows teachers to collaborate

Community - which includes other teachers in your subject area

Most exciting is that you can upload your own videos!

Demonstration: I invited Sandy to my class.

Share her screen. I assign the 1 minute box shadow video.

Show screen shot

She answers the questions while showing screen so people see what happens on the student side.

Live mode! (show in teacher account)

What do we like about it? Accountability, real-time updates, and I can use my own videos.

Pricing: https://edpuzzle.com/pricing

Welcome to this episode of Chat with Sandy and Karen.

It is a new year, with new challenges facing education - all stakeholders. Today we chat about what are some things that help, and what are the things that surprised us about teaching in the time of COVID-19.

Were we ready? The virus came on the scene in 2019, now in 2022 are we more prepared or merely aware of more challenges?

We would love to hear from you on social media @chatwSK1. What are your experiences and thoughts?

We appreciate you!

Sandy and Karen

Hello Listeners,

Sandy and I would like to thank every one of you for your contributions and encouragement this year. This week we both have recorded a message for you. We hope you are able to have a restful break and return to your work refreshed and full of inspiration.

Best to you and your loved ones,

Sandy and Karen

Let's get chill, listeners.

Mel is an Australian Mathematics teacher teaching IB MYP & DP Mathematics in Cali, Colombia. Previously, she taught in Taiwan (for 5 years) and Australia. Mel is a GlobalGEG Leader, and an ambassador for a few things. She enjoys tennis, traveling, exploring and connecting :)

Let's chat about growth, challenges, and living internationally. Welcome @fungooli to our podcast, we look forward to hearing you!

Sandy and Karen

Hello listeners! Today Sandy and I will be talking about what it is like to move to another country to live. Here are some of our questions:

What is it like to move to another country?

What new culture have you experienced?

What American culture have you discovered here, or implemented?

How have you experienced the cold and darkness?

What advice would you give yourself now if you had to take time back 1 year?

Would you / could you move to another country following this?

Any experiences of your journey you would like to share with our listeners?

Perhaps the listeners have some comments or experience you would like to share. Please do!

Thank you for listening and sharing the channel.

Sandy and Karen