Wow!  What an amazing week.  It has been a blast working with everyone, both in Kamloops and all the other sites. Thank you for all that you shared and brought to the learning table.  Awesome!

Here are your final reflection questions:

1. What did you learn about curriculum videoconferencing?

2. How did you grow or change any of your personal perceptions this week?

3. What will you tell others about this training?

I am looking forward to hearing about all the projects you plan for next school year!   Have a fantastic weekend and summer.

Tracy

Videoconferencing is a whole new and exciting world . . .

• What did you learn this week that you can take back to your classroom and incorporate into your students’ worlds?
• Has your experience this week changed your way of thinking regarding collaborating with other educators?
• Will you be an advocate for videoconferencing in the district?

For the final day reflection, consider all  the simulations, guest speakers, small group work, and local activities for the JAZZ123 week.  Let these questions guide your reflection:

• What did you learn about curriculum videoconferencing?
• How did you grow or change any of your personal perceptions this week?
• What will you tell others about this training?
• Any other comments you have for each other and your facilitators?

We’ve covered a lot this week…far beyond just videoconferencing! There was hardly a dull moment, I think you will agree.

What did you learn this week?

How did you grow or change any of your personal perceptions this week?

What will you tell others about this training?

For this last reflection, consider the whole week and all the simulations, guest speakers, local activities, and small group work.

These questions can guide your reflection:

• What did you learn about curriculum videoconferencing?
• How did you grow or change any of your personal perceptions this week?
• What will you tell others about this training?
• Any other comments you have for each other and your facilitators?

This week has been filled with thought provoking activities. Share with us some final thoughts of the week.

• What did you learn about curriculum videoconferencing?
• How did you grow or change any of your personal perceptions this week?
• What will you tell others about this training?
• What are your next steps?
• Any other thoughts?

It has been a pleasure to work with each of you this week! I know you will do great things with videoconferencing technology this upcoming year. Think about all of the resources and projects you were exposed to this week.

What did you learn about curriculum videoconferencing?

How did you grow or change any of your personal perceptions this week?

What will you tell others about this training?

Hello everyone to the last day of JAZZ week 2009.  Can I just say it has been my pleasure to work with you all this week and see you all grow in confidence with video conferencing.  I am looking forward to working with you all and supporting you in taking video conferencing back to your schools.

Your questions for today.

1. 1. How will you share videoconferencing with others?  What would/will you tell them about it?  How will you ensure video conferencing is developed throughout your school?

2. What would you do to improve the week?

3. Would you recommend JAZZ next year to others and why?

 

A big thank you to everyone in JAZZ 2009.

Great work today, team!  Interesting to see how VC can be emotional, touching, informative, interesting, entertaining, and hilarious all in one day.  I still don’t know why some of your responses are not showing up after you post them.  Sorry about that!

Here are your questions for reflection today:

1. How will you share videoconferencing with others?  What would/will you tell them about it?

2,  What have you noticed about interactions among workshop facilitators? Among participants in your room?  In your small group? 

This week has gone by soooo quickly!  What an incredible ride, and a steep, but amazing learning curve.  I hope you have learned as much as I have and are finding the week has been a valuable professional learning experience.  I am sad that tomorrow is the last day!

Today we had an very rich and an emotional experience with the book,  The Wall, and a conversation with a veteran as part of the ASK project.  We also had a connection with Singing with Shane and were able to finish our group projects and post them along with comments on other lessons. 

Please reflect on today and post on these questions:

• How will you share videoconferencing with others?  What would you tell them about it?
• What have you noticed about interactions among interactions among workshops facilitators? among participants in your room? in your small group?