In the final episode of the season, Kathryn and Laura spend some time discussing a few of their favorite ideas regarding transforming the new semester and new school year for the fall of 2020 as education moves from emergency remote to emerging redesign. We recorded the new intro on June 3, 2020, and the resources below have helped shape our thinking and grow our knowledge of racial injustice and inequality. Resources for Antiracist Self-Work:  “To my white educators…” twitter thread from Joe Truss, Culturally Responsive Leadership An Antiracist Reading List, Ibram X. Kendi Why #BlackLivesMatter in Your Classroom Too, Cornelius Minor To White Educators: We Must Remember Our Anger When Anger Feels Less Comfortable, Jess Lifshitz Framing Brave Conversations About Race and Ethnicity, Sheldon Eakins, Leading Equity Center Anti-Racism Resources, compiled by Sarah Sophie Flicker, Alyssa Klein in May 2020 A Decade of Watching Black People Die, Code Switch podcast A Digital Learning Radio episode from last year about self-work: Our Journey Begins - Caring Enough to Step In Resources Mentioned in the Episode: The New Pillars of Modern Teaching, Gayle Allen Curious Minds: Gayle Allen & Priya Parker on The Art of Gathering Together Apart Podcast, Priya Parker Reopening School: What it Might Look Like, Jennifer Gonzalez  Let’s Not Go Back, Let’s Go Forward, Silvia Tolisano “Include the entire community” twitter chat idea shared by Knikole Taylor TEDxNYED, Heidi Hayes Jacobs Connect with Kathryn @kklaster Connect with Laura @mslkile Connect with DigLearning Radio @DigLearnRadio 

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Transforming Learning from Emergency Remote to Emerging Redesign

In this episode Kathryn and Laura continue the conversation about feedback, this time through the lens of students. They discuss tech tools that have come to the rescue to use to provide authentic feedback to students during emergency remote learning and delve into the idea of feedback driven metacognition. Resources Mentioned: The New Pillars of Modern Teaching, Gayle Allen Cult of Pedagogy - Flash Feedback, Jennifer Gonzalez Feedback Rubric Spreadsheet for Google Classroom, Alice Keeler Tech Tools for Feedback: Google Classroom, Screencastify, Loom, Flipgrid, Pear Deck Powerful Teaching: Unleash the Science of Learning, Pooja K. Agarwal & Patrice M. Bain Powerful Teaching Resources (scroll to see the Fours Steps Feedback Driven Metacognition resource) How Giving Students Video Feedback Can Foster Understanding Connect with Kathryn @kklaster Connect with Laura @mslkile Connect with DigLearning Radio @DigLearnRadio 

Transforming Learning Through Feedback for Students

In this episode Kathryn and Laura have a discussion about the third pillar of The New Pillars of Modern Teaching: feedback. Centering the conversation around the types of feedback that have been prevalent during emergency remote learning, they discuss what constitutes effective feedback and how to leverage it in preparing to end the current semester and plan for a transformed future. Connect! The New Pillars of Modern Teaching, Gayle Allen Connect with Kathryn @kklaster Connect with Laura @mslkile Connect with DigLearning Radio @DigLearnRadio 

Transforming Learning Through Feedback for Educators

In this episode Kathryn and Laura continue the curation conversation based on the book The New Pillars of Modern Teaching. Today’s episode focuses on curation for students, and the transformation of our class design to foster students’ ability to own their learning and fill in gaps through the critical thinking required to scan, sense-make, and share curated resources.  Resources Mentioned: The New Pillars of Modern Teaching, Gayle Allen Adding or Subtracting Learning, George Couros To Boost Higher-Order Thinking, Try Curation, and Are You a Curator or Dumper, Jennifer Gonzalez  Everyday DigCit, Nancy Watson Connect with Kathryn @kklaster Connect with Laura @mslkile Connect with DigLearning Radio @DigLearnRadio  

Transforming Learning Through Curation for Students

In this episode Kathryn and Laura discuss curation for educators based on the book The New Pillars of Modern Teaching. Today’s conversation focuses on the how and why of sifting through information overload to emerge better organized and enabled to locate and share our learning. Resources Mentioned: The New Pillars of Modern Teaching, Gayle Allen The One Workflow You Can’t Live Without, Gayle Allen Curated list of Curation Tools We Love Trello for workflow Yoga with Adriene  Connect with Kathryn @kklaster Connect with Laura @mslkile Connect with DigLearning Radio @DigLearnRadio

Transforming Learning Through Curation for Educators

In this episode Kathryn and Laura continue discussing design, this time filtered through the lens of students, and based on the book The New Pillars of Modern Teaching. They discuss how remote learning allows opportunities for students to own their learning and develop agency in learning processes. Today’s conversation imagines how some of our current remote realities can continue and transform the design of our classrooms and learning in the fall. More to Explore: The New Pillars of Modern Teaching, Gayle Allen Digital Learning Radio episode - interview with Gayle Allen (November, 2017) “Do you secretly like remote teaching?” post & podcast from Angela Watson “Why Are Some Kids Thriving During Remote Learning?” Edutopia Connect with Kathryn @kklaster Connect with Laura @mslkile Connect with Digital Learning Radio @DigLearnRadio  

Transforming Learning Through Design for Students

In today’s episode Kathryn and Laura dive into their discussion of the book The New Pillars of Modern Teaching. They focus on the pillar of design, looking at it through the lens of educators, and discuss learning preferences, how designing learning has shifted for remote learning, and conjecture how learning design will transform for future pedagogy and practice. Resources Mentioned: The New Pillars of Modern Teaching, Gayle Allen Rethinking Big Ideas: Daniel Pink on the Future of Work Digital Learning Radio episode - interview with Gayle Allen (November, 2017) Tony Vincent’s Classy Graphics Class Connect with Kathryn @kklaster Connect with Laura @mslkile Connect with DigLearning Radio @DigLearnRadio  

Transforming Learning Through Design for Educators

Welcome to Season 8, episode 1 of Digital Learning Radio. Today’s episode is an introduction to our new series, From Triage to Transformation, with Kathryn (@kklaster) and Laura (@mslkile). For this season of our podcast, we are focusing on transcending the triage of our remote learning lives as we discuss where we are and where we’re going to transform our pedagogy and practices. Resources Mentioned: The New Pillars of Modern Teaching, Gayle Allen Curious Minds Podcast, The Power of Inclusive Design First Responders Matter, blog post from Craig Gray What are the problems we’re trying to solve?, Grant Lichtman Connect with Kathryn @kklaster Connect with Laura @mslkile Connect with DigLearning Radio @DigLearnRadio  

From Triage to Transformation

For this season of Digital Learning Radio, Kathryn Laster (@kklaster) and Laura Kile (@mslkile) will collaborate, share reflections, and curate resources for ways to transform learning in this new world of education. Episodes will be released each week on Thursdays. Follow along on their learning journey and continue the conversations on Twitter @DigLearnRadio.

Season 8 Trailer

In this episode, Kathryn (@kklaster) shares one more favorite EduProtocol, Iron Chef. If you like using the "jigsaw" instructional strategy, you'll recognize the framework because Iron Chef is a digital, gamified version of the jigsaw strategy. Resources: EduProtocols website, books, #eduprotocols on Twitter, authors Jon Corippo and Marlena Hebern Iron Chef template for Google Slides (from the EduProtocols website) Adventures in #EduProtocols - Iron Chef, math example Mix Iron Chef into Reading and Writing A History Teacher's Favorite Eduprotocols (and check out his Iron Chef template) 

Learn Something New: Iron Chef

In this episode, Misty (@TrevinoMisty) shares an EduProtocol that she learned and is excited to try. The Sketch and Tell EduProtocol involves visuals, collaboration, and text, and our team discusses ways this strategy may be used in classrooms or in PD sessions. Ideas for Sketch and Tell: Eduprotocols website, books, #eduprotocols on Twitter, authors Jon Corippo and Marlena Hebern #SketchAndTell on Twitter brush.ninja, drawing tool/GIF creator AutoDraw Google JamBoard Explore feature in Google Slides SeeSaw The Noun Project for icons Other Ideas and People Mentioned: Universal Design for Learning, from CAST (UDL) Dual-Coding  ISTE Standards for Educators Carrie Baughcum Sylvia Duckworth #sketchnoting 

Learn Something New: Sketch and Tell

In this episode, Nancy (@NancyWTech) shares the next principle of Universal Design for Learning (UDL), Representation. There are so many tech tools that can accommodate for leaners' preferences, and Nancy provides a quick overview of how specific tools support UDL. Tools Mentioned: Immersive Reader TextHelp Read & Write  Mercury Reader Captions in Google Slides Picto4Me Google Dictionary Microsoft Translator Draw.io Graphic Organizers NewsELA Insert Learning Learn More about UDL: Universal Design for Learning, from CAST Learning Designed Video: See UDL in Action UDL in Fifteen Minutes Podcast 

Learn Something New: UDL - Representation

Kathryn (@kklaster) talks Eduprotocols again in this episode. Today, she and Nancy discuss the Thin Slides strategy, and they share how this eduprotocol could be used in classrooms and in professional development sessions. More about the Thin Slides eduprotocol: Eduprotocols website, books, #eduprotocols on Twitter, authors Jon Corippo and Marlena Hebern Thin Slides blog post from Adam Juarez #ThinSlides on Twitter 

Learn Something New: Thin Slides

How do you engage learners as the walk into the door? In this episode, Misty (@TrevinoMisty) shares ideas of what to do While You're Waiting. Her examples are for professional development, but the ideas can be applied to classrooms, too. Resources Mentioned While Your Waiting Slide Template ColorPick Eyedropper Extension AutoDraw I Shot the Serif (Font Recognition Game) Google Experiments Art Pallet  

Learn Something New: While You're Waiting

In this episode, Nancy (@NancyWTech) starts our discussion about Universal Design for Learning (UDL) by sharing information about the first principle, Engagement. Learn More about UDL: Universal Design for Learning, from CAST Learning Designed Video: See UDL in Action UDL in Fifteen Minutes Podcast Also mentioned: EduProtocols (discussed in episode 1, too!) Use of Google Classroom for Classy Creations (with Tony Vincent) Kathryn's learning log sample 

Learn Something New: UDL - Engagement

Digital Learning Radio is a podcast dedicated to exploring ways to use technology to empower learning within a classroom, campus, or district. Each week, our conversations center around living, learning, and leading with technology. The hosts are members of the Region 10 Education Service Center’s Digital Learning Team, and we frequently interview educators and other guests from around the country. Whether you’re looking for resources, favorite tech tips and tools, or want to hear ways technology can help us learn, connect, and grow, this podcast is for all educators looking for ways to leverage technology in order to thrive in a digital world.

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