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5th/6th Grade Class Denided AD-Free Ning - What Now?

Replied Aug. 17, 2008

Converting videos on ning to be used on an iPod!

Replied Oct. 28, 2007

Converting videos on ning to be used on an iPod!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ann Bell Oct. 29, 2007.

Bullying in schools
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Cheska Lorena Oct 27.

NECC and edubloggercon
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kevin Jun. 25, 2007.

Some of my favorite tools
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Christine Southard Jun. 20, 2007.

A bellyfull of fine art!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Karla Murray Jun. 13, 2007.

My "Driving Questions" Podcast

In this episode I talk to Jerry Butler, a tech mentor who helped me get started. Jerry is the nicest guy I know and he knows how to frame tech issues in non-threatening ways that educators understand. There is so much that is happening in Kansas because of his positive attitude as well as his early and continuing work with schools.

Jerry on Podstock
Jerry on Plurk
Jerry at ESSDACK
Jerry in Second Life

Teaching The Civil War With Technology

In this carpool with Dr. Jim Beeghly, we explore the adjacent value that comes from the teaching of the Civil War. Technology adds so much possibility to empower a fresh understanding of this moment in American history and Jim gets it in full measure. His notion of Civil War CSI is worth the listen alone!

http://teachthecivilwar.wikispaces.com/
http://blog.teachthecivilwar.com/
American Memory Project
Fife and Drum Music

Ruby Payne Carpool

In this conversation with Dr. Ruby Payne, we delve into her life’s work and the passions that guide her. She talks about the things many people sense or know or ignore because it hurts to look directly into societal pain. Join us for an exploration of empowered human possibility.

NLP
Neuro-linguistic programming
Ruby’s Site

Tim Holt Conversation

I hope this conversation has consequences because that is what I intend. Talking to Tim Holt of the Intended Consequences podcast is always a pleasure. This technology leader has a low key way of saying things that others tend to over-design. Join us as we run the gamut from keeping technology integration moving to leveraging social networks to encourage self-directed staff development.

Deep Learning is 650 feet down

Ever meet someone who is totally passionate about their work? My friend Linda Schmitt is such a person and as director of the Kansas Underground Salt Museum, she’s creating passion in young learners every day! In this tour of the museum, we explore the museum and the many teaching and learning opportunities that wait beneath our feet.

Finding Success Against The Odds

Students at Learning By Design charter school in Haysville Kansas are finding academic success. There are many ways to find success and learning at their own pace, in their own way has cracked the code for these kids. As educators there seek ways to motivate and engage learners, they know theydon’t have all the answers but they NEVER stop asking questions!

To learn more about this innovative school, contact: Terry Eis

Open Source in Schools

In this interview with Steve Hargadon of Classroom2.0, we delve into the realities of the filters that must be gotten through to really utilize the power of these tools. He shares his ideas about the benefits of open source for schools as well as the reasons why he thinks that communities of open source developers will continue to ply their trade. Steve shares great ideas openly and is always an amazing resource for schools and educators.

Some tools and sites Steve discussed:
Gimp
K-12 Open Source Community
Linux
K-12 Open Source WIKI
Shoutem
Utterli
elgg

Online Parenting Tips

My sister Lorie Honeycutt joins me for a conversation about online safety and online parenting tips. We discuss some of the down sides of file sharing sites and distill a few rules of the road for digital parenting.

Rural 21st century learning!

Walton 21st Century Rural Life Center is a public charter school on a mission to promote rural family farm values, while developing 21st century skills in it’s learners. School projects are tied to family farms, growing things and supporting and enhancing the local community. Administrator Natise Vogt is dedicated to continuing to grow this educational enviroment and welcome collaboration with other schools around the world. In this podcast we explore the school and it’s goals.

You can contact the school through Mrs. Vogt at: nvogt@newton.k12.ks.us

Making professional development come to you

In this carpool with Ben Wilkoff we explore PLN’s and some ways educators might optimize their personal work flows. Ben has ideas about ways we could use tagging to “glue” our learning together as well as thoughts about using aggregators to bring many resources together in one useful space. He talks about tools and plugins that are great potential time savers for the busy, always-learning teacher.

Tools and sites mentioned:
WP - ©Feed (Plugin)
tokbox
skrbl
WordPress
ustream
Classroom 2.0
99 and 1 rule
Posterous

Getting Web 2.0 To Go!

This carpool with Kimberly Wright, Dean Mantz and Janet Reynolds, we explore the power of web 2.0 as a tool for empowering learning for students and teachers. We delve into some of the things that cause tech PD to stall out and our prescriptions for making ot work.

Micro-wave Cookbook!

Can you cook well in a microwave? What is the wattage of your microwave? Can you cook with foil in the microwave? You might be surprised at the answers to these and other questions. Join me as I am joined by regional Arizona cooking celebrity Dee Dee Czarnowski.

Check out Dee Dee’s site!
The Arizona morning show where Dee Dee is featured

No Flute? Play your iPhone!

Join me in the carpool for some bad music but big ideas! In this episode I play the ocarina, an app for the iPhone from Smule. While sharing my new passion for this digital woodwind instrument I am struck by the way the world just changed...again! What will this kind of anytime, anywhere musical instrument mean for kids in the near future and will we use them in schools?

Geocaching in education

In this carpool, Bentley Richert, Tammy Worchester, and Becky Herl share a recent geocaching lesson they recently did with kids in Burrton schools in Burrton Kansas.

Sound instruction

In this carpool with Preston Winn from Promethean and we talk about the issues of sound and hearing in the classroom. We delve into the issue both from the teacher point of view and that if the student as a listener.

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Letting your mind play is the best way to solve problems. --Bill Watterson

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School / Work Affiliation: ESSDACK

About Me: I spent 13 years teaching art in the classroom and working with kids to help them plan for the future. A few years ago I left the classroom for a chance to work at ESSDACK, an educational service center that allows me to research and develop programs that can help educators and learners. My main website is http://kevinhoneycutt.org

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Pushing Change

Posted on September 16, 2009 at 10:28pm — 2 Comments

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At 3:03pm on June 20, 2009, Vicki Davis said…: Would you consider helping with the Web 2.0 smackdown? Please!

At 12:44am on April 10, 2009, Tamishra Swain said…: Hi Kevin,
would you liketo share your teaching experience through a book chapter. please visit my blog or my discussion page to get further information.
a response is solicited
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At 6:18pm on January 31, 2009, Jack said…: Hi Kevin. I was wondering if you have students or educator friends who would be interested in participating in a nationwide SAT Vocab Video Contest @ MIT university. You can view contest details at BrainyFlix.com Please let me know. Thanks!

At 4:41am on January 25, 2009, Johnathan Chase said…: Checked out your excellent web site Kevin. Noticed your links on bullying and lessons that engage and thought you might be interested in character education learning activities and links on my profile page that also integrate popular music.

At 8:45am on January 14, 2009, Megan Hansen said…: Hey, Kevin. It has been a while since I visited this site. I am really bummed because plurk was recently blocked at my school. I have sent a request for them to release it, but I feel like I I am committing a crime but wanting a blocked website. What....is it wrong to share, collaborate and have an opinion?!

At 6:32am on January 12, 2009, YvonneOsborn said…: Congratulations on your outstanding blog Kevin. My students in Melbourne, Australia are going to love the drawing lessons.Thanks so much for sharing your enormous talents.Yvonne Osborn www.tlpsart.edublogs.org

At 6:40am on December 14, 2008, Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach said…: Indeed it was. Hope yours was as well.

At 8:15pm on October 7, 2008, Karen Fasimpaur said…: Hey, Kevin. Thanks for the always thoughtful writing. I look forward to more conversation with you and others on this topic.

At 11:34am on July 23, 2008, Jeff Young said…: Kevin, just checked out your website and the ning site. I am so impressed with what you are doing! I want to utilize ning this year in my classroom. How did you embed all those widgets, etc. on ning? I can't seem to get it to work. Is there a tutorial for setting it up?

At 1:49pm on July 16, 2008, John Costilla said…: Hey Kevin, it was really good to meet you and network at EduBlogger Con and NECC Unplugged. I learned so much from you and the many other bloggers there. I captured a lot of the learning on my Diigo list:http://www.diigo.com/list/jcostilla/wat_necc

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