Episode 2 – EdCampOKC

 

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Podcast Hosts and where to find us on Twitter:

Erin Barnes: twitter.com/elynnlll

Anne Beck: https://twitter.com/mrsbeck25

Jonathan Atchley: https://twitter.com/JonnyCurriculum

Scott Haselwood: twitter.com/teachfromhere

Who hosted the #oklaed chat and where to find them on Twitter:

• @MrsBeck25
• @jonnycurriculum

Overview of chat topic

• Topic: EdCampOKC

Quick overview of each question from the chat:

• 1 – What makes you so excited to attend Edcampokc?

@JonnyCurriculum A1- Learning from educators who are already in the field using technology in and other tools in their classrooms #oklaed

— Rachel Lukaszek (@rachielukie) February 27, 2017

• 2 – What are you hoping to learn about at Edcampokc

A2 Nothing in particular, that's something I ❤️ about EdCamps, you can decide when you get there lol #oklaed https://t.co/71Ejlujd8w

— Heather Johnston (@tchingelements) February 27, 2017

• 3 – Explain to the newbies the rule of two feet.

A3 – if it’s not what you thought the session would be, use your two feet and go to a different one #oklaed https://t.co/1ZWfoyU5cE

— Dena Rogers (@dena_rogers) February 27, 2017

• 4 – Why do you think the rule of two feet is important?

A4. To not waste anyone's time. Yours specifically. Get the tools and tips YOU need for your classroom/building #oklaed

— Justin Mann (@Jmann405) February 27, 2017

A4) Dual purpose. Learn more by going to more sessions, waste less time in places where you don't need to be. #oklaed

— ChrisParadise (@ChrisParadise) February 27, 2017

A4: because EdCamp is all about you! #oklaed

— Meghan Loyd (@meghanloyd) February 27, 2017

• 5 – Who are you looking forward to seeing at EdCampOKC?

A5 hope to meet at least 1 person I feel like I know from PLN but have never met! #oklaed

— Kenneth Ward (@kennethdward) February 27, 2017

A5: Loaded question…I look forward to seeing #oklaed https://t.co/C4RyQaiw4J

— ErinBarnes (@elynnlll) February 27, 2017

• 6 – Why do you think the “unconference” model of edcamp works?

A6 ) its all that innovation the legislature says we don't use !! #oklaed https://t.co/eJZf8o4bW4

— Dawn Collums (@collums_dawn) February 27, 2017

A6: it embodies voice and choice. 2 principals necessary for effective adult learning #oklaed

— Drew Price (@drewprice11) February 27, 2017

A7: Get up and network. If you allow it to be awkward in a room full of people you don’t know, it will be. #oklaed pic.twitter.com/vm0VxPtDM3

— Jonathan Atchley (@JonnyCurriculum) February 27, 2017

A7: your first EdCamp can be overwhelming, but just have fun! If it isn't for you leave the session and meet cool people like me. #oklaed

— Meghan Loyd (@meghanloyd) February 27, 2017

• 8 – If you were required to facilitate a session at edcampokc, what would you choose to share?
  • Too many super amazing ideas to list – someone’s awesomeness would get left out!

Favorite question and why?

• Erin: Q3: Explain to the newbies the rule of two feet – sass
• Anne: Q8: if you were required to facilitate a session at edcampokc, what would you choose to share?
• Jonathan: Q5: Who are you looking forward to seeing at EdCampOKC?
• Scott: Q6: why does the unconference model of edcamp works?

Boomsauce tweet(s) of the night:

Erin: #Oklaed had 100 participants!

Anne: 

A7: Get up and network. If you allow it to be awkward in a room full of people you don’t know, it will be. #oklaed pic.twitter.com/vm0VxPtDM3

— Jonathan Atchley (@JonnyCurriculum) February 27, 2017

Jonathan:

A3: WAIT WAIT – if @bridgestyler walks into your session, the tule of two feet changed to “sit down and listen” #oklaed

— Jonathan Atchley (@JonnyCurriculum) February 27, 2017

Holding my first @bridgestyler autograph. It reads “best wishes T-Bridge” #oklaed pic.twitter.com/qhgJ39C99W

— Jonathan Atchley (@JonnyCurriculum) February 27, 2017

Scott:

https://twitter.com/drewprice11/status/836048321986842625

Next week on the #oklaed chat

• Challenge Yourself by @teachfromhere
• Join us at 8PM CST