Showing posts with label Northland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Northland. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 March 2019

DFI Presenting: Northland


Today I went to the beautiful paradise of Taipa in the Bay of Islands to help Kerry with the Northland Digital Fluency Intensive. I travel up to this part of the country often to holiday with my family in Coopers Beach - so this was a very nice change to the normality of Auckland!

Kerry is doing an awesome job leading this DFI course and is very blessed to have Vanessa working with her to deliver content. I thought that they worked well as a team.

I had the pleasure of not only delivering the deep dive into How To: Live Stream but also to present the Manaiakalani connect portion of the day - Create: Manaiakalani Pedagogy for DFI 2019. A couple of key points and ideas that struck a cord with the teachers in Taipa were:
  1. It's all about the hook - a significant driver for engagement has been the intentional use of modern technologies to enable creativity.
  2. We want out children to be creators of content - not just stealing/borrowing work that has been made from the internet.
  3. This quote was hugely impactful and was a perfect conversation starter: “Give the pupils something to do, not something to learn; and the doing is of such a nature as to demand thinking; learning naturally results.” John Dewey
  4. Site, Sound & Motion: how can we better use this as a teacher tool to help our children engage with learning?
  5. If our children create they can then share...and by sharing they are now connecting with a real audience who can learn from the post, comment and help develop the thinking of our children.

Click photo to see entire Create Presentation.
Attribution: Dorothy Burt & Manaiakalani Team

Tuesday, 22 May 2018

DFI Presenting: Northland


Today I felt very blessed to work alongside Kerry Boyde-Preece at Northland College in Kaikohe to share my expertise around live streaming at school and in the classroom.

At Pt England school we have decided to live stream using Youtube. We had looked into other platforms but feel as though Youtube provides the best solution without making you use proprietary software or websites. At the moment we are live streaming school events like Cross Country, Production, Fiafia and different sports like Rugby and Rippa Rugby played on our sports field.


In the below presentation I have shown three different ways that you could live stream.
  • using the Teradek Vidiu Pro multicast streaming box
  • using a drone - like the Phantom 4 Pro made by DJI 
  • or even the camera on your laptop.
Have a look below and please comment on ways that you are live streaming.