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Peter H. Reynolds Keynote at Bank Street College of Education
May 23, 2013
The Evelyn Rome Tabas and Daniel Tabas Auditorium
New York, NYPeter will keynote at the Bank Street College of Education for the presentation of the Irma Black Award. Peter's book, The Dot, won the Irma S. Black Award for Excellence in Children's Literature, in which picture and text are inseparable.
Learn more at the Bank Street College of Education's website.
FableVision Studios' Art Show Open House
June 7, 2013
Boston, MACome see a unique display of artwork from the creative folks at FableVision, mingle with other artists and storytellers, and see our multimedia studio!
ISTE
June 23-26, 2013
San Antonio, TXISTE, the International Society for Technology in Education, represents 100,000 members around the world, and is the premier membership association for educators and education leaders.
SKY COLOR at Nantucket Film Festival
June 26 – 30, 2013
Nantucket, MASKY COLOR, Peter H. Reynolds' film is screening at various dates and times throughout the Nantucket Film Festival.
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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Weekly Click- June 29th
Supreme Court Has Ruled; Now Games Have a Duty- On Monday June 27th the Supreme Court decided, with a 7-2 majority, that states can not ban the sale of violent video games to minors, as it is a First Amendment violation. This ruling means that video games have now joined other forms of media such as film that are considered art forms. Continue reading
Weekly Click – June 22nd
Sketch Swap- If you are running short on inspiration, head to sketchswap.com where any sketch you create with your mouse will be switched with other sketchers worldwide! Continue reading
FableVision Learning Launches Free Webinars
Fab news for educators! FableVision Learning has launched a new Webinar series. In free, half-hour sessions, FVL will show you ways to easily integrate creativity and self-expression into your teaching. Continue reading
The Weekly Click- June 15th
K-12 students’ knowledge of U.S. history is lagging behind any other subject. According to the results of the national assessment program, also known as the Nation’s Report Card, U.S. History is at the bottom of the ranks, with the lowest percentage of students scoring “proficient” as compared to the other subjects that were tested: math, reading, science, writing, civics, geography, and economics. Continue reading
The Weekly Click – June 8
Thanks to Nonny de la Peña, the creator of Stroome, filmmakers now have the ability to collaborate with anyone in the world while editing. Stroome is an interactive online video editing community that allows filmmakers to upload their footage, work collaboratively or alone, interact with others who have similar interests and challenges, and then share their completed work with the world! Continue reading
Weekly Click – June 1
Can Entertainment Media Ignite an Education Revolution?
Author, USC Professor, and Blogger Henry Jenkins shares some great insights about his experience at the recent “Learning from Hollywood: Can Entertainment Media Ignite an Education Revolution?” conference, hosted by the USC Cinema School and organized by the Joan Ganz Cooney Center. Jenkins post is a great wrap up of this fantastic event, and don’t miss this video of his own talk on Entertainment Education. Continue reading
