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Learn How to Unlock Personalized Learning and Student Engagement with Video Editing
Thursday, March 24, 2022 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm EDT
Presented by Olivia Nelson, Professional Development Specialist, Screencastify; Heather Esposito, District Teacher Technology Coach, Cherry Hill School District (NJ); and Renee Dawson, Educational Technology Specialist, Atlanta Public Schools (GA)
Moderated by Zack Blois, Director of Marketing, Screencastify
Sponsored by Screencastify
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Each student has a unique path and should be empowered to take that journey at their own pace.
In this edLeader Panel, we discuss why educators should tailor their content to ensure students are staying actively engaged through asynchronous video. We also share the best practices and tips for utilizing video editing to create unique content that can benefit each student based on their needs.
View a panel of educators and edtech experts to learn how, through the magic of editing, any teacher can quickly tailor content that helps maximize learning outcomes for every student.
In this session, participants learn:
- How tailoring content for each student keeps them engaged
- Why video editing is the key to unlocking the best learning outcomes
- Practical strategies and tips for editing your masterpiece
This recorded edLeader Panel is of interest to K-12 teachers.
About the Presenters
Olivia Nelson is a former K-12 teacher and administrator with experience in standards-based instruction and culturally responsive pedagogy. She is passionate about innovation and is thrilled to be able to support educators in making video a meaningful part of their teacher toolkit.
Heather Esposito is the teacher technology coach for all 19 schools in the Cherry Hill NJ School District. Prior to this role, she taught high school English at Cherry Hill High School West for 20 years and is a certified reading specialist.
Renee Dawson has been in the education field for 16 years. As a special education teacher, she taught in elementary, middle, and high school settings in self-contained, co-taught, and resource environments, and also worked with students in hospital and home environments. She has worked with students with a variety of disabilities and assistive technology needs. Currently, she is an educational technology specialist that manages the Verizon Innovative Learning Initiative at Long Middle School and is an Ed Farm Innovation Fellow. Renee has her B.S. in special education from Georgia Southern University (2006), her M.Ed. in physical and health disabilities from Georgia State University (2012), and her Ed.S. in instructional technology from Kennesaw State University (2014).
About the Moderator
Zack Blois is the director of marketing at Screencastify and a former high school teacher and informal educator. After his time teaching, he spent the last 10+ years driving strategy, learning, and building teams at edtech and general software companies.
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Screencastify is the world’s leading video creation software for the education industry. It allows anyone to capture, edit and share screen videos. Over 5 million teachers and students around the world use Screencastify to flip classrooms, build student portfolios, capture student voice, and create personalized assignments.
