Lisa Whatley
Ranked list of most effective videos for starting conversations with teachers about 21st Century Learning.
Informative 9 Minute Video discussing the importance of 21st Century Learning and how to promote it.
My Ranking: 2 of 10. This is the most informative video on how to make the changes.
A 2 minute introduction to 21st century literacy with a great deal of text to read with poor graphics, not very inspirational or creative.
This video is the least effective.
My ranking: 10 out of 10.
Attention getting 3 minute video which is inspirational if not greatly informative.
My ranking: 8 of 10 in effectiveness.
Dramatic, creative, attention getting 5 Minute video that will spark discussion about today's learner. More focused on college aged students.
My Ranking: 7 of 10.
Inspiring 4 minute video showing K-12 students and what they need to "Engage" them.
I would most definitely show this video as a hook along with the "Pay Attention" video.
My ranking 4 of 10. The video stresses that change needs to be made but does not detail the how.
Interesting statistics are presented in this 5 minute video emphasizing the importance of technology.
Very little is shared on how to fix problems listed or how to promote 21st Century Learning.
My Ranking: 9 of 10 in effectiveness.
A 2 and a half minute video, similar to "A Vision of K-12 Students Today," showing students with signs asking to be engaged using technology.
My Ranking 5 of 10.
A brief, but informative 4 minute video discussing how to use technology in the school setting
My Ranking: 3 of 10.
A 4 minute video about the need to change pedagogy to meet the needs and expectations of 21st century learners. - created at http://animoto.com
My Ranking 6 of 10.
Engaging 8 minute video asking powerful questions and giving powerful answers to how to engage students in the 21st Century
My top ranked video for effectiveness and information level.
Rank 1 of 10.
