Technology for Coaching OHS Student Athletes

http://ops.esu8.org/users/katiemorrow/weblog/8a13e/

2010 NETA Contest Winners Announced!

Congratulations to several O'Neill Public Schools students and teachers for winning awards in NETA's annual contests.

The OHS Twitter account, and its embedded interactivity with the O'Neill High School webpage, is maintained by Mike Peterson. It was a winner in the "Web 2.0 Tools-Teacher" category.

The above image, by Davita Dick, won 1st place in the Grades 6-8 Digital Imagery Contest.

Tayler Alder was a 2nd place winner in the Grades 6-8 Digital Imagery Contest with her photo entitled "Old Board and Shoe."

In the Grades 9-12 division of the Graphic Imagery contest, Erin Gotschall received an honorable mention award.

Laura Lueninghoener created this video for Mrs. Brown's Spanish Class and was a winner in the Open Category.

The Digital Divas were winners in the Web 2.0 Tools - Student Contest for their website and collaboration in Rock Our World 11: Tolerance

More information can be found here: http://netasite.org/conf2010/awards.html

Open Letter to Young Adults

5 Minute Message about 24/7 Learning Reminders

Can be heard here: http://ops.esu8.org/groups/teach42morrow/weblog/7407d/Christmas_Message_about_24_7_Learning.html

Merry Christmas Everyone!

Good game to play online

Play the Friend Finder Game and see how high you can score!

http://www.onguardonline.gov/games/friend-finder.aspx

What's your issue?

Apple is pleased to announce participation in a new film competition, and we welcome your participation and the involvement of your students in the What‚s Your Issue? - Film Your Issue initiative and competition which launches in January 2010.

Apple is supporting the exciting and important competition, along with YouTube, Best Buy, the NAACP, Association of American Colleges and Universities, the Obama administration, and others.

Young adults 14 to 24 are being invited to develop and present innovative solution-project ideas to front-burner issues, in one of eight categories: environment, education, health/ healthcare, poverty, public service, national security and defense, the economic recession, and human and equal rights.

Winners will be selected by both a VIP Jury and public online via YouTube.

Winning solution-projects will be presented to senior officials in the Obama administration, broadcast on screens in every Best Buy store on the planet, at a VIP reception in Washington, DC, and flown to Los Angeles for the Awards ceremony co-hosted by Sony Pictures Studios. Prizes include an Apple MacBook and iPhones.

The format for submission is a 3-minute video, presenting both the issue and proposed solution-project idea. At the time of submission, the video will be uploaded along with an accompanying one-sheet outlining the project.

The deadline for submissions is April 10, 2010.

Details of the competition are on the What‚s Your Issue- Film Your Issue Website
http://www.whatsyourissue.tv

Speed-Geeking

OHS staff gathered for a first-ever "Speed Geeking Smackdown" after school on Tuesday of this week. Staff members could bring a quick technology site, tip, or lesson idea to share, or could just watch the event. Each presentation was restricted to a 3 minute timer. All participants enjoyed the event and hope to repeat it again in the future.

Below are notes from the session:
http://docs.google.com/View?id=d9gbr9z_85d8ffw5gw

Video highlights will be posted soon: