April 20, 2010

Video - Social Media Reading List for School Leaders

This is a must-watch video by Hans Mundahl, Director of Experiental Learning and Technology Coordinator at the New Hampton School in New Hampshire. Not only does Hans have a cool title (how awesome would it be if every school had a ‘director of experiential learning?’), he makes a mean video.

Check out Hans’ 3–minute clip below, where he tries to explain the value of social media to his school leadership team. Then check out the wiki page that resulted from his efforts. Nice work, Hans!

[hat tip to Jesse Moyer at The Future of Education blog for leading me to this]

Apr 20, 2010 7:43:54 AM | Leadership and Vision, Our Changing World, Teaching and Learning, Tech Tools, Videos

3 Comments

1.

Nicely done. I think there will be a lot of sharing going on.
Cheryl Oakes
Wells Ogunquit CSD, Wells, ME

Posted by: Cheryl Oakes | April 20, 2010 at 08:32 AM

2.

Hi Scott - thanks so much for posting the video - I appreciate it!

Posted by: Hans Mundahl | April 20, 2010 at 09:03 AM

3.

A nicely done video that should help get some admin teams talking!
Jason Kurth
Fairfield Schools

Posted by: Jason Kurth | April 20, 2010 at 08:30 PM

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