Alumni Conference

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I had great intentions of blogging each day of the conference. That didn’t work out so well because we were SO busy having a wonderful time! Below are some links to follow up posts and pictures. If you have a reflection post you have written or pictures online somewhere, add them in the comments and I will add them to this page.

• Thursday presentation videos (sorry that we missed the first two presenters :/)
• Friday presentation videos
• Colette Cassinelli – There & Back Again / Day 1 / Day 2 & 3
• Debby Kurti – A Tale of Two Conferences / Words of Wisdom / Flickr Pics
• Robert Martellacci - Top 10 Lessons I Learned thanks to Pepperdine University
• Dawn Ryce – Flickr Pics

We are doing a follow-up survey to gather information about the conference experience. Even if you didn’t attend, please take a moment to fill it out. That will help us plan future alumni activities. We’d like you to be involved!

Thank you to everyone that jumped in and made this a fantastic experience!

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Only a few more days! I’m heading to Malibu on Monday to spend some time with the family. We’ve got a noon reservation at the Getty Villa. If you’ve never been and you have some time, definitely check it out! Entrance is free but you do need to reserve tickets. Tuesday I’ll be up on campus pulling together some last minute details and getting ready for YOU to show up!!

If you are pre-registered, you should have received an email from me asking you to please take a moment and fill out our short information survey at http://bit.ly/alumniInfo. All the information you need to check in is available under the Conference Details menu (Check-in Information).

See you later in the week in Malibu!

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Our presenter pages are up and running! Four days from now we’ll all be in Malibu enjoying the amazing California coastal weather. Given that I live in the high desert and temps this week reached 107, to say I can’t wait is an understatement! We have folks from cadre 1 to 14 coming to Malibu to celebrate, collaborate, and communicate. If you are coming, contact your cadremates and tell them to jump on board!

Noah Sparks

How to Influence an Entire Industry

Oscar Menjivar

Teens in LA Hustle and Hack! educationalexperimentalist.com/alumni/?page_id=200

Charlene Reed

Interior Design | The learning process from ideas to built reality! educationalexperimentalist.com/alumni/?page_id=200

Jackie Sandoval

Social Media meets Learning Innovation

Jill Florant

Action Research as a Guide to Developing Your Ed Tech Career

Trey Eubanks

Power Tools -A Study in Integragtion

Presenters - Thursday

Cadre 14 Design Team

Building a stronger MALT Community! Left to Right: Michelle Green, Mie Buskirk, Jacquelin Sandoval, Andrea Flagiello, Matt LeClair, and Danna Revis

David Greenfield

STEM, STEAM and Collaboration

Jonathan Silk

Casting Knowledge: Building an On-Line Community of Practice with Leadercast

Jeff & Maria Lee

Himalayan Communities Leverage 21st Century Technology To Solve Problems educationalexperimentalist.com/alumni/?page_id=219

Kevin Chow

Effecting Sea Change in Schools

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It’s almost here! It’s almost time for the OMET/MALT Alumni Conference! The speaking schedule is shaping up great – interesting people sharing interesting ideas. Final details are getting put into place. Housing reservations have closed, although there is a slight possibility I can still get you a room if you contact me directly ASAP. We are still taking conference registrations for all days or individual days (each day includes a continental breakfast). Looking forward to seeing you in Malibu

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Once upon a time, there was a program called OMET (Online Masters of Educational Technology) that grew up into a program called MALT (Masters of Learning Technologies). Regardless of the name, it can only mean one thing (or several!) ~ Hard fun? It’s the process? ZPD? Learning theory? Tapped In? Communities of Practice? ARPs? Chiffonade? Any of that ring a bell?

Your OMET/MALT degree engaged you with some of the best, most creative minds in education. We know you’ve gone out in the world and made a difference. Now it’s time to come back and check in. Reunite with folks from your own cadre, connect with folks from other cadres, and meet up with some of the most interesting people on the planet!

OMET/MALT alumni are in a special group. You are innovators. You are creators. You are forward thinkers. You are leaders. You are passionate about making a difference in the world in which we live. Help us celebrate the 15th anniversary of this award winning program. Share what you’ve learned. Showcase your projects. Collaborate with like-minded people. Join the FUN!

• Registration Information
• Call for Participation

Oh, and did I mention Malibu in the summer time?

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