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Video - Learning to change

I think I may have just found the opening video for my Monday presentation to the Ames Noon Rotary.

Kudos to the Pearson Foundation Digital Arts Alliance and the Consortium for School Networking (and a hat tip to David Warlick) for a great resource!

Posted by Scott on May 10, 2008 in 21st Century, Leadership and Vision, Staff Development, Tech Integration, Videos | Permalink

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