Earthcast 2010

a live, 24 hour, interactive webcastathon on April 22nd, 2010
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Fantastic compilation of Earth Day Resources for all grade levels!

Earth Day (April 22) is an international awareness day focusing on climate change, sustainability and the environment. Encourage your students to pledge an act of green today with these hand-picked teaching resources that will help them understand our planet and how to sustain it for the future.

http://www.tes.co.uk/article.aspx?storyCode=6204790

Posted by Peggy George 
 

Earthcast 2012

Join us for Earthcast 2012 hosted on Earthbridges.net

http://earthbridges.wikispaces.com/

Add a comment to the EarthCast Voicethread!

Posted by Peggy George 
 

What is Earthcast Flyer

What is Earthcast? Take a look at the embedded document for the FAQ's on this upcoming event.

Be sure to tune in live for 24 hours starting at 0 GMT on 22 April, 2010 (Earth Day!!!

A shout out to Earthcast Team member Lisa Durff for creating this resource document.

 

What is Earthcast

Posted by Matt Montagne 
 

Programming Update: Teachers Teaching Teachers Live During Hour #2 of Earthcast 2010!

The Earthcast 2010 is excited to have the Teachers Teaching Teachers team from Edtechtalk contribute to the project this coming Thursday at 1:00 GMT (9 pm Eastern/6 pm Pacific in the USA on Wednesday, April 21). Paul Allison, Susan Ettenheim and company will be talking about school gardens.

This means that the Gator Radio Experience student broadcasts will be pushed back an hour to make room for TTT.

Please listen in live and contribute to the project at http://earthbridges.net/live

Posted by Matt Montagne 
 

Earth Day 2010 by Carolyn Stanley

via youtube.com

Carolyn Stanley created a wonderful short digital story about the many environmentally friendly things that she and her husband do around the house.

Thanks to Carolyn for contributing this video response to our original YouTube Challenge from a few months ago!

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Posted by Matt Montagne 
 

Earthcast 2010 Preview - 20:00 GMT with Robert Squires & Professor Len Broberg of the University of Montana

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Hour 21 of Earthcast 2010 features a conversation between webcaster Robert Squires and University of Montana Professor, Len Broberg, on the topic of "Global Climate Change Policy." With the recent world climate summit in Copenhagen, this promises to be an interesting discussion. Catch up with Robert's work on Edtechtalk by visiting his "Instructional Design Live" archives page.  Click here to convert 20:00 GMT to your region of the world and be sure to listen live to Robert and Len!

Check out the rest of the lineup for our 24 Hour webcastathon over at our wiki. 

 

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Posted by Matt Montagne 
 

Earthcast 2010 Preview - 16:30 -17:30 GMT with Scott Meech and Students from Joseph Sears Middle School in Chicago, Illinois, USA

From 16:30-17:30 GMT Scott Meech and the Students in the "Green Team" at Joseph Sears Middle School outside of Chicago, Illinois in the USA will be conducting a panel discussion on the green efforts that they are leading in their school and community. Scott and his students will feature a mixture of live and pre-recorded content. This is the second consecutive year that the students from Joseph Sears will be joining us - click here to convert 16:30 GMT to your region of the world and tune in to what promises to be a great webcast. 

Check out the rest of the lineup for our 24 Hour webcastathon over at our wiki. 


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Posted by Matt Montagne 
 

Earthcast 2010 Preview - 1:00-3:00 GMT with Youth Webcasters from California

Listen in live to the second and third hours of the Earthcast 2010 24 Hour webcastathon on April 22nd, 2010 as a group of youth webcasters from Castilleja School in Palo Alto, California, take the mic. The students will lead several interviews, including conversations with an employee from Salesforce.com on issues of corporate sustainability, a leading Silicon Valley clean tech venture capitalist, an employee from OPower, and an employee from Solar City. They will also feature a music segment near the bottom of each hour and they'll be highlighting some of the Earth Week activities that will be taking place at their school throughout the week. Click here to convert the start time of this webcast, 1:00 GMT, to your region of the world.

Check out the rest of the lineup for our 24 Hour webcastathon over at our wiki.

Posted by Matt Montagne 
 

Earthcast 2010 Preview - 21:00 GMT with ben N ben on "Paperless Classrooms"

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In preparation for Earthcast 2010, we'll be doing a series of blog posts that highlight the many wonderful sessions that will be taking place throughout this 24 Hour webcastathon regarding all-things-environment. This is the first of several preview posts that we'll publish in the days leading up to April 22nd, 2010.

21:00 GMT April 22nd, 2010 - ben N ben on Paperless Classrooms from Barcelona Spain
The Earthcast 2010 project team is excited to be joined by the dyanmic webcasting duo, ben N ben, who will be discussing the concept of "Paperless Classrooms." ben N ben are regular webcasters over at Edtechtalk and their work is stellar. They typically broadcast live from Maine, USA, but they will be traveling in Spain on Earth Day so they'll be joining in from Barcelona. Click here to convert 21:00 GMT on April 22, 2010 to your region of the world and be sure to listen in live to Earthcast 2010 and ben N ben!

Posted by Matt Montagne 
 

Facebook | Earth Days Social Screening

The Social Screening of Earth Days is THIS SUNDAY at 8pm EST. Watch the full film right here on Facebook, before it airs on PBS. You'll be able to chat in real time with other participants, and with director Robert Stone and AMERICAN EXPERIENCE executive producer Mark Samels.
via facebook.com

Watch this event LIVE tonight on Facebook! Don't miss this chance to watch this with a social stream, chat, and opportunity to chat with the director.

Posted by Matt Montagne