Stories the Networks Should be Running

With all the negative press that educators as well as technology is getting, I thought it time for another take on the news. Please enjoy…and share your own stories. Thanks to George and Alec Couros for letting me use their work.

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5 thoughts on “Stories the Networks Should be Running”

  1. Great video post – powerful messages and great references to the George and Alec – keep up the great work! I just added your excellent blog to the list on my blog.

  2. Hey,
    I am currently working on a similar project dealing with video layering for Alec Couros' ECMP 355 class. You come highly recommended from him. I was hoping that I could email or skype you to talk about how you create your videos?
    Tyler Mantyak

  3. Hello Mr. Stumpenhorst
    I am currently a student in Alec Couros' ECMP 355 class I am working on a similar project dealing with video layering. You were highly recommended to talk to by Alec so I was hoping that I could email or skype with you about how you create your videos?

    Tyler Mantyak

  4. Thanks for posting the video and also putting access to it on your Twitter feed. More administrators need to reflect on this broadcast.

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