Federal Registry for Educational Excellence (Review)- Mathew Scamahorn

1. I can see myself using and teaching a variety of the mediums we discussed and used in class. There are advantages to Screen Casting (like I have embedded above via YouTube). I find all the tools easy to use. Some of the editing that is involved with WeVideo might be a little tedious, but all seems
accessible for me. I do like just shooting straight video, some simple editing and then putting it in a broadcast. I would not only like to use this for my classroom to teach content, but also to have students utilize the technologies in lessons.
2. I found some of the editing involved and piecing together problematic, but I might be just impatient. Otherwise, it all seemed pretty straight forward. When I forget how to do something I can look back at our class resources or find it via Google.
3. Some of my questions relate to privacy and confidentiality. I am pretty secure about putting myself out for the world to see, but how do I best protect and facilitate technological growth for my students? I like the visual collaborative nature of all this, but I don't want it to go the wrong way. I do think part of it is being aware and then consulting with professionals in tech, parents/families and the school itself is key. I just have some concerns for our less mature and more vulnerable students.