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Upcoming PETTT events PETTT Featured at WebEd Meeting: August 5, 2004
"Lights, Camera, Interaction: Teaching with Video Traces An Introduction and Workshop" Film students interpreting movie clips, crew team members learning proper rowing technique,
choreography students reflecting on their compositions, and kids at a science museum wondering
about exhibits. What do these groups have in common? They have all used an innovative
educational technology developed at the University of Washington. Video Traces is a digital
media annotation program that allows users to import video clips and images and annotate them
with audio recordings and “gestures.” The tool has been developed and researched by Dr. Reed
Stevens and the Program for Educational Transformation Through Technology (PETTT). This presentation will be available in streaming video! Please visit WebEd Presentations.
Recent PETTT events
"Using Portfolios to Bridge Classroom, Community, and Career"
May 21, 2003 at Henry Art Gallery Panel Discussants: Steve Seidel, John C. Ittelson, Judy Patton and Allen Woodard More information available here (PDF; 1 page)
"Academia and Business Communities: Creating Synergies and Leveraging Next
Generation Technologies"
June 13, 2002 at Henry Art Gallery Panel Discussion: Mike Eisenberg and Louis Fox on panel
PETTT Spring Forum: "How do we know that learning is taking place?"
Walker Ames Room, Kane Hall Keynote speakers: Patricia Kuhl (Director, Center for Mind, Brain, and Learning) and Sam Wineburg (Professor, Educational Psychology) More information available here
"Information Needs Therapy and Technology: Implications for Patient Self
Care"
Health Sciences T 625 Featuring Kate Lorig, RN DrPH (Stanford University School of Medicine) More information available here Archive of past events, with streaming video |
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University of Washington
Program for Educational Transformation Through Technology for more information please contact: pettt@u.washington.edu PETTT is a University Initiative Fund (UIF) program |