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Our Students • Our Worlds
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NECC & Ning!
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David Warlick

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Home Town:: Iive in Raleigh, NC, but grew up in Cherryville, a mill town in western North Carolina -- pronounced [cher'-vel]

School or Organization:: My work is no linked to any particular education institution. I am an independent consultant, doing business as "The Landmark Project"

Website or Blog: http://2cents.davidwarlick.com

Skype, Facebook, Twitter, IM or Other Preferred Contact Accounts: Twitter: http://twitter.com/dwarlick
Second Life: Suriawang Dapto -- http://davidwarlick.com/sl/

About Me:: Professionally, I am an author, programmer, public speaker, and educator. I have been in the field of education for 32 years. But for all of this time, I have been nothing more, than I have been a learner.

It is appropriate here to say that the best learning I have done has not been in classes or from books. It has been from conversations I've had with people a surround myself with and whom I find myself surrounded by, in places like NECC.

The interactive images above are a service of Vuvox (http://vuvox.com/) and currently prepresent the latest Flickr photos tagged with necc2008. When the conference begins, I will replace with with photos that I am taking at NECC.

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At 8:39pm on July 1, 2008, Annelise Woitulewicz said…: Always a pleasure to hear you speak. It was the case again this year. I first heard you at NECC in Seattle and have usually had the opportunity every year since then to hear you either at NECC or MACUL. Thank you for doing what you do! You are an inspiration!

At 11:42am on July 1, 2008, Terry Freedman said…: d dwarlick Hi, David. how come I get denied access to your blog? :-( And how come u don't follow me on Twitter? [/terryfreedman] :-( Hope u r ok and having a gr8 time.

At 8:39pm on June 25, 2008, Holly Jobe said…: Hey David, Looking forward to catching up with you this week!
Holly

At 9:06am on June 25, 2008, Cory Plough said…: Look forward to your session on Monday. Hope all is well.

At 3:11am on June 25, 2008, June Herold said…: I....fingers falling behind my brain: meant to type: ".....tied at the HIP to my booth...." cheers, j

At 3:10am on June 25, 2008, June Herold said…: Hi David. I think you and I met in 2006 when I brought StudyBuddy.com to NECC. (AOL dropped all things family later that year and StudyBuddy bit the dust in early '07--so much for a committment to kids and education from big mass media entertainment companies! (all sarcasm intended)---anyhoo you posted a discussion topic on how to colloborate across blog lines and I have been thinking about this and have ideas on how to do it and possible technical solutions. I'm gong to be tied at the him to my booth for the afternoons at NECC. I get there on Sat and leave Thurs morn. If you want to stop by the booth, we can chat, or meet for coffee..whatever. I've sent you a friend request so that we can also message each other. Best, June

At 7:45am on June 24, 2008, Norka Padilla said…: Please join our CoP Group at KYVS. We welcome your input on Critical Elements of CoPs.

At 6:26am on June 23, 2008, Jeremy Brueck said…: Looking forward to hearing you speak at NECC. I really enjoy your blog and hope I get an opportunity to meet you at NECC. It'd be great to see you at the Model Lesson session my wife and I will be presenting on Wednesday afternoon:)

At 6:15am on June 22, 2008, Scott Merrick said…: LOL at "cher'-vel" from a "nash'-vul" boy. I'm gettin' buzzed about NECC! Flailing about here and in SL (met an avatar just last night who was in there because of a mention you gave it in an Orlando teacher workshop last year) getting ready.

I'm goin' in to the conference planner, which I just started really populating yesterday morning, to run a search for the Warlick so to add.

I like the group planner function and perhaps we should have a NECC ning group to share at least certain pressies--my concern about that is that my planner is already positively awash with those little roundyyellowexclamationpointtriangles that signify schedule conflicts. Now if I could just redundently clone my human...

At 12:35pm on June 16, 2008, Dennis O'Connor said…: Hey David, great to see another information fluency addict on this ning.

Carl Heine and I will be presenting new materials about the 21st Century Information Fluency Project, hope you can drop by. As always I look forward to seeing you and hearing your ideas.

Dennis

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Presenting at NECC

It’s customary for us to post the NECC session(s) we will be presenting. For me, I’ll be doing some work with David Thornburg for SETDA (State Education Technology Directors’ Association) on Sunday. I’m not sure what I’ll be presenting. I know I will not have much time. If Thornburg presents on science, then I may counter with something on the creative arts. Not sure yet. But it will be fun.

Then, on Monday, at 12:30, in the HGCC Lila Cockrell Theatre, I’ll talk about our students and our worlds, describing three disruptive conditions that are converging on every school, classroom, teacher, and learner. It’s a fairly big-picture session that I have not done at NECC before, though it is being increasingly requested by conference planners as a large group general addresses.

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Our Students • Our Worlds

Technology continues to be a hard sell for many. There simply is not enough uncontestable evidence of its value in improving student performance. They problem, however, is not convincing people of the value of technology in teaching and learning, but suggesting a different story of what teaching and learning should look like in a time of rapid change. It's the time of rapid change part that we must make a case for. Thi… Continue

Posted on June 21, 2008 at 8:04am —

My Presentations @ NECC

It's quiet at Newark airport, where Brenda and I are waiting for our connection to Buffalo, where we'll get a cab across the border to the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. I'll be speaking at the Ontario School Boards Association conference tomorrow, and they selected one of my more provocative topics. We'll see how that goes.

It's customary for us to post the NECC session(s) we will be presenting. For me, I'll be doing some work with David Thornburg for SETDA (State Education Technolo… Continue

Posted on June 21, 2008 at 6:38am — 1 Comment