The project deadline was theoretically October 31. We’re being intentionally loose about folks publishing the stories since this project is much more about student learning than high stakes deadlines.
That said, so far 13 schools have posted six stories. Wow! That’s (doing the math) 78 stories!
Here is a snapshot of the completed projects thus far…
With more on the way, I think!
Another fun something, DK from Mediasnackers contacted me about featuring a story or two from CrossRoads in his latest vodcast. You can find Episode 11 of the ever-wonderful Mediasnackers Vodcast page. Thanks to DK for featuring one of our stories!
Go watch some of the stories, so that you can see the amazing work our kids are doing! Also feel free to spread the word, folks are always looking for examples of real-life student projects, and here are some!
http://chriscraft.pbwiki.com is the main page, and then you can click on completed projects to see the schools that have published. Good stuff!
It was an absolute delight and pleasure to be invited to take part in this amazing project. Your idea, framework provided and parameters given, were an inspiration to start with and the work produced by all the students blows me away.
Thank you for all the work that you put in setting everything up – it was as smooth as, to take part in Life ‘Round Here!
We (my class) have also enjoyed taking part. It has been interesting to see the different interpretations from students. Judging the six best was really difficult but as a class we used the criteria and then .. Well there they are. My students all learnt heaps while producing their story and even more from watching the ones produced from their classmates. While we haven’t watched all the others (an amazing collection) many students have spent their spare time viewing them.
Thanks for coming up with idea and then managing the whole process.
Thanks for allowing us to feature the film Chris – as the other comments testify, you have started something great here…
Peace
DK
MediaSnackers Founder
Chris,
Just wanted you to know that it was a pleasure taking part and as Lynne said, you made it very simple. Looking forward to sharing all the stories now.
Take care,
Jim, aka The KnowledgeFarm