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I enjoyed the video, wish it was longer, inspired to find out more, so off to read your other SAMR post and to investigate all the links you’ve included. If you have made other videos on SAMR I’d be interested. Thank you
Hi Mark. Nice intro video. Whilst watching I thought it would be a good idea to create a list of redefinition or transformed learning examples. Maybe a screenshot to accompany each one? WDYT? Dai
Hi Dai
I agree, that was a short video for a TeachMeet which was quite short so didn’t have long. When I talked at TLAB13 I went through a number of examples and included some in this diagram I made along with a flow chart to help with planning : https://ictevangelist.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/SAMR-flow-chart.pdf
I think it is definitely worthy of more examples though. It’s easy to just stick to the obvious ones.
Thanks for the feedback.