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Incorporating Video Observations in e-Mentoring

Incorporating Video Observations in e-Mentoring. SPDG National Meeting Washington , DC. October 9, 2014. Alyson Mike, Ed.D ., Senior Director, Ed Technology Julie Wilson, Kansas eMSS Coordinator. Outcomes. A brief history of eMentoring in Kansas – moving from problem to solution.

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Incorporating Video Observations in e-Mentoring

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  1. Incorporating Video Observations in e-Mentoring SPDG National Meeting Washington, DC October 9, 2014 Alyson Mike, Ed.D., Senior Director, Ed Technology Julie Wilson, Kansas eMSS Coordinator

  2. Outcomes • A brief history of eMentoring in Kansas – moving from problem to solution. • Provide demonstration of the video observation platform and technology utilized to complete distance observations.

  3. Nationally, nearly 50% of teachers leave before 5 years. In Kansas, on average 870 special education professionals leave special education each year. Kansas districts lose between 4 and 25% of their special education staff each year. This revolving door of teachers leaves students behind.

  4. 429 out of 510 22% < 4 yrs experience

  5. Kansas Mentees – Who are they?

  6. eMSS Mentors – Who are they?

  7. Mentee Expectations

  8. Additional Components for Kansas

  9. Of the 114 participating mentees, 101 submitted a total of 289 observations.

  10. Feedback from mentors

  11. Talent: Using Video to Improve Practice

  12. Video Observation Outcomes

  13. Video Observation

  14. NTC Observation Cycle Pre- Observation Conference Post- Observation Conference Modify Instruction Observation

  15. Virtual Observation New teacher uploads and watches video. Can annotate their reflection on the class. Mentor reviews video and captures data, and makes notes on video. Mentor/mentee prepare for post observation conference.

  16. Video Observation

  17. Video Observation Data 2013-2014 Overall Data – all eMSS participants

  18. Video Observation Data 2013-2014 Overall Data – all eMSS participants

  19. Talent Demo

  20. Login https://learningzone.ntcportal.org

  21. My Groups

  22. Talent

  23. Upload Video

  24. Download the App – iPhone or Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.torsh.swivl.

  25. Collect Video

  26. Download Video to computer

  27. Upload Video

  28. Record Directly from Computer

  29. Talent App Home Screen Launch Talent from the App See if you are logged into the app Switch camera views Record button App library App Settings

  30. Swivl

  31. Thank you

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