We are pleased to announce that this year's Keynote sessions, and several Spotlight and Lecture sessions will be archived for video-on-demand viewing through a partnership with KZO Webcasting.

Recorded Sessions

The following sessions will be available for video-on-demand viewing within 24 hours of the live event, for one full year, through June 28, 2009.

Click on the SESSION NAME for more details about session content.

Click on VIEW WEBCAST to see the video.

Keynotes

Webcast	Presenter	Session	Description
	ISTE President Dr. Trina Davis	NECC 2008 Opening Address (Sunday)
Webcast only available to ISTE Members via ISTE Web Site	James Surowiecki	Sunday Opening Keynote	view description
	Dr. Don Knezek	Welcome from ISTE's CEO and ISTE Awards Presentation (Tuesday)
	Mali Bickley and Jim Carleton	Tuesday Keynote	view description
	Idit Harel Caperton	Wednesday Keynote	view description

Spotlights

Webcast	Presenter	Session	Description
	Larry Anderson	Podcasting & Podcatching for the Absolute Beginner	view description
	Jim Brazell	Pandora's Box: Video Games for Education, Health, and Social Change	view description
	Ed Coughlin	Nurturing Understanding of a Shrinking Planet: Technology and Global Awareness	view description
	Hall Davidson	The Man Behind the Curtain: Really Simple HTML for Non-Wizards	view description
	Hall Davidson	It's in Your Pocket: Teaching Spectacularly with Cell Phones	view description
	Chris Dede	Edtags.org: Academic Social Tagging to Aid Learning and Assessment	view description
	Bernie Dodge	Using Authentic Problems to Scaffold Decision-Making Skills	view description
	Judi Harris	Truly Technologically Integrated Planning for Teaching and Learning	view description
	Annette Lamb	Get FIT: Fired-up through Information and Technology	view description
	Cheryl Lemke	The Ripple Effect: 21st-Century Research Innovations that Matter	view description
	Alan November	Designing Rigorous and Globally Connected Assignments (only available through 12/31/08)	view description
	Mitchel Resnick	Grassroots Creativity: Helping Everyone Become a Creative Thinker	view description
	Elliot Soloway	A Disruption is Absolutely Coming: Computers Disguised as Cellphones	view description
	David Thornburg	Why Linux, Why You, and Why Now?	view description
	Luke Walker	Social Networking for Social Good	view description
	David Warlick	Our Students · Our Worlds	view description

Lectures

Webcast	Presenter	Session	Description
	Mark Andrews	ISTE Classroom Observation Tool (ICOT)	view description
	Frank Guttler	AFI Screen Education Center: Digital Filmmaking in the Core Curriculum	view description
	Stephanie Sandifer	Marzano and Web 2.0: Ed Tech That Works	view description
	Ben Smith	Student Creativity and Innovation in Schools	view description
	Peggy Healy Stearns	Beyond Testing: Project-Based Learning, 21st-Century Skills, and ISTE Standards	view description

Events

Webcast	Presenter	Session	Description
	Don Knezek	Internet Safety Town Hall	view description

Video/Audio Recording Code Of Conduct (Revised)

For NECC 2008, ISTE's permission is not required for non-commercial video and audio recording of sessions and workshops.

However, for NECC 2008, written permission from the session or workshop presenter is required prior to capturing a video or audio recording. Any permitted recording should respect the presenter's rights and not be disruptive.

Under no circumstances may any length or quality of video/audio capture be used for marketing, advertising, or commercial purposes without express written permission from both the session presenter(s) and ISTE.