eMINTS faces and places

See and hear teachers and students in eMINTS classrooms. Videos are presented in Quicktime (.mov) streaming video format.   Get help Download/upgrade your video player and find help with viewing streamed video files.   Introduction to eMINTS video Expanding for a Brighter Future (2004)   In their own words: teachers and staff digital stories (2004) The Music in My Head Possibilities Westward HO! The eMINTS Quilt Grows and Grows The Path of eMINTS Crossroads Success For All Left Behind Because I Know   2005 digital stories Teaching Transitions Dad's Question Games in My Life Weaving a Life Pattern My Journey The Missing Piece The Teacher Choices

Digital stories about eMINTS

Digital stories about eMINTS below are offered as streamed video in QuickTime (.mov) format.

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Expanding for a Brighter Future

View the 2004 introduction to eMINTS video (7:59 minutes).

In their own words: teachers and staff members share digital stories (2004)

Digital Storytelling takes the art of oral storytelling and engages a palette of technical tools to weave personal tales using images, graphics, music and sound mixed together with the author's own story voice. The original set (2004) os eMINTS teachers and staff whose digital stories are featured on the eMINTS website worked with national education consultant Bernajean Porter to create their digital stories through the Digitales program.

The Music in My Head
- Amy Vejraska, Kirbyville R-VI (3:53)

Possibilities
- Pam Lowe, Poplar Bluff R-I (3:54)

Westward HO!
- Lori Mathys, Moniteau County R-I (6:30)

The eMINTS Quilt Grows and Grows
- Stephanie Bengtson, eMINTS Instructional Specialist (4:26)

The Path of eMINTS
- Julie Szaj, eMINTS Instructional Specialist (4:33)

Crossroads
- Janice Uptegrove, Smithville R-II (5:16)

Success For All
- Julie Fessenden, Nixa R-II (3:35)

Left Behind
- Stephanie Madlinger, Winfield R-IV (5:25)

Because I Know
- Renee Wilcox, Jefferson C-123 (3:41)

Reviewed July 21, 2008.