While it will be live streamed, for many Not In Nantes, at the hour you may not be awake! 2022-05-23T08:00:00Z (your local time).
Therefore the next day, with my co-host and colleague @JudithSebesta we are hosting a Rewatch Together Event.
Join us 2022-05-24T19:00:00Z (your local time) to watch and discuss the keynote together. We will be re-playing this in zoom where we can talk and chat as we re-watch the keynote together.
Between now and then, or during the re-watch, add your comments and questions to the topic thread for the keynote.
New Space Journal Vol 9, Issue 1 / 2021: Special Issue On New Space Through An African Lens (cover art by Sian Proctor) https://www.liebertpub.com/toc/space/9/1
Hello
Good morning. Aloha from Oahu, Hawaii.
Hello from Washington state!
Hi from NY
Hello from lovely northeast Ohio.
Hello Everyone! I’m excited to watch this again, too, like Alan!!
Introduction by Lisa Young, Scottsdale Community College
Watching Haley’s face during the liftoff was a hoot!
This reminds me of 6 Degrees of Kevin Bacon - but with Sian, Elan Musk & OER
Go up in Space?
I’d like to go now but didn’t see it as a possibility when I was a girl. There weren’t any female astronauts …
I gave up when I got glasses…
I don’t think I would have the courage!
I am not sure if I would go
I’d go in a heartbeat.
I always love when someone says they dreamed of being a teacher.
No tv?
We haven’t had a TV in decades.
Raised the kids without it.
Computers are replacing the “box”
I was only allowed one hour of tv a day growing up – so I read instead (or spent time outside with our animals).
I have that bear - I bought it at the Washington airport for my son … He attached it to his backpack- LOTS of people want to go to space
I love that she reinvented herself
analog astronaut, I have never heard that before
Analog as in analogy, not as non-digital.
I LOVE the fact that she used a poem to apply to be an astronaut - so important for interdisciplinary, authentic and meaningful learning
I remember teaching grade 6 science - we were using microscopes for the first time. I also asked them to write a poem to describe what they saw - the poems were amazing
Her poetry speaks to me in a different way, some more wonderful verses on their way a little later
I was wondering if she already had been a rated pilot.
A LOT of engineering went into that cupola.
Earth Light - another new glossary term for me
me too, it seems obvious once you hear it described
“my weeping ego quivers…”
Baptized by Earth light … OMG
I’m so glad to watch this, even though it’s making me wish I was in Nantes (even more than I already wished I was)
Yes - it is so hard
The last in-person conference I attended before the pandemic was OEGLobal in Milan. Agree with you, wish I were there.
I am so apprecaiting Sian’s perspective on “opening Space” to all
Honestly, I did not think of commercializing space as opening it, before this keynote
Me either
I agree, it was a bit counter intuitive, and a refreshing change from the billionaires buying their seats.
When Chris Hadfield played the guitar and kids learned and sang together - I think I started to think about opening space then. BUT I have never considered how exclusive/ elitist process it was
Huge switch of perspective
YEs – Open Education and Open Science can make it more possible to develop and cultivate the experts we need “behind the scenes” to be able to send anyone into space – in more equitable and diverse ways.
Many mathematicians are musicians.
Music IS math.
I think that it was even more common a few centuries ago.
So powerful that message for students, put yourself out there and it’s a win even if you’re not selected … so powerful.
Neil Gaiman has a great story about another guy named Neil who suffered from impostor syndrome.
Isn’t that like any escape - 3 or more days needed… Love it
I don’t know how I would ever be able to sleep in space!
My head would be glued to the window
I wouldn’t want to miss a moment. But at some point, biology takes over, I guess
Yesterday during the coffee break hallway convo, Dr. Proctor joined us and suggested that maybe it should be A-JEDI (Accessibility).
I have never heard of the JEDI (out of Star Wars of course) in my Canadian contexts…
When I first heard it a couple of years ago in this context, STAR WARS fanatic that I am, I thought: JEDI isn’t TM’d?
I am enjoying listening the accents that remind me of OEGlobal
Inspires me to learn another language…
And I enjoy seeing Paul Stacey in the front row…
And Igor, maybe?
I really liked this conversational part of the session
Everyone needs to see the world through strength finder glasses
Well said.
We seem to default to deficient thinking.
There is a lot more to Dr. Proctor than meets the eye of my virtual JEDI strength based glasses
This is what I did when I went to my first OER conference. I was a like a small child looking for people to talk to.
From a theoretical perspective - she is describing the concept of third space very well
The whole thing is amazing. I may need to watch again
