Day After: Next Steps After a Presentation by Wes Fryer

Follow Wes on “New” Social Media Platforms:

Follow Wes on “Legacy” (older) Social Media Platforms:

A few more suggestions:

1. Check out websites Wes maintains:
   • Media Literacy and STEM Lessons
   • “Wonder Links” (as seen in class!)
   • Media Literacy Resources
   • “Show With Media: What Do You Want to CREATE Today?”
   • PlayingWithMedia.com, Wes’ video tutorial library
2. Follow Wes:
   • On Wakelet
   • On Flickr
   • On Reddit
   • On Unsplash
   • On WT.social
3. Subscribe to Wes’ blog, “Moving at the Speed of Creativity”
4. Watch Wes’ TEDx Talks: “Becoming Your Family’s Digital Witness” and “Digital Citizenship in the Surveillance State” and “Technology Fear Therapy“
5. Follow 1 or more of Wes’ curated Twitter lists
6. Inquire about Wes’ availability to present (virtually or in-person) for your conference or other professional development event
7. Contact Wes about another topic

Subscribe to Wes’ podcasts:

1. Subscribe to “The EdTech Situation Room,” (@edtechSR) the weekly webshow and podcast Wes co-hosts on Wednesday nights at 9 pm Central / 8 pm Mountain / 0300 UTC with Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach)
2. Subscribe to Wes’ “Moving at the Speed of Creativity” podcast
3. Subscribe to “Class with Dr. Fryer” (an Anchor-powered podcast)

Watch another presentation by Wes on YouTube:

Check out Wes’ projects and curriculum:

1. Wes’ Media Literacy Lessons (content is migrating from my old school Google Site: 5th / 6th Grade Digital Literacy and Media Lessons for Students)
2. “Conspiraces and Culture Wars” Media Literacy Project
3. “Show with Media: What Do You Want to Create Today?”
4. Wes’ Media Literacy Resources
5. Wes’ Space and STEM Resources
6. Communitarian Prepper
7. Design – Create – Share: a better framework for teacher lesson planning
8. DigCit.us “Conversations about Digital Citizenship” (a now-offline website Wes co-created at Casady School as the Technology Integration and Innovation Specialist)
9. “Curiosity and Questions: Jesus and Science” (Wes’ adult Sunday School class website)
10. Pocket Share Jesus: Be a Digital Witness for Jesus Christ

Learn About Cooking with Wes:

1. Check out “Cooking with Wes,” Wes’ cooking blog and recipe sharing site
2. Watch Wes’ cooking videos (on this YouTube playlist)

Learn more with Wes by:

1. Subscribing to his’ Flipboard magazine “iReading” or other magazines on Flipboard he curates
2. Checking out his 2013-15 STEM curriculum lessons
3. Exploring DigitalSharing.org, a project Wes started with his wife, Shelly (@sfryer).
4. Reading the Fryer Family Learning blog, “Learning Signs”
5. Check out an older (but still really cool) “badge-based professional development website” Wes built back in 2013: MacBook Maestro

Archived PD and other event / summer camp websites by Wes include:

1. EdCampOKC
2. Minecraft Camp
3. After-school Scratch Club
4. Scratch Day and Scratch Camp events in Oklahoma City
5. iPad Media Camp
6. Make Media Camp
7. GCampOKC
8. After-school STEAM Studio
9. The K-12 Online Conference
10. STEM Seeds Camp

Check out Wes’ Christian Writing Projects and Sharing Spaces:

1. Pocket Share Jesus: Be a Digital Witness for Christ
2. @pocketshare on Twitter
3. Bible Verse InfoPics on iCloud