Video Resource Library
Scroll down to check out the ever growing library of video resources.Â
Each listing is hyperlinked and will take you directly to the resource. Otherwise scroll down to skim the materials. For more resources go to the Rural Learning Collaboratives page in the menu at the top of this page.
Thanks for checking out our video resources below! Please contact us with any questions you may have about the videos of joining the Rural Learning Collaborative here: cristina at ruralsteamnetwork dot orgÂ
Please head to the Regional Rural Innovations page for recorded presentations from educators in Rural Oregon.
NRC Virtual Tour.mp4Rural STEAM Leadership Network Distance Facilitator and Butte Falls educator Ben DeCarlow takes you on a 20 minute tour of the Fish Hatchery turned Natural Resource Center.Â
You'll see student-driven, equity-focused design throughout the 20 acre property in the mountains of Southern Oregon.
Jackson County
00:00-19:20
Heather Armstrong, Talent Middle School (Talent, Oregon)
Community Partnerships
Lake County
20:09-45:18 Stacey Martin, Adel School (Adel, Oregon)
Cattle Industry field trips around Oregon and to Idaho, Solar Water Pump Ranch Project
39:00 - Stacey shares her planning tool for yearlong planning centering science for her 4th-8th grade students
40:50- Solar ranch - problem-based learning example
High Desert Museum
0:00-22:00 - Christina Cid shares Virtual Resources from the High Desert Museum (Bend)
Coastal Discovery Center at Camp Gray
22:00-41:00 - Anne Armstrong shares Outdoor School Virtual Resources at the Coastal Discovery Center (Newport)
High Desert Museum, Christina Cid Presentation RuralLearningCollaborativeMarch20212021-03_Rural Learning Collaborative.pptxKarla Clark from the Southern Oregon STEM Hub takes RLC participants through the resources of Oregon Connections. All educators in the areas served by the Central Oregon STEM Hub, Coast STEM Hub, Frontier STEM Hub, and the Southern Oregon STEM Hub have FREE access to a platinum account for the rest of the '20-'21 school year.
The Gray Family Foundation provided the Rural Learning Collaborative with a presentation to share more information about their Geography Grant opportunity. No experience writing grants or receiving grants necessary to apply. Check out the video to learn more about GeoInquiry and other geography tools to help you plan your grant application
Grants due mid/late April and awarded May 28th
Up to $5,000 per teacher and teams of teachers can apply for combined amounts of up to $5,000 per teacher.
Dr. Nancee Hunter also shared the great teacher resources from the Portland State University Center for Geography Education. Be sure to check them out!
Thank you to the Gray Family Foundation for this unique opportunity for rural educators from around Oregon to connect directly with a funder around such a great opportunity for Oregon's students.
This short video was used as a starter meditation during a spring 2021 session.Â
Suggested Visual Thinking Strategy questions to use with other groups while playing, pausing, highlighting referenced areas with laser, and replaying:
What is going on in this video?
What do you see that makes you say that?
What more can we find?
