Creative Work
On this page you will find examples of Don's creative work. The work may have been part of a larger project, such as the partnership with the St. Louis Cardinals, or the Become a Citizen Journalist video, which was produced for Apple Education. Don's content also highlights collaborative projects with students and peers.
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Don wrote the script, curated and filmed content, created the graphics, and instructed the voiceover talent.He then edited and published the video on the district website.
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Ladue School District in St. Louis, MO. The video was used for community events and to recruit families to come to this public school, which serves students much like a private school district would. Ladue School District is consistently named one of the top ranked high schools in the country.
Video produced by Don Goble. |
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* Due to NFL rules, you may need to watch this video on YouTube.
On this episode, Joe shares what life is like during quarantine and his thirst for play-by-play announcing. Joe also spoke about preparing for an NFL game, guarding against going too crazy in the booth during his biggest moments, the criticism he takes on social media, and his supposed hate of certain teams. |
Joe Buck was the #1 national play-by-play broadcast announcer for FOX sports at the time of this interview. Joe is also the proud son of Hall of Fame sportscaster Jack Buck. Joe has won numerous Sports Emmy Awards for his work with FOX Sports, including his roles as lead play-by-play announcer for the network's National Football League, including Super Bowls, as well Major League Baseball coverage, and the World Series.
Video was produced by Don Goble. |
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Don interviews Hall of Fame catcher Ted Simmons. Simmons was with the St. Louis Cardinals from 1968-1980. Simmons talks about his feelings being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. This video played on the Busch Stadium Scoreboard, prior to his number being retired.
Video was produced by Don Goble. |
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Promotional commercial for SchoolTube.com, a video host source for teacher-moderated, student-produced, videos for the classroom.
Video was produced and voiced over by Don Goble |
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Public Service Announcement created for the Network of Employers for Traffic Safety, which is a non-profit organization dedicated to making roads safer through training.
Video produced by Don Goble. |
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Highlight video recapping the 2018-19 school year Don had with his students, and personally. The video was submitted as a part of the Apple Distinguished Educator application to attend the ADE Summer Institute.
Video was produced by Don Goble. |
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The incredible story of Marshall the Miracle Dog comes to life in this short documentary. Hear about Marshall's dramatic journey to personal healing and to the healing of others who meet him. Don modeled interviewing, capturing BRoll footage, and editing for his Broadcast Technology students.
Video co-produced by Don Goble and Samantha Weil. |
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Local St. Louis, MO artist Judith Shaw has received quite a bit of attention for her thought-provoking artwork. Judith's inspiration is sure to touch your soul.
Video produced by Don Goble |
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This video was produced as the opening media for Don's book Interview an Expert. The video illustrates Don's teaching and his student's learning using iOS devices.
Video was produced and directed by Don Goble. Cinematographer Marteana Davidson. |
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Don has produced a monthly staff "Excellence in Education" video, to serve as the introduction, for a teacher being recognized for their efforts in the classroom, impacting students in a positive way, at the monthly school board meetings. Don has produced these forms of videos eight times a year since 2006.
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Narrated by a 1963 Ladue alumni, John McDonald, Ladue Horton Watkins High School recognized first responders and veterans in a football pregame program on Friday October 18, 2019. For the veterans portion, this video was created highlighting the contributions of Ladue schools graduates who have served in the military, some dying in combat.
Video was produced by Don Goble. |
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Don interviewed Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Larry Walker during the September 2023 St. Louis Cardinals Fantasy Camp, in St. Louis. Walker spoke about being honored to wear the Cardinal uniform and manage at the Fantasy Camp. He calls the St. Louis Cardinals, "a first class organization."
Video was produced by Don Goble. |
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91 year-old John Anagnost lived out his Cardinals baseball dream, which started as a young boy at age 11 at Doubleday Field, living in New York in the 1940s, at the 2022 St. Louis Cardinals Fantasy Camp in Cooperstown, NY.
Video produced by Don Goble Special contributions to the video by David Freese and Steve Douglass. |
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Abe Cherrick gave himself a 50th birthday present by attending a Fantasy Camp held by the St. Louis Cardinals, 19 years ago. For years, Abe brought his son, Efram, with him to each camp. What happened next is extraordinary. Abe and Efram's story epitomizes that Fantasy Camp is so much more than just playing baseball with Cardinals legends, like Lou Brock. Fantasy Camp is about building relationships and becoming a part of the Cardinals family, forever.
Video was produced by Don Goble. |
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Quick montage video of #CardsFantasyCamp legends, alumni, campers, and the St. Louis Cardinals Alumni Relations department, which pulls off this amazing experience. Getting registered, meet and greets, and then heading to Busch Stadium’s field for tryouts.
Video was produced by Don Goble. |
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From newspaper to yearbook, from broadcast to media/information literacy, journalism is one of the very best classes in the K-12 curriculum to deliver the 21st century skills of critical thinking, collaboration, communication and creativity.
Don served as the lead editor of this collaborative video documentary for the Journalism Education Association. |
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Ladue Schools Today is the Ladue School District's communication program. This monthly live to tape talk show covers issues that are important to the school community. Don hosts and produces the show. Don's students are the technical crew, learning how to broadcast a short television studio show. Video produced by Don Goble
Technical Director is Marteana Davidson. |
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Pep assembly hype video Don created for the school and his students, modeling how to shoot and edit a video on a smartphone. Don also modeled the production of this video, which took less than 90 minutes to shoot, edit, and publish onto the class media website.
Video was produced by Don Goble. |
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Emmy award winning director and producer Jacqui Poor from HEC Media, sat down with Ladue High School adviser Don Goble and Senior student Marilyn Lercel to discuss Ladue Broadcast Technology's partnership with their professional programming, including their work on Educate.Today, what it takes to create broadcast quality work, and lessons learned from Marilyn by being pushed to improve from her adviser and the critiques from Jacqui and her teammate Tim Gore.
Video was produced by Don Goble. |
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Who will tell your story? In this short mini-keynote delivered at the annual iPadpalooza conference in Austin, TX, Don tells the stories of some of his aspiring students, with a surprise twist at the end.
Video courtesy iPadpalooza 2016 |
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The Digital Truth Podcast, hosted by Julie Smith, interviews Don Goble about "One Million Things Every Teacher Needs to Know About Media." Don sees a myriad of ways that media literacy can support teaching. Tune in as Don and Julie cover a fraction of the possibilities.
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The Front Row Podcast: Don Goble and Jon Rogers discuss video production techniques, online media, media literacy, and all things scholastic journalism.
Listen to all the Front Row podcasts by selecting the individual episodes below.
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Don spoke to about 300 students at the first Gateway2Change Student Race Summit of the 2015-16 school year. Students attending these summits are true change agents and are committed to changing the negative narratives they hear every day. Don discusses understanding the media and taking the power back to tell the stories we want told about our communities. #Gateway2change
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Recorded at the 2012 JEA Advisers Institute: Communication through the use of video is as powerful and exciting as it has ever been in our history. In this TED-style Talk, teacher Don Goble will share an incredible personal story from one of his former students, who started out to simply produce a video, but instead, made a global impact and ultimately changed the course of his life.
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