Join MSLA & ManACE on October 19th, 2012 for 'Embracing the Edge'.
This one day conference features David Warlick, several spotlight speakers, a number of hands-on sessions/workshops & 500 of North America's leading thought provokers.
"Many top educators and administrators view the idea of a paperless classroom as an inevitability in education. In today's digital age, these educators believe that a paperless classroom promotes a more efficient and organized classroom while preparing students for the practical world outside classroom walls. In other words, if every facet of life is becoming increasingly reliant on technology, then why not equip students accordingly?
"We need technology in every classroom and in every student's and teacher's hand, because it is the pen and paper of our time," said esteemed author and educator David Warlick. "It is the lens through which we experience much of our world."
This sentiment is shared by many educators, administrators, and parents in the educational community, and for good reason. However, implementing a plan through technological mediums still necessitates the same care and mindfulness of creating a conventional lesson plan, and transitioning to online platforms isn't without its own unique hurdles."
“The most important thing to remember about technology in our classrooms is that it is not about the technology.” Well it sounds like something I would say. It’s what a lot of us are saying.