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John Evans

Reading Stories in Computer Science Class | The CSTA Advocate Blog - 1 views

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    "Stories are an entertaining way to introduce or reinforce computer science concepts and help students to understand abstract concepts in a more concrete way. Do you read picture books, chapter books, or short stories to your students in computer science classes? I do. The easiest way to get started is with books that are specifically written to teach CS concepts."
John Evans

Sitting Is the Smoking of Our Generation - Nilofer Merchant - Harvard Business Review - 6 views

  • As we work, we sit more than we do anything else. We're averaging 9.3 hours a day, compared to 7.7 hours of sleeping. Sitting is so prevalent and so pervasive that we don't even question how much we're doing it. And, everyone else is doing it also, so it doesn't even occur to us that it's not okay. In that way, I've come to see that sitting is the smoking of our generation.
John Evans

Move Over Three R's, Here Come the Three C's | Teach Amazing! - 0 views

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    "But now we are in a new age and the Three R's simply won't do. We need to add what I call the "Three C's". Create, Curate and Collaborate."
Sheri Oberman

Deploy a Website - 0 views

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    Learn how to publish a personal website to the public Internet.
John Evans

Digital Natives Are Slow to Pick Up Nonverbal Cues - John K. Mullen - Harvard Business ... - 5 views

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    "Digital Natives Are Slow to Pick Up Nonverbal Cues"
John Evans

Blooms, SAMR & the 3 C's - iSupport - 5 views

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    "As I prepared for an upcoming presentation at a local University I unloaded my test iPad of all its applications and created a new iPad, complete only with apps which I use at school every week. This iPad would become my "essentials" iPad, strategically and efficiently full of apps I wholly recommend to every educator I meet. I went through the apps and I developed a list, indicating the apps purpose. I found that these purposes consistently fell into 3 categories: Consumption, Creation and Collaboration."
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