My View: Are electronic media making us less (or more) literate?| The Committed Sardine - 3 views
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The challenge for all of us - students, parents and educators alike - is to understand that these modes of online writing with which so many people engage today are writing. Rather than dismissing these digital exchanges as silly or superficial, we should put them to work for us
PostDewey | Learning to Change - Changing to Learn - 5 views
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More than a century ago (1902), his essay “The Child and the Curriculum” proposed a relationship between teaching and learning the old way (curriculum centric) and the new way (child centric). Reminding me of the typically Canadian appreciation of compromise, the essay blends a solution based on the readiness of the young learner with his/her need to acquire structured knowledge (curriculum).
Earth Calendar - 6 views
Back To School Tools - WebSlides - 14 views
Connexions content now available as e-books -Rice Iniversity - 4 views
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All content from Rice University's open education initiative Connexions is now available for download as e-books. Connexions rolled out the availability of more than 1,000 titles this week in the popular EPUB file format. EPUB is the standard used by most smart phones and e-readers worldwide. The files can be accessed with enTourage's eDGe, Apple's iPad and iPhone and with Google's Android, among others.
Books in the Age of the iPad - Craig Mod - 5 views
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Important to note is that these aren’t complaints about the text losing meaning. Books don’t become harder to understand, or confusing just because they’re digital. It’s mainly issues concerning quality.
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We're going to see new forms of storytelling emerge from this canvas. This is an opportunity to redefine modes of conversation between reader and content.
The Super Book of Web Tools for Educators - 11 views
Google Forms Email Script - 0 views
The Google Suite - 0 views
OESS Data Base Screen - 0 views
Where's the Innovation? | always learning - 0 views
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Generally speaking, schools are excruciatingly slow to change. Even when schools are making a concerned effort to be innovative and re-think traditional modes of learning, it often ends up being a variation of what’s already in place.
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has to be driven by a focus on authentic learning and learner competency. What can our students do? What should they be able to do? How do we help them become capable of doing the things that really matter?
iLearn No. 2: Learning Made Mobile - 0 views
ICTmagic Show Jun 11 - 6 views
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