Post of why schools aren't making more progress implementing and integrating technology. Author posts a three minute survey you can take or pass along.
Informal findings similar to the article that Daniel shared for the staff meeting on the 23rd.
I am intrigued by this idea, but worried that it will lead to a focus on math procedures over conceptual understanding. I think the latter is possible, just harder.
Does anyone know if this is actually a school or if any schools are doing this? The article just refers to a summer school experiment.
Interesting links particularly on student blogging and podcasts... including Spark (Canada) a collaborative podcast, radio show and blog around technology and culture
there are three reasons why schools have failed to develop as true learning organizations—culture, competition, and isolation.
Through virtual exchanges and the building of personal learning networks, teachers are increasingly drawing on external communities that promote connection and knowledge-sharing.
providing space for reflection and collaboration is not something most schools do very we
A former teacher and education-technology consultant says today's professional development needs to immerse educators in experiences that promote reflection and relationship-building.
Excellent video that be used to help schools going through the envisioning process of moving forward as a 21st century learning community. Don't be turned of by the Microsoft logo.
I am finding more examples of teachers using wikis. This list is extensive and in addition to sharing it, I will use it as a discussion topic in a presentation.
Hi All. Here is an opportunity to attend the upcoming open house at IS 339. Take your principals and teachers for a day of exploration geared towards moving our schools forward as 21st century teaching and learning communities.
Us ethe internet to collaborate internationally on projects that make a difference to the world. i first joined some of these in Australia in the 90s...