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Kay Endriss

Through the Open Door: Open Courses as Research, Learning, and Engagement (EDUCAUSE Re... - 0 views

  • The MOOC, or connectivist, course model strives to do for the teaching and learning process what MIT did for course conten
  • Learners need some sense of what they are choosing to do, a sense of eventedness.5
  • course serves an important role as an information and discussion center
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  • community-as-curriculum model
  • curriculum becomes an output of a course.
  • multifaceted web of intersecting concepts, ideas, and connections to peripheral fields — a bricolage
  • ded to participate in complex, ever-shifting real-world situations in which coming to know is as important as knowing.
  • Open courses provide educators and learners with an opportunity to develop the skills, knowledge, and mindsets needed to participate in complex, ever-shifting real-world situations in which coming to know is as important as knowing.
  • Open courses permit educators and a global network of learners to participate in research, learning, and sense-making around a given topic.
Kay Endriss

Strongly Connected Components Episode 29: Edmund Harriss « ACME Science - 0 views

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    33:30 to 36:00 how we all must prepare stories to tell (multiple versions to cater to different audiences) many other good sound bites...
Kay Endriss

Redesigning Education: Building Schools for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math ... - 0 views

  • It's critical to create an en
  • environment that promotes rather than hinders the collaborative human dynamic and the collision of mathematics, the sciences and the arts.
  • spaces should flow into each other to encourage children's natural tendency to explore
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  • let the lab atmosphere pervade a school's every nook and cranny!
  • promote project-based, rather than subject-based, curricula to enable inquiry and discovery
  • Tinkering and prototyping
  • Some of the best examples of dynamic learning happen outside of school
  • Educators, scientists, architects, engineers, artists, technologists, designers, and kids can collaborate to re-envision the pedagogy and the learning environment needed to support STEM
Kay Endriss

Students Speak Up in Class, Silently, via Social Media - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    I think this may be my 1,000th link in Diigo. I feel so alone because I am the only one posting things. Akwete is the only one of you who ever posted anything. This was not the way it was supposed to be. You were supposed to participate too. We were supposed to help each other, not just me posting things for you. So much for 21st century.
Kay Endriss

I really liked Race to Nowhere | Dangerously Irrelevant - 0 views

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    follow up to video text we used for seminar last May
Kay Endriss

Blended Classrooms - Jeff Utecht's Presentation Notes - 0 views

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    link to Dan Brown YouTube - Open Letter to Educators
Kay Endriss

http://intelligencesquaredus.org/index.php/past-debates/ - 0 views

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    sounds like a good format for the debate; one we could used in our classrooms to get the students to debate. not sure if the videos are youtube or not - blocked at school in any event. : (
Kay Endriss

To be successful in the 21st century, you're going to have to be a learner - Mind Dump - 0 views

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    Are you this?
Kay Endriss

Prime Numbers: Megacities - By Richard Dobbs | Foreign Policy - 0 views

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    You might be able to consider this a follow-up to the video we watched together, "Did You Know?"
Kay Endriss

How to Critique Photographs in 3 Key Steps | SilberStudios - 0 views

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    maybe our photo teachers cannot use this, but looks useful to me
Kay Endriss

What are educators' professional obligations to learn from social media channels? | Dan... - 0 views

  • When will we start incorporating the use of social media learning channels into the broader definition of what it means to be an education professional? When will we renorm the education profession to include the expectation that teachers and administrators will use these tools to advance their own practice?  When will we view educators that opt out of the use of social media for professional learning as an aberration rather than the norm?
Kay Endriss

The Journalists Formerly Known as the Media: My Advice to the Next Generation - Jay Ros... - 0 views

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    What does his post on journalism have to do with teaching? See any parallels?
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    Journalist/teacher: what's the difference?
Kay Endriss

Straight from the DOE: Dispelling Myths About Blocked Sites | MindShift - 0 views

  • Websites don’t have to be blocked for teachers.
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    Websites don' have to be blocked for teachers.
Kay Endriss

Will Richardson: Have Our Schools Reached Their Limits? - 0 views

  • Let's start talking about how we can begin to deliver more personalized, relevant learning to kids right now. Let's rethink our definitions of teacher and classroom and school, in some profound, albeit, radical ways. Let's deeply consider the affordances that technologies bring to the learning equation, despite being made decidedly uncomfortable by those potentials in some big ways.
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