Tech Learning TL Advisor Blog and Ed Tech Ticker Blogs from TL Blog Staff - TechLearnin... - 1 views
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Jelbin DelaCruz on 15 Oct 10100 Ways Google Can Make You a Better Educator
The computer I am writing this column on is a fool.
A Class Project Inspired by Flotsam - 1 views
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Nice tech blended learning example for 5th grade. Envision a home extension.
What Did Watson the Computer Do? - NYTimes.com - 1 views
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a “computer is not in a situation”
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Why we don't need to worry all that much about Watson stealing our jobs. Stanley Fish does a very nice exposition of the limits of "artificial intelligence.
The Ideal Technology Device for Students and Teachers - Leading From the Classroom - Ed... - 1 views
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What is the ideal technology device for students and teachers. Natives and immigrants speak.
Education Speak: Defining Innovation | Edutopia - 1 views
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Innovation means changing the goal not just the execution. Where are we seeing radically different approaches?
Students on Homework - 1 views
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Check out the "Alternatives to Homework" and "Homework Advice from Students" at the end of the doc. [Ch.8 from Fires in the Mind]
Creating E-Curriculum that Inspires - 1 views
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I still see many uses of technology that are not "inspirational," but I'm more hopeful about personalized and intrinsically motivating learning than I've been for many, many years!
Mind - Research Upends Traditional Thinking on Study Habits - NYTimes.com - 1 views
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Re-examine our notions about what constitutes good study habits.
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This is a meaningful article for how we think about learning environments in the home.
CoSN Home Page - 1 views
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The Consortium for School Networking is where district tech leaders turn for info. Lots of good resources.
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See the current resources box down the page.
How Millennials' Sharing Habits Can Benefit Organizations - Andrew McAfee - Harvard Bus... - 1 views
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Millenials use online sharing & Web 2.0 to "narrate their work" with potential great benefit both to themselves and the organizations they work for.
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Online sharing of work process and product is not "the new black", it's the new normal, and it's here to stay. What are the implications for our work in schools?
Waiting For Superman: A Postmortem - Rick Hess Straight Up - Education Week - 0 views
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Time for the postmortem, from the right wing no less.
The Flipped Classroom - 0 views
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What if...a teacher "flipped" students' learning experience so the lecture/mini-lesson happened at home or outside of school time, and homework --applied learning -- happened in the classroom? How could a parent participate in this process? We may not be there yet (especially due to internet access issues), but we're on our way!
Education Week: Researchers Evaluate Tech.-Oriented, Personalized Learning - 0 views
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Why it is so hard to measure the value proposition of personalized learning through more technology.
Authentic Assessment @ School of the Future (NYC) - 0 views
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Nice video resources on authentic assessment and UbD (backwards planning)
Jane Lynch - LG Text Education - 0 views
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The mobile phone company LG and Glee's Jane Lynch have teamed up to produce a series of shorts on Texting. What do you think?
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What can broadband do for you? Here's one thing.
Education Week: Former Govs. Prod States on Digital Education - 0 views
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Amazingly, schools are not doing enough to get kids digital.
Should teachers be judged by how well their students perform? - Wednesday, Aug. 18, 201... - 0 views
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Imagine that before sending your child to school this year, you could go online and find out how well previous students of your child’s new teacher have performed on standardized tests.
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blah blah tester
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Imagine that! Good idea or not
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Read this! Let's blog on it.
More Induction, Less-Intense P.D. for Teachers, Report Finds - Teacher Beat - Education... - 0 views
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Even so, the report found that the intensity of other types of professional development decreased between 2004 and 2008. Training of at least nine to 16 hours on the use of computers for instruction, reading instruction, and student discipline all declined notably, while training of up to eight hours in those areas shot up. That could be a sign that teachers are back in the infamous and much-maligned one-shot workshops.
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One shot workshops are back, regrettably.
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states have let their infrastructures for professional development dwindle of late.
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The percentage of teachers who perceived a culture of "cooperative effort" in their schools dropped from 34 percent in 2000 to just 16 in 2008. But, the percentage of new teachers who said they had common planning time increased from 49 percent in 2004 to 56 percent in 2008. Per this apparent contradiction, the study postulates the mere provision of common planning time is not enough to support collaborative work among teachers.
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Under-utilized common planning time.
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Powerful Learning Practice, LLC » Blog Archive » How Do You Measure the Effec... - 0 views
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How PD starts in a session but doesn't end until the rubber meets the road in the classroom. One of those articles that states the obvious, but well enough it reframes it. Nice PD graphic model.
Children Perform Best when Teachers are Not Focused on Scores - Living in Dialogue - Ed... - 0 views
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Focusing on learning works better than focusing on test scores and grades research finds.
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The way we focus students and the language we use matter, as does the substance of what we do. This is part of a larger discussion on intrinsic vs: extrinsic motivation.
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