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Vukasin Vasic

Supporting Critical Thinking in eLearning by Bill Brandon : Learning Solutions Magazine - 2 views

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    "Technology constantly brings new tools and channels for communication to a state in which designers can use them to support effective, engaging dialogue. Use an appropriate mix of these to clearly express the expectation of critical, creative thought and to provide opportunities for it.
Glenn Hervieux

"Reimagining a Library Without Printed Books: One Year Later at Cushing Academy" - 2 views

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    SLJ Summit 2010: Tom Corbett, Cushing Academy on Vimeo - several interesting points, including seeing the library as not so much as the repository, but the portal to books, information and training users in digital literacy, which is a new skill set. I liked his illustration re: what is must've been like when the transition going from the horse-drawn cart and the first automobile took place, and the similarities with print to digital, etc.
Glenn Hervieux

Joining #etmooc to Connect and Learn | Margaret A. Powers - 5 views

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    Great way to use a blog as an online resume. Margaret has done an exemplary job in her curation of her blog. Great to show for career classes & business. I'm thinking about starting to do something like that for myself!
Steve Ransom

Tweet Thine Enemy : Education Next - 2 views

  • Yet amidst the flood of words and images, we information consumers are adapting in a predictable, if unsettling, way: migrating toward sources that share our underlying biases and prejudices, which is leading to less real dialogue and inevitably to greater polarization.
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      Echo Chamber...
  • “We generally don’t truly want good information—but rather information that confirms our prejudices. We may believe intellectually in the clash of opinions, but in practice we like to embed ourselves in the reassuring womb of an echo chamber.”
  • a schism between the policy community on the one hand and practitioners on the other.
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  • Want to be part of the solution? You might start by following on Twitter people whose views you abhor and staying open to the possibility that they might, nevertheless, have a few smart things to say.
Glenn Hervieux

7 Tips to Increase Your Blog Comments | Social Media Examiner - 2 views

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    Practical tips on how to increase blog comments & the interaction you are looking for as a learner.
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    Quad blogging is also another way to ensure an audience for your blog. We have had great success organizing ourselves into quads over at #edcmooc. http://quadblogging.net I mentioned it in #etmooc, but no takers yet.
kirstentschofen

The 33 Digital Skills Every 21st Century Teacher should Have - 4 views

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    Wouldn't it be an amazing world if the majority of teachers had developed these skills and were applying them into teaching and learning practices...
Glenn Hervieux

How to Write a Quality Comment! - Mrs. Yollis & her students - 0 views

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    Mrs. Yollis, 3rd grade teacher is an award-winning blogger. She has her students blogging and has taught them some keys to leaving quality comments on posts in a simple, fun way. Check it out! I loved it.
Sherry Hegstrom

Shegstrom Blog - Emerging Technologies in Education: Where are the Comments? Learning C... - 3 views

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      #comments4kids
Betty-Ann Xenis

#etmooc Blog - 1 views

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    My PLN
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