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Michael Walker

Conditions for Ubiquitous Computing: What Can Be Learned from a Longitudinal Study - Co... - 1 views

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    Interesting study.
Michael Walker

InterroBang - 1 views

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    A socially-networked problem solving game
Michael Walker

Virtual Assessment Project - 1 views

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    Chris Dede from Harvard is running a study on Middle School science. 
Michael Walker

1:1 Student Discipline - Technology Integration - 1 views

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    Saw this post today and thought of our experience this year.
Michael Walker

Thinking about Ning… Why we choose the tools we use - 1 views

  • As I mentioned, sometimes solutions that seem inexpensive can be deceptively costly.  For example, a school that doesn’t take the time to do a full wireless survey before implementing a 1:1 program and just drops in APs in every room will likely end up with poor service and a lot of frustration for everyone involved.  A school that adopts a piece of hardware or operating system before a thorough evaluation of other options available could end up with a ton of incidental costs or face an unnecessarily limited curriculum.
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    Tami Brass talking about the tools we use. Great line about implementation of 1:1 as well!
Michael Walker

Teaching with Technology / Index - 1 views

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    Great list of tools and what they can be used for.
Michael Walker

5 Tips for Classroom Management within 1:1 Environments - Technology Integration - 1 views

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    Good reminders.
Michael Walker

A Difference: Teaching (a pedagogical framework) - 0 views

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    Darren Kuropatwa shares a framework for pedagogical change.
Michael Walker

A guide for the overwhelmed, part 4 - Keeping the pedagogical horse in front ... - 1 views

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    Good balance here on keeping focus on the educational goals while still integrating.
Michael Walker

And You Think Some Teachers Are Resistant to Technology Today… | Teaching wit... - 0 views

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    Interesting quotes from a Tweet from Claude S.
Michael Walker

i>clicker Intros Web-based Clicker -- THE Journal - 0 views

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    This would allow for laptops to be used as clickers!
Michael Walker

http://www.urgentevoke.com/ - 0 views

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    A World Bank MUVE game with interesting opportunities.
Michael Walker

1:1 Computing: Beyond the Halo Effect - 1 views

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    Tami Brass's presentation to WEMTA this morning. School on the left is Oakland Jr. High. School on the right is SPA. Tami started the program at Oakland and is currently running the program at SPA.
Michael Walker

Mathalicious - 2 views

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    Applications for using math in real life
Michael Walker

PLP Project Plan: text, images, music, video | Glogster - 2 views

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    Great Glogster of the PLP project from a group in New Hampshire. All of the examples tied to state standards. Might give you some ideas for differentiated projects.
Michael Walker

BYOT (Bring Your Own Technology) - 1 views

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    Michigan district's response for 1:1
Michael Walker

The Power of Conversation « Constructing Meaning - 1 views

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    This post does an amazing job of tying together the power of making connections, learning and re-thinking school. 
Michael Walker

Do iPods Belong in School? | The Tattered Leaf - 3 views

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    Interesting article given the discussion amongst the 8th grade team a few weeks ago...
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    I think iPod Thursday is an innovative and creative way to start to make the tech integration in our schools that we all know we need. The AP had many good refective questions that they should look for answers for as they go forward. One that was suspiciously absent, and the one that our discussion at the 8th grade meeting was really about, was equity. He cites iPod thursday as a "perk for all," but is it really benefitting all? I know that even in Edina, mp3 players of any kind are not 100% ubiquitous. The subtext of our 8th grade conversation was less about actual iPods, and more about continuing to address the growing social, racial and economic tensions that have been evident this year and are affecting student learning and achievement--things we've been discussing in our meetings all year.
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    Nicole, Thanks for expanding on this! Do you think if the district were to change the model of allowing kids to bring their own laptop that we would only increase the "inequity" even if those without had a district supplied device that may not be as "flashy" or full featured as what some could afford?
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