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Andrew McCollum

How Not to Talk to Your Kids - 3 views

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    Article in New York Magazine talking about the negative effects of unfocused praise and theories of intelligence, referencing Dweck, et al.
Vanessa M

Let's Create a 'Culture' for Technological Innovation - 3 views

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    An article advocating K-12 experiences and school culture shift that instill students with motivation, skills, confidence
Chris Dede

Education Week: Digital Gaming Goes Academic - 2 views

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    teaching academic content with games
Jim Cody

Week in Ideas: Pain, Avatars and Beat Deafness - WSJ.com - 0 views

  • EducationAvatar (the Research Paper)
  • When we're learning online from training material using avatars to increase user-friendliness, how much do we want them to look (and act) like us? It's complicated, a study finds
Mohammad Hussain

Mobile devices for news - 3 views

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    Use of mobile devices for accessing news
Maya Lagu

Game Sudies Issue on Games and Motivation - 4 views

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    Not specifically education, but it definitely hits on some big issues in game motivation. Lots of useful and interesting articles.
Mohammad Hussain

xbox Kinect - 2 views

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    motivation, kinect, fitness
Chris Dede

Online Gaming With Real-World Friends Is Healthier: Study - US News and World Report - 3 views

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    gaming as a basis for interpersonal communication
Maya Lagu

Nintendo 3DS Release - 1 views

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    Whoa. Of course we bought one of these - there are ways to use the camera and the no-glasses 3D do augmented reality things. Amazing.
amy hoffmaster

Education Week: Computer Tutors Prod Students to Ask for Help - 1 views

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    interesting thoughts about how and when students seek help
Chris Dede

Education Week: Games and Simulations Help Children Access Science - 0 views

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    Evidence on whether games help children learn science
amy hoffmaster

Education Week: Games and Simulations Help Children Access Science - 0 views

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    WolfQuest, WhyPox are highlighted as tools for informal science learning.
sheralyn woon

Digital Gaming Goes Academic - 0 views

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    I visited Ocoee before and it's nice to see that they've grown their program...
amy hoffmaster

Colleges worry about always-plugged-in students - The Boston Globe - 0 views

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    cutting back on wireless access in Higher Ed. classes because students think they are great at multitasking, but aren't.
Jerusha Saldaña Yanez

Artist's young age is her advantage - seattlepi.com - 0 views

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    internet facilitates exposure, opportunities for collaboration and informal mentoring for  young photographers
Cailean Cooke

NYT article: Warcraft Avatars Find Real-life Love - 1 views

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    Two players who met in the World of Warcraft virtual world, wound up falling in real-life love.
Chris McEnroe

The Future of Education Isn't Free. It's Open. | Stephen Laster | LinkedIn - 0 views

  • simple solution to accelerate open edtech for everyone is to support technology standards
  • open standards ensures that educators and students can determine what’s most effective
  • What seems like a simple concern of IT departments has serious implications for learning.
    • Chris McEnroe
       
      In my experience, this where the dysfunction of the relationship between It professionals and academic designers/educators will manifest.  Unless the health of this communication stream is supported directly, the gears of academic technology will crunch like a torn rotator cuff, causing every bit as much pain and chagrin. 
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  • open is technology or content that can integrate painlessly with other resources.
  • Often, they’re unable to use the technology that works best for their students because they’re locked into systems they’ve used in the past or because the complexity of creating a seamless classroom overwhelms them.
    • Chris McEnroe
       
      Amen. 
  • Closed and rigid learning technology can keep students and educators stuck in place and create frustration.
    • Chris McEnroe
       
      Self-fulfilling the prophesy of some that technology is an expensive waste of attention- when in fact it simply requires a more refined attention to realize its potential. 
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