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Aaron Davis

Some thoughts on professional development | transformative LEARNING - 0 views

  • It seemed the richest conversations happened on the way to a session so sometimes we just kept walking even if that meant we missed out on a session.
  • Can you build a conference around networking or do we need the sessions to amplify the conversation?
  • The best professional development requires giving, whether it be your opinion, your story or your skill. The more that I give to my PLN, the more I grow.
Aaron Davis

What Twitter offers teachers: The evidence | EduResearch Matters - 0 views

  • Twitter is a filter for educational content
  • Twitter facilitates positive, supportive, contact between teachers but not sustained educational conversations
  • Educator tweeters are not prone to tweeting inane meaningless comments
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  • Twitter offers connections with a network of like-minded educators
  • The majority of hashtag posts contain educational links
  • Hashtags enable access to a wide variety of web-based resources and news without the need to interact with others or to sift through the personal communications between others.
  • Twitter gives a user total control over the level of interaction and focus
  • The key characteristics of effective professional development could be accomplished through the use of Twitter.
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    An interesting summary of some research into the benefits of Twitter on learning.
Aaron Davis

Create Your Own Personalized Podcast Using Voxer - Joe Mazza - 0 views

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    A great reflection from Joe Mazza on the potential of Voxer to personalise learning.
Aaron Davis

Break Out of the Silo: Become a Connected Educator - Finding Common Ground - Education ... - 0 views

  • Technology is interesting. Some educators love to use it, and it seems to be an appendage that they can easily use throughout the day. Other educators are not as loving, and they hate the word "technology" and think social media is a waste of time. And then there are a group of educators somewhere in between. They have Smartphones, use their Smartboards from time to time, but they don't have a need to find the most current tools.  Those educators in the middle find the tools that work best for them and their students. They have a few "go-to" apps, and they find a balance between paper and computers.
  • I believe that we need to find a balance between using the tools we have always used that work (you decide what that is), and using new tools that involve social media and technology.
  • Teaching can be a very solitary profession. The adults walk into the classroom with students, they close the door, and spend their day going from lesson to lesson.
Aaron Davis

Every Workshop I Attend Should….What Attendees Wish We Knew | Blogging Throug... - 0 views

Aaron Davis

Personalised learning for teachers… | What Ed Said - 0 views

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    A great example of empowering teachers in regards to their own learning.
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