Our beliefs limit our potential
The Innovative Educator: Want to be a great teacher? Don't go to PD. - 0 views
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If the world is changing faster than you can change, then you lose control of the future.
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PLN not PD
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one thing I have noticed when it comes to integrating information communication technologies (ICT), is that the teachers and the schools that really fly, the high performing schools...they don't come to my PD. They don't go to any PD. They understand that they, and their professional networks, are their own PD.
Will Smart Phones Eliminate the Digital Divide? -- THE Journal - 0 views
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Today, in the PC world, whether a computer is a Dell, a Gateway, a Sony, etc., one puts a layer of software on that device, and then from a user's perspective all those different devices are the same. That is what is going to happen shortly in the mobile device space. Different companies are going to build a layer of software that makes every smart phone--android, [Windows Phone 7], iOS, etc.--appear the same to the teacher and the student.
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We need to accept the fact that mobile technologies are an integral part of the kids lives and an integral part of 21st century knowledge workers' lives. We need to stop looking at the past and look to the future. We need to step forward and say: We need to do 21st century education in the same ways we are doing 21st century commerce, 21st century health, etc. There are risks; absolutely. But staying where we are in schools--using 19th century technology and fooling ourselves that we are teaching 21st century skills and content--is truly doing our students a huge disservice. You can't teach 21st century skills and content with 18th century paper and pencil tools.
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The Innovative Educator: The Pencil Integration Blog - A Historical Perspective - 1 views
Technology Integration Matrix - 3 views
Technology Integration in Education - 1 views
80 Videos For Technology and Media Integration - 0 views
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