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Jodie R

Grow Your Personal Learning Network (article by David Warlick) - 2 views

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    Describes three types of PLNs, discusses cultivating your network and describes learners as amplifiers
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    I think this would be a great starting point for our half day in June and for the summer PD day.
Claire Thompson

When Educators Become Curators - keynote slides from #moothr12 » Cat's Pyjamas - 2 views

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    great slides on digital curation.  The what, why and how.
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    I particularly like the circular graphic on the curation process as it emphasizes that curation should not stop at just collecting "stuff". It is what one does with the curated information that becomes valuable to the individual and others. I would like to create a unit in an English course on curation. Keep your eye out for any good examples out there!
Jodie R

Learning Digital / Diigo: Examples - 2 views

  • As educators and learners, the power of the highlighting marker and sticky notes has long been established.
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      Now students can freely mark up and highlight what they are reading!
  • "Getting information off of the internet is like taking a drink from a fire hydrant."  -Mitchell Kapor, founder of Lotus Development Corporation
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      use in Moodle research course
  • Another changing paradigm in education is the demand for differentiated and individualized instruction. The challenge in this environment is how to manage appropriate information flow for each individual learner without the educator working one-at-a-time guiding each learner along a prepared path followed by assessing the learner's progress and understanding.
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  • Mark-ups for learners with reading accommodations.
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      Perhaps students who need extra help could be in a separate group and then certain notes could be shown until to them.
  • Ask learner to highlight, tag, and use sticky notes while reading webpage content as a formative assessment of the learner's understanding of the content.
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      For example, ask student to highlight five main ideas.
  • Examples of Teacher Feedback using Diigo
  • Evaluate and rate bookmarks on other criteria besides search popularity to improve searches for meaningful resources within a community of interest. 
Jodie R

NJASL Twitter 2011 - LiveBinder - 2 views

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    Twitter apps, tutorials, etc.
Jodie R

The iPad and Twitter « syded - 1 views

  • Learning has always been based on exposure to new stimuli, research and communication. Ideas are formulated through external opinion, reflection and conclusion
  • For twitter to work you need to follow the right people. As an educator I needed to follow those who contributed to #ukedchat and there I found items of interest (@ICTEvangelist). Not only was it interesting to read the 140 character snippets but also the links that were posted. I was introduced to a range of teaching discussion that stimulated thought. There were blogposts that led to conversations in the staff room and links that could be passed on to colleagues.
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    Thanks Betty for recommending this article. I've highlighted some key points.
Jodie R

The Rise of the New Groupthink - NYTimes.com - 1 views

  • The one important exception to this dismal record is electronic brainstorming, where large groups outperform individuals; and the larger the group the better. The protection of the screen mitigates many problems of group work. This is why the Internet has yielded such wondrous collective creations. Marcel Proust called reading a “miracle of communication in the midst of solitude,” and that’s what the Internet is, too. It’s a place where we can be alone together — and this is precisely what gives it power.
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      Would like to find other research on this. Would be interesting to compare a similiar task by a group done face-to-face and then electronically.
  • The problems we face in science, economics and many other fields are more complex than ever before, and we’ll need to stand on one another’s shoulders if we can possibly hope to solve them.
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      I like the "standing on shoulders" vs. pulling along by hands" analagy of true collaboration. Often we hear how parents don't like their child working in groups (or the student themselves) because they do all the work.
Jodie R

Learning Transfer: 10 Components that Guarantee Learning will Transfer - 1 views

  • Customizes each individuals eLearning experience to what each learner knows and doesn’t know Multiple existing digital tutors, or create your own Generates a custom course plan, on the fly, for each individual learner Reinforces that information that the learner doesn’t know, via study sessions, until mastery (fluency) is achieved
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      Pre-testing is very important. Must be mostly automatic and not too overwhelming for student.
  • Innovate to Educate: System [Re]Design for Personalized Learning
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  • Innovate to Educate: System [Re]Design for Personalized Learning
  • Innovate to Educate: System [Re]Design for Personalized Learning
  • Personalization cannot take place at scale without technology.
  • Primary learning Activities
  • Self grading No negative reinforcement of wrong answers The learner is empowered  to have control over their learning which makes for better learning and learner engagement
  • Level 1 Questions: Reinforce the facts Level 2 Questions: Are Simulation, Scenario and application based, that use the knowledge
  • Summarizes learning, in the learners own words Compares, start, record what you know, to end, record what you have learned, for learners learning progress comparison 
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    From a business perspective but some interesting links to additional information on personalized learning.
Jodie R

What's a PLN, why build one and how?: Part 1 | TeachingEnglish | British Council | BBC - 1 views

  • the heart of PLN is the concept of people who connect together to help each other grow and learn.
  • The technology comes in because it is a tool that can help you to connect to those people and it can help you process the information you get from those people into meaningful and hopefully useful knowledge.
  • PLN can help. They can point you to the right articles, the best sources of information and guide you along the way, so that you save time and access the highest quality resources
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  • In order to truly develop I believe you need apply some critical thinking to that information, try to apply what you have learned to your own context and most of all feed what you have learned about the information back into the global community from which your PLN was formed.
  • first of those and probably the most useful is Twitter
  • Recommended Twitter people
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      Can you see the highlighted part? I did that with a highlighting tool. The tools alone that are available with diigo are very useful. I have installed the toolbar in google chrome. I have also set this note so that only people in the PLN group would see it 
Jodie R

The Power of the Professional Learning Network - 1 views

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    Livebinder resources on PLN
Jodie R

Twitter Terminology 101 - 0 views

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    Basic terms to know when starting to Twitter
Claire Thompson

Cybraryman Internet Catalogue - 0 views

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    Description of Smackdowns and how to use them at EdCamps.
Jodie R

Teaching and Learning with Technology - PLN - 0 views

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    Wikispace on using technology including section on PLNs
Claire Thompson

Warlick's CoLearners | Main / TheArtAmpTechniqueOfCultivatingYourPersonalLearningNetwor... - 2 views

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    Introduction to PLNs by David Warlick.  Part of a wiki created to support a workshop.
Claire Thompson

The Fallacy of Information Overload - Brian Solis - 1 views

  • Access to information and people is intoxicating.
  • We are obligated to maintain balance in who we are, what we value, and equally the value we invest in the communities in which we participate.
  • Information overload is a symptom of our desire to not focus on what’s important.” It’s a choice.
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  • we learn as we go. We discover where the proverbial line is only after we’ve crossed or are witnesses to those who do.
Jodie R

Twitter as a Tool for Professional Development - The Tempered Radical - 0 views

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    Reasons for using Twitter as a PLN
Claire Thompson

EVSC ICATS Website - 0 views

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    Network created to get teachers in a district sharing their expertise.  Members commit to sharing an area that they are good at helping others with it.
Claire Thompson

7 Easy Steps for Creating Your Own PLN - 1 views

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    Slideshare presentation with clear slides (1st three are microblogging, blogging and social bookmarking)
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    Good info and great visuals. Just wish they'd included RSS feed readers like Google Reader too.
Jodie R

The Rise of the New Groupthink - NYTimes.com - 0 views

  • Solitude can even help us learn. According to research on expert performance by the psychologist Anders Ericsson, the best way to master a field is to work on the task that’s most demanding
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      Therefore solitude would allow a student to work at their most demanding level (ie without having to bring the group along).
  • associate with a group in which each member works autonomously on his piece of the puzzle;
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      Important at times that students have roles and a requirement to bring something to the group after they have considered it on their own.
Jodie R

The Whole Child Blog « Whole Child Education - 0 views

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    Includes templates and guides for concrete tasks like setting team norms, goalsetting et. 
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