1-to-1 Essentials Program | Common Sense Media - 0 views
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Julie Lindsay on 21 Apr 13A new set of resources provided by Common Sense Media for schools rolling our 1:1.
GOOD CONTENT COMES FROM PERSONAL PASSION.
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The SOLE Challenge - 0 views
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"This year Sugata Mitra, Professor of Educational Technology at Newcastle University in the UK, has been awarded $1 million in seed-funding for his wish to design the future of learning by supporting children all over the world to tap into their innate sense of wonder and work together. He hopes to build a School in the Cloud, a learning lab in India, where children can embark on intellectual adventures by engaging and connecting with information and mentoring online."
Video Games and Social Emotional Learning | User Generated Education - 0 views
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"Two principles guide this article: 1. Social-Emotional skills and strategies should be addressed and taught in school settings. 2. Video and online games can promote SEL skills and as such, should be integrated into classroom instruction."
Making BYOD Work in Schools - Three School Districts That Have Figured it Out | Emergin... - 0 views
FLAT - 0 views
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My presentation for the ECIS IT conference, London March 2013 Recipe to flatten your classroom - 3 essential ingredients: 1. Connection 2. Citizenship, with a dash of global competency 3. Collaboration, the sort that includes co-creation
A Visual Primer On Learning Theory - 0 views
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4 Traditional Theories Of Learning Of the published research and science, three of the more popular theories in the last fifty years are behaviorism, cognitivism, and constructivism. The infographic below reviews the pros and cons of each approach while making a case for connectivism as a response to the age of the internet and information. 1. Behaviorism: learning is a process of reacting to external stimuli 2. Cognitivism: learning is a process of acquiring and storing information 3. Constructivism: meaning is continuously "constructed" through experience and reflection 4. Connectivism: learning is a process of connecting specialized nodes
7 Ways to Transform Your Classroom - David Truss :: Pair-a-dimes for Your Thoughts - 0 views
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I love how David Truss has set this out so clearly and shares 7 Ways to Transform Your Classroom 1. Inquiry 2. Voice 3. Audience 4. Community 5. Leadership 6. Play 7. Networks
Maine picks laptops - but not Apples - 0 views
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Interesting decision made by Maine to go with HP rather than Apple next year.
Tips for Sharing Great Open Educational Content | MindShift - 1 views
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Maybe a particular unit gets you enthused.
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1 per term, 2 per year. Teachers create a course out of there favorite unit. Syndication on iTunes U facilitated by Lindsay but creation of resource on Spot/SpotX up to teacher and students. THINKbuds pulls from Spot/X onto own platform and gets directed to by iTunes U. Public commentary enabled for 2-way dynamic. -
Yes, this is a start, but we need to go a lot further than this. As discussed at our meeting today, the real learnign takes place when classrooms build a 'project' or collabroation and include the shared the content AND then co-create something meaningful together.
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Amazon.com: Connected Learners; A step-by-step guide to creating a global classroom eBo... - 0 views
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Excellent Student-initiated book - good role model for future student products globally
open learning spaces: Breakthrough time (and space) - 0 views
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"linking pedagogy and classroom design"
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