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Jeffrey Plaman

Making Sense of Data - Course - 0 views

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    This is a 10-15 hr online course that introduces essential concepts of understanding data, organizing and displaying it using Fusion Tables. This would be good for students who are undertaking survey research or other data collection activities. 
Keri-Lee Beasley

20 Essential Apps And Websites For Digital Nomads - 0 views

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    Try using the next 20 websites and apps to make your life as a digital nomad easier, less stressful and even more exciting!
Keri-Lee Beasley

Beyond 'turn it off': How to advise families on media use - 0 views

  • scientific research and policy statements lag behind the pace of digital innovation
  • The 2011 AAP policy statement Media Use by Children Younger Than Two Years was drafted prior to the first generation iPad and explosion of apps aimed at young children.
  • Media is just another environment. Children do the same things they have always done, only virtually
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  • In a world where “screen time” is becoming simply “time,” our policies must evolve or become obsolete.
  • Role modeling is critical. Limit your own media use
  • The more media engender live interactions, the more educational value they may hold
  • The quality of content is more important than the platform or time spent with media. Prioritize how your child spends his time rather than just setting a timer
  • An interactive product requires more than “pushing and swiping” to teach
  • Play a video game with your kids
  • co-viewing is essential
  • Tech use, like all other activities, should have reasonable limits
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    In a world where "screen time" is becoming simply "time," our policies must evolve or become obsolete. 
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    New look at screentime from American Association of Paediatrics - finally.
Sean McHugh

Stop Taking Notes And Pay Attention | Synergy Tutoring - 0 views

  • It is amazing to me that the practice of note-taking in class is so widespread, given how ineffective it is
  • Unfortunately, if you try to take notes while you are listening, and then try to study from your notes later, you are receiving half-way exposure twice that doesn’t even add up to a whole
  • The philosophy of note-taking is patently absurd when you really think about it. The idea is that in class, the teacher verbally recites relevant facts, while students are supposed to split their attention between listening and writing them down, essentially taking dictation and creating a very low-fidelity personal copy of their textbook on the fly. Then the students are supposed to go home and re-learn (or learn for the first time) the information that the teacher gave them in class from this hastily constructed replica.
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  • If you have spent your time in class trying to write things down rather than listening fully, of course you won’t remember what was said, and will feel later like you have to rely on your notes.
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