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Tom March

Capturing the Visible Evidence of Invisible Learning | Academic Commons - 0 views

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    Here, in this forum as part of Academic Commons, the essay complements eighteen case studies on teaching, learning, and new media technologies. Together the essay and studies constitute the digital volume "The Difference that Inquiry Makes: A Collaborative Case Study of Learning and Technology, from the Visible Knowledge Project." For more information about VKP, see http://crossroads.georgetown.edu/vkp/.
David Renshaw

Best of Web 2 for Learning » Edge-ucators Workshops - 31 views

    • Tom March
       
      Start here - use Diigo to add comments to each graphic: what is it? what does it do? how can you use it?
    • Michelle Gummer
       
      So this is how we add to your original sticky note!
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    • Tom March
       
      Well not too much to highlight - but add comments to each other
    • Libby Moore
       
      Pageflakes allows you to register with the details of where you live. With this information it collects relevant Widgits and data. You can customoze the page to your needs or go into the flake page and find relevant podcasts and rss feeds
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    • MGSPE MGS
       
      I have done it
    • Libby Moore
       
      Diigo allows you to bookmark and tag sites and then and also allowsy you to network and become part of a community
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  • influential presentations
    • Christabell Butler
       
      These are 'influential presentations' but far better suited to the higher level thinker than the Year 6 class. YouTube is better for variety of video.
  • “the penny drops”
    • Michelle Gummer
       
      Just like Facebook for groups!
    • Michelle Tremigliozzi
       
      A great way to look at it
  • “the penny drops”
  • Work together,
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  • “the penny drops”
  • “the penny drops”
    • Christabell Butler
       
      These are indeed 'influential presentations' but better suited to higher level thinkers - not an upper primary class. YouTube offers better suited, more catchy videos.
    • Melissa Rees
       
      I totally agree Christabell!
    • Tom March
  • the penny drops ”
    • Michelle Tremigliozzi
       
      Could be handy when looking for groups relating to units of inquiry
    • Melissa Rees
       
      Did you find any that were applicable for younger children to understand?
    • Tom March
       
      You may be familiar with Wordpress as EduBlogs or other platforms using Wordpress.
  • TED web site
    • Melissa Rees
       
      While TED looks to be useful and informative for adults, I have found it difficult to find any presentations relevant to the grade 5 and 6 level.
    • Melissa Rees
       
      While TED looks to be useful and informative for adults, I have found it difficult to find any presentations relevant to the grade 5 and 6 level.
    • David Renshaw
  • free online Blog software
  • to help your learning.
    • Helena Dunn
       
      this is certainly virtual
  • online digital workspace
  • online digital workspace
    • Michelle Tremigliozzi
       
      This looks like it will be useful for Units of Inquiry
  • social network
  • TED is
    • helen berkovic
       
      I like wikispaces because it is a collaborative space that my students can use and share their discussion pictures wordles on it
  • YouTube
    • Melissa Rees
       
      Useful for a number of needs...these may include the need for: laughter, instruction, knowledge, understanding, clarification, etc...even down to information about how to renovate your bathroom!!
    • Melissa Rees
       
      Useful for a number of needs...these may include the need for: laughter, instruction, knowledge, understanding, clarification, etc...even down to information about how to renovate your bathroom!!
    • Christabell Butler
       
      Love the variety of videos available! (May need to be sifted through and checked to be sure of credibility)
    • Christabell Butler
       
      TED is an acronym for Technology, Entertainment, Design. It is a series of videos of 'great minds' speaking on their area of expertise. You could find small snippets of really good stuff - but YouTube has shorter, catchier, more visually stimulating stuff
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  • Far more than music
    • Erin Gamble
       
      .... definitely!! Bring on the PODCASTS!! There is heaps of cool stuff there!
  • best site
    • David Renshaw
       
      How does it compare to iGoogle?
    • David Renshaw
       
      Easier to share
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    Use this page to explore Web 2 sites and tools
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Cate E

The Redback Project - 4 views

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    "This is a self paced project to assist educators to explore and begin to embed some digital literacies into their teaching toolkits. " Heard of the 23 Things? This is a shortened version to learn Web 2.0 tools
Tom March

The Tell-All Generation Learns When Not To, at Least Online - NYTimes.com - 4 views

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    "people in their 20s exert more control over their digital reputations than older adults, more vigorously deleting unwanted posts and limiting information about themselves."
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    Good article to balance the hysteria and myths that us oldies know what's up and the kids aren't informed.
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    It is good news about the older teenagers, and those in their 20's however as noted in the article "Younger teenagers were not included in these studies, and they may not have the same privacy concerns. But anecdotal evidence suggests that many of them have not had enough experience to understand the downside to oversharing". These kids need to be our target audience when talking about cybersafety etc, as like with many other facets of a teenagers life, they don't necessarily have the "fear factor" and understand the long term risks.
Mark Hennessy

educational-origami - Bloom's Digital Taxonomy - 9 views

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    Robyn's suggested link
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    Here you go!
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    This site has some great teacher observation tools.
Tom March

Young Minds, Fast Times: The Twenty-First-Century Digital Learner | Edutopia - 0 views

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    Mark Prensky's take and comments back from readers
Irene Anderson

21st Century Learning - 9 views

Technology empowers differentiated instruction Although many educators realize technology's enormous potential to help them differentiate their instruction so that all students can learn, regardle...

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celia sutterby

21st Century Pedagogy | 21st Century Connections - 1 views

  •  Developing thinking skills
    • Tom March
       
      Thinking because the environment is complex. Spiro - Constructivism
  • digital natives
    • Paul Smith
       
      Students find this second nature. The students in Year 6 at my school get a real buzz from making comments on other students' work and reading comments on theirs.
  • real world problems
    • Paul Smith
       
      E.g. Constructing a blog that invites comment on school issues. This will invite ideas from all students on topics that have meaning to them. E.g. Fundraising ideas foir the school or special event days.
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    • Mahendra Kapoor
       
      To facilitate (hopefully) higher order thinking processes for students. To enable them to discover things through minimum guidance/ handholding etc. To challenge them rather than to tell them everything and bore them.
  • The key features of 21st Century Pedagogy are:?    building technological, information and media fluencies [Ian Jukes]?    Developing thinking skills?    making use of project based learning?    using problem solving as a teaching tool?    using 21st C assessments with timely, appropriate and detailed feedback and reflection?    It is collaborative in nature and uses enabling and empowering technologies?    It fosters Contextual learning bridging the disciplines and curriculum areas
    • celia sutterby
       
      A helpful summary for establishing the context of this research
  • Learning to know Learning to do Learning to live together Learning to be (http://www.unesco.org/delors/fourpil.htm)
    • celia sutterby
       
      UNESCO statement on the place of collaboration in 21st century learning can inform our approach to working with Web 2.0 Digikids.
Tom March

Google TV: Australian Launch Date 2011 | Google Web TV | Sony - 1 views

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    "Internet giant Google is out to expand its kingdom to the living room with an ambitious new service that lets people mesh television viewing with surfing the web."
Tom March

Online gamers crack AIDS enzyme puzzle - 1 views

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    The future of education?
Tom March

6N Online - 3 views

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    Year 6 students at Shore School in Sydney
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    Here's another nice use of a blog for students. I met this teacher at the Digital Leadership Conference and know she is keen to collaborate.
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