After reading Dr. Schank's Learning by Doing article in the infamous Green Book for class, I dug into his recent whereabouts and found these links of interest: Consulting via Engines for Education (non-profit arm) and Socratic Arts Schank is the co-host, along with Maria Bartiromo, of the CNBC television program, The Business of Innovation on […]
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I stumbled on this YouTube video from a link to a new Explode “friend” (Janet Clarey) from a link to different blog (Mark David Milliron) – love that Internet! The video is prepared by Kathleen, a graduate student at Pepperdine University, who presents her personal theory of learning in video format. Using her experience learning
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This week and last, we have been discussing issues of structure in learning environments. Prof. Honebien observed that the degree of required structure within a learning environment is based on a) the learner's task and b) required scaffolding and that the standard of performance affects both. Here is my take away from his comments: Learner's
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This week, a student pal brought up the topic of mlearning. As I've posted on my blog for some time now, I too feel that there has to be some learning (edtech) opportunity for mobile devices when an estimated 80% of Americans between the ages of 18 and 29 own cell phones, as reported in
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Attached is the presentation material from the Drupal workshop I hosted today during the 2007 Indiana University IST Conference. Please leave any comments below or use the contact form (on the menu bar above) if you have any questions … or … better, yet … join us on Monday nights at 9:00 p.m. ET for
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