Progressive Education: Web 0.0
So, our edu 2.0 progressive ideas aren’t "new"?
So, our edu 2.0 progressive ideas aren’t "new"?
While I was out making new connections at the Open Learn Conference (check out EdTechWeekly #47 for some highlights), Dave and Jeff were charging forward making new connections of their own during the New Media Literacies in Learning Landscapes Conference in Charlottetown, PEI . As Will notes, “we’re not quite there yet” with some of…
This report is a lesson analysis of two education courses offered by the University of Regina in Canada and developed and delivered by Dr. Alec Couros, a University of Regina faculty member. Both courses are offered by the Faculty of Education and focus on technology use in the classroom. While the subject matter is similar,…
My mom (to this day) sends me out into the world with the same old family pep talk that she heard herself when she was a wee lass, "Be a good girl, have a good time, and learn a lot." Even if I am just running out to the grocery store, those are usually her…
Drupal CMS Academy Community Session #7 Join us later today – Tuesday October 31th at 9:00 p.m. ET (North America)Click here for Global Times Join us for more Drupal "tricks and treats" at the Drupal CMS Academy! We plan to gather around the new Drupal chat room and WebHuddle and tell spooky stories about system…
Last week, I received an email that the Chicago Citywide Literacy Coalition (CCLC) announced its adoption of the Illinois Digital Learning Lab. Here’s a link to the email announcement for those interested in applying either as a Lab participant or subject matter expert.
I was thrilled today when I read this post by Tonia Dousay on project management for academics. Tonia and I have been chewing on a concept we’ve come to call “Designing in the Open” for a bit. She graciously agreed to participate in an interview for our Design in the Open Challenge last year, and we…