Also, instead of my typical Weekly Tech Tip format, and since processing this video has eaten up my computer resources all week, I am sharing the video of our panel discussion at Hamline University from last week on Equity Issues in Technology & Education. Enjoy.
Weekly Tech Tip:
Panel Discussion on Equity Issues in Technology and Education from Carl Anderson on Vimeo.
related links:
- Equity Issues: Technology & Education Symposium Website
- Choosing Not to Create Change by Ira Socol on SpeEdChange (post in response to his experience on our panel)
RT @anderscj: @sabier @irasocol @ELLBillofRights @scraigwatkins http://tinyurl.com/69cr338 Equity poem I wrot… (cont) http://deck.ly/~CgkPB
Video Festival:
- The Legislature is poised to pass alternative licensing plan. (StarTribune)
- What the Luddites Really Fought Against (Smithsonian.com)
- Alan November's Education-Related Twitter #Hashtag List
- Teaching and Assessing Philosophical Issues of Technology in an 8th Grade Science Classroom (by @JerridKruse)
- A Conversation with John Holt (1980)
- Michigan orders DPS to make huge cuts (The Detroit News)
- 2011 Horizon Report
- Ruling: Fired D.C. teachers must be offered jobs, back wages (Washington Examiner)
- Finding Nemo and spelling ‘humongous’: A look at Somerville school ‘data walls’ (Somerville Voices)
- Who Elected Bill Gates? by Gary Stager on Huffington Post
- Whiteboards—A Modest Proposal by Gary Stager on Tech&Learning
- The imagination tech purchasing plan by Ira Socol on SpeEdChange
- A List Of Education And Related Data Resources by Matthew Di Carlo on Shanker Blog
- Cybrary Man's Educational Web Sites: Augmented Reality
- Teacher (educational) Development – An Invitation by Willy C. Cardoso on Authentic Teaching
- Why America's teachers are enraged By Diane Ravitch on CNN
- How Bill Gates' Favorite Teacher Wants to Disrupt Education BY Gregory Ferenstein on FastCompany
- What’s Love Got to Do With It? Is Test Driven Educational Reform Driving the Joy in Learning from the Nation’s Classrooms. Dr Mark Naison With A Brooklyn Accent
- Passion-Based Learning by Ira Socol on SpeEdChange
- “Online Learning” Isn’t “Learning Online” by Will Richardson on Weblogg-Ed
- Crazy Days by Will Richardson on Weblogg-Ed
- Making the case for Facebook in Education by Jen Hegna on Grin and BEAR "I.T."
Every time I hear the word Rebel I think of Admiral Akbar. Somewhat ironic name. #libya #iran #egypt #yemen #bahrain #starwars #itsatrap
#Edchat if schools r preparing learners 4 future society what's the purpose of testing & memorisation?
Do we teachers emphasize traditional colleges/universities too much to the deficit of trade schools? Are we creating social classes? #edchat
I have yet to see any real agreement as to what the goal of education should be. #Edchat
Proctoring standardized tests can't be much different from working airport security
Beware of @m_rhee, who attributes way too much in education to test scores. Not a real reformer.
We are happy with the international community response so far, but he answer is no, the #Libyans don't want any military intervention.
#flatclass2011 Take-aways from yesterday 4. Conferences should be about taking action, not taking notes.
Just told our testing coordinator that I wish all of it were trashed and we could get her a much more rewarding job. :)
Me too! Fired up! RT @e_austin: Thank You, Governor Walker, for helping me get my teachers fired up to fight for our rights.
"Micro-computers have been in classrooms for 30 years. We have made little progress with their use in school." -@garystager #fb
for @acarvin, a RT is a source, an interview, a quote. For us, it is insight, first-person accounts previously unimaginable, unavailable.
RT @warrenellis: Gadaffi's speech seems to boil down to "Everyone is on drugs except me. Also I am Batman."
Twitter told me there was an earthquake in NZ. Facebook told me all my sister-in-laws family were OK. Different networks both valuable.
So facebook is a critical component in fueling a revolution but schools don't think it's appropriate to be used or taught in schools. Huh?
@pammoran @aleaness real research begins -as Postman knew- when teachers stop asking questions they know the answers to
Beiser: Schools were told they could buy art and music teachers. No one did at elementary schools. That means the end of music education.
@garystager courts have basically told school administrators, "do what you think is best..." & increasingly, that's not what's best for kids
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