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11 Dec 09

Four Pillars of Technology Integration | nashworld

  • You don’t need a flashlight
    • You don't need the flashlight but you do need your PLN ! - on 2009-12-11
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What of the Mock Turtle? « Welcome to Wonderland

  • significance
  • significance
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A Game of Cat and Mouse « Welcome to Wonderland

  • cat’s role in wonderland, giving Alice a sort of friendship as well as direction
  • connections
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07 Dec 09

Dr. Cheryl E. Ball

  • Multimodal composition can be defined as the production of texts that use several modes of communication (i.e., audio, video, animation, color, interactivity, written text, etc.) often, although not exclusively, using digital technology.

Multiliteracies for a Digital Age, by Stuart A. Selber.

  • access to technology is
    a social problem.
    • A social problem-interesting idea. How do we infiltrate the Humanities with computer technology? - on 2009-12-07
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  • computer environments have become primary spaces where much education
    happens
    • Is this true? How do we know? - on 2009-12-07
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K12 Online Conference 2009 | PRE-CONFERENCE KEYNOTEDerailing Education: Taking Sidetrips for Learning

  • doesn't that remind you of the 2006 k12Online Keynote, "Derailing Education"? - ldurff on 2009-12-07
26 Nov 09

The Fischbowl: Learning 2.0: A Colorado Conversation (2010 Edition)

  • The future of education does not exist in the isolated world of theory and abstract conference sessions. Instead, it exists in conversations. It exists in creating a robust learning network that is ever-expanding and just-in-time.
23 Nov 09

2 Cor 5 - Passage Lookup - New International Version - BibleGateway.com

  • 14For Christ's love compels us, because we are convinced that one died for all, and therefore all died. 15And he died for all, that those who live should no longer live for themselves but for him who died for them and was raised again.
22 Nov 09

Meandering Musings « The Alice Project #12

  • One other thought that occurred to me was that there is no justification regarding the ideas that have been given to Alice since birth, for instance the invisible rules of society.
    • Are the rules of society ever justifiable? - on 2009-11-22
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15 Nov 09

Facts and Myths About the Brain and Learning « Learning Landscape

  • Connecting new information to prior knowledge facilitates learning
  • According to Bruer (1998; 1999), the right-brain, left-brain claim is an “educator’s myth” (e.g., Freed & Parsons, 1998; Halary & Weintrayub, 1991)
14 Nov 09

How Can American Education Compete Globally? -- THE Journal

    • No wonder public education is suffering so in the USA! - on 2009-11-14
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  • U.S. teachers spend 66 hours for professional development per year on average, compared to 76 hours among Australian teachers and 284 hours among Japanese teachers.

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The Iconoclastic Thinker

  • An iconoclastic thinker is anyone who thinks upstream while everyone else around him or her is relaxing on their inner tubes of perception and idly floating downstream.
  • An iconoclastic thinker is anyone who thinks upstream while everyone else around him or her is relaxing on their inner tubes of perception and idly floating downstream.
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