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• The Evolution Of Students. Literally.

  
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  I was having a really interesting conversation on Twitter the other day with  @dgburris @mrwheeler and @ChristinaHank . Actually I just kind of barged into it, but hey they dropped my name in there. The topic was about is the school system evolving and if so, is it evolving fast enough. My opinion is no, ...
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• Hours of fun and Singing Fingers on the Taccle Web site

  
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  Jenny Hughes was in Bremen last week and showed me some of her favourite apps on the wonderful T accle web site . Although the site aims at providing practical ideas for teachers in using technology in the classroom, it is also a great resource for anyone interested in technology for teaching and learning and ...
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• What Use Are Humanities?

  
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  A recent article in the  Wall Street J0urnal notes that enrollment in Humanities has dropped in US colleges. From the article: Among recent college graduates who majored in English, the unemployment rate was 9.8%; for philosophy and religious-studies majors, it was 9.5%; and for history majors, it was also 9.5%, ...
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• More Progress On Virtual Teachers

  
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  One of the most common arguments I hear about why computers will never replace students is that computers can’t give a student a hug. Fair enough but that argument is really that computers can’t establish an emotional attachment to their student. I don’t discount the need for this. All great teachers create a ...
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• It’s Here! The NMC Horizon Report – K-12

  
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  Once again I’m delighted to have had the opportunity to participate in the NMC Horizon Report K-12 as a member of the international Advisory Board . I was joined by fellow Australians Tony Brandenburg (Education Services Australia), Daniel Ingvarson (National Schools Interoperability Program), Julie Lindsay (Flat ...
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• Reflection on a New Culture of Learning:? Implementing a Learning 2.0 Program for Diverse Communities – A TTW Guest Post by Elaine Hall

  
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  Note from Michael: Elaine takes us through her work on the #transtech group project for Huntington Beach Public Library and connects to our course texts. i am happy to share this insightful reflection!   This report outlines the unique experiences, challenges, and opportunities in developing a Learning 2.0 program ...
  2 weeks ago

• Reaching out to Developers

  
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  One of the things I am working on in the Learning layers project is user engagement. Learning Layers is based on user centred design model, involving end users and organisations in developing solutions to promote both formal and informal learning using technology in clusters consisting of: Small and Medium ...
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• Google And Microsoft Demo New Tech

  
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  Wow this was a really busy week in terms of technology announcements. Both Google and Microsoft have had big media events lately. I haven’t really been covering it because A) other sites can report the news better than I can and B) I wanted to think about the implications. This post covers the implications as I see ...
  3 weeks ago

• L2A Links for May 23rd

  
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  M-Learning’s dirty little secrets | E-Learning Provocateur – Wonderfully honest and sums up most of my feelings on m-learning. A minority of highly self-motivated people might choose to complete m-learning that they see as personally valuable. But learning required for work? Fat chance anyone waiting for a plane ...
  3 weeks ago

• A New Rent-A-Teacher Startup

  
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  I have talked at length that in order for learning to occur, you just need a source of information and someone willing to learn it. You don’t need a student wellness center, a dorm, a cafeteria, nor a Deputy Associate Dean of Diversity Coordination and Facilitation (I made that last one up. Or did I?). (see The ...
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• When Learning Is An Obsession

  
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  Are you ever totally consumed by something? Young people these days seem to be totally involved in social media, video games and other forms of entertainment. I’m sure every teacher wishes their students would be even 1/10th as interested in their own educations. Well, there are some students who are like that, but ...
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• MOOCs to take off in Germany?

  
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  The German educations ystem can be slow to change. But when initiatives are taken they are taken seriously! And Germany is now moving into the world of MOOCs. The Stifterverband für die Deutsche Wissenschaft and iversity, has launched a “MOOC Production Fellowship” contest. Their web site explains: The ...
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• Social Learning for the Education Department

  
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  We’re happy to announce the first guest post on the Tagoras blog and thrilled that it comes from Maddie Grant of SocialFish . Enjoy! – Jeff Why do busy professionals turn to social media? For professional development, of course. Social tools make it possible for you to increase participation in your learning ...
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• Taccle2 on track

  
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  We are really excited about the Taccle 2 project – 5 hard copy handbooks and a website bursting with practical ideas on how to use web 2.0 apps and other e-learning tools in your classroom. The project has reached its half way mark and we are so far on target. The E-learning handbook for Primary Teachers has just ...
  4 weeks ago

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