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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Metacognition and the SAMR model using iPads
Having been fortunate enough to expand my connections through etmooc also has a bit of a downside. So many inspiring educators, so much new learning, so many ideas to try, where do I start? There just aren’t enough hours in the day to read all the blogs or all the great links posted on twitter.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...21st Century Learning. 21st Century Leadership.
Last week, Lindsey Own (Seattle teacher) spent the day visiting my classroom. You can read about her experience on her very thoughtfully written blog here. Lindsey was very impressed with the overall feeling at our school and asked me how we got this way?
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How do you plan on staying connected to the people and the ideas?…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Instructional Design for Mobile Learning Webinars, 04/30/13 and 05/09/13
Mobile technology is a growing and powerful trend: people now spend more time on mobile apps than they do on the web. What opportunities does this powerful trend present to those who design online learning? ……
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In Manifesto of Transdisciplinarity (2002), Nicolescu speaks of the core human crisis that transdisciplinarity tries to address:
The unprecedented increase of knowledge in our era raises the challenging question of how to adapt our mentality to being. The challenge is enormous, because the influence of the Western-type civilization around the globe is so pervasive that its collapse would be …
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...My utopia – #5days5posts Post 5
This final post is concerned with one of my longest lasting obsessions: utopian thought.
I think the roots of this mania are in the very early realisation of many things that were wrong with the world I lived in when I was a child, which was itself a utopian experiment that went tragically wrong -( i.e.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Kumba’s Farms and Forests
After completing nearly three months of Peace Corps training in 1971, I was assigned to Kumba, then a city of 48,000 surrounded by plantain, oil palm, rubber and cocoa farms and relatively dense forests. I drew the short straw because all my fellow Volunteers were assigned more scenic and cooler climates.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...How I use mobile technology as a learner
As a learning technologist technology plays a large part in my life therefore it’s no surprise that I use mobile technology to support my own learning. Below are are the apps that I am currently using.
Notability – As the name suggests I use this app for note taking. …
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Dutch dancing to Cameroon dancing
In 1971 left rural Orange City IA (then about 3500 residents) for even more rural Cameroon to become a Peace Corps Volunteer. Our training was conducted in the beautiful highlands in the north of West Cameroon, which at the time still had its own Parliament in Buea.…
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