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Tag Archives: Digital Learning
Reluctant Time Travelers
Life has changed, so why hasn’t education? CLASSROOM 21 | by Greg Limperis If I decide to dine out and I am not sure where, the first thing I do is google area restaurants on my smartphone—a few more taps … Continue reading
Interview | Exploring Education Elements
Anthony Kim first became inspired to get involved with education technology in 2000, after working with Foothill and De Anza Community Colleges. After helping them manage several technology projects, he wondered why there was such a gap between technology use … Continue reading
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Tagged Alliance College Ready Public Schools, Anthony Kim, BLAST, blended learning, Blended Learning for Alliance School Transformation, Calculus, charter school networks, charter schools, De Anza Community College, Digital Learning, EdTech Market Map, Education Elements, Foothill Community College, Gisele Huff, HLMS, hybrid learning, Hybrid Learning Management Systems, Innosight Institute, Jacquelin Hume Foundation, KIPP Empower, Michael Horn, Mike Kerr, Mission Dolores Academy San Francisco, New Schools Venture Fund, NSVF, personalized learning models, Six Sigma, taking schools to scale
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Digital Learning Day Webcast
The Alliance for Excellence in Education is hosting a National Town Hall at 1 p.m., EST featuring FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski and U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan in a special joint appearance. The event will profile great teachers that effectively use technology to deliver … Continue reading
In Google We Trust
GUEST COLUMN | by Angela Maiers Without a doubt, my 14-year-old daughter can text paragraphs faster and more accurate than I can text one sentence. My 15-year-old son is my go-to person for all my TV, computer, and technology needs. … Continue reading
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Tagged 21st century skills, Angela Maiers, digital learners, Digital Learning, digital natives, disturbing facts about students and technology literacy, In Google We Trust, kids and technology, looking critically at web content, media and web literacy, media literacy, Northwestern University study on web skills, what is media literacy
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Trends | EdTech Recognition: Still Time to Enter
Recently, education technology (edtech, or #edtech for that matter) has received a bit of a lashing in the New York Times and elsewhere as a ripple effect. I’ve been in the edtech space since pre dot com bubble days, so … Continue reading
