Education, Technology, Creativity and Integration
See on Scoop.it – Digital Fluency What we need to help with this are metrics – discrete, measurable things (although not necessarily always numbers). These metrics will allow for the person that’s learning to teach the web to feel a sense of progression. And it will also allow us at Mozilla to see when that person’s reached a […]
Read More →See on Scoop.it – Blended Learning Lab “Today, Boundless is releasing our report Ushering in a Post-Textbook World to highlight college students’ transition from traditional to digital learning resources. We surveyed nearly 650 college students about how they study, the high cost of textbooks, and exactly how they feel about the move to digital alternatives. We […]
Read More →See on Scoop.it – Blended Learning Lab The current trend of education technology is nothing to sneeze at. There are iPads and Android devices popping up in classrooms around the world. See on www.edudemic.com
Read More →See on Scoop.it – Digital Fluency Patric Lougheed‘s insight: There is a pedagogic chasm between monomodal literacy practices of the past, still dominating most children’s school experience, and the multimodal, dynamic publishing practices that children increasingly routinely engage in with new media and online spaces. This paper will utilise the findings of three case studies, […]
Read More →See on Scoop.it – Digital Fluency Earlier today John Sutton asked for my “top few accessible reads overviewing digital literacies”. I was walking my son to his new school at the time, so responded that I would write a quick blog post later. Well, here it is. See on dougbelshaw.com
Read More →See on Scoop.it – Blended Learning Lab One of the important challenges for young bloggers is to learn to find and use images that are licensed for reuse. Even more challenging is for students to provide proper attribution for the images on their blogs or school projects. While there are handy reference guides available, this is […]
Read More →See on Scoop.it – Blended Learning Lab The Education is Going Mobile Infographic provides up-to-date statistics on the use of mobile devices in education, and the numbers may surprise you. See on elearninginfographics.com
Read More →See on Scoop.it – EdTech 2.0 The Mobile-Based Training Infographic provides a clear overview of the current state of mobile training and where it’s headed. See on elearninginfographics.com
Read More →See on Scoop.it – EdTech 2.0 If you try to jump straight to modification or re-definition, you will most likely create significant frustration for both yourself and your students, and will be reluctant to continue with a transition that offers significant promise. See on smartblogs.com
Read More →See on Scoop.it – Blended Learning Lab Universal Design for Learning Infographic presents the basic principles of Universal Design for Learning to assist educators implementing UDL in the classroom See on elearninginfographics.com
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