Why is it so important to doubt, question everything and not know?! Check out Socrates’ article on SingularityWeblog.com to find out.
Not knowing, just like other cases of being uncomfortable, is a great incentive for personal growth. Progress always comes at the point of resistance. Getting uncomfortable and willing to be uncertain, to not know, to ask questions, to err and to fail, is the best and only way to learn, grow, progress and move forward.
Via www.singularityweblog.com
Monthly Archives: February 2012
E-Learning Certificate Program: E-Learning and Online Teaching on Pinterest
I’m now using Scoop.it to feed my Pinboard about E-Learning and Online Teaching. I prefer the magazine lay out of Scoop.it but can also appreciate the big pinwheel look of Pinterest.
Kick one domino of information and it interacts with so many web based publishing sytesm! ~ Dennis
Via elearning-certificate.blogspot.com
Professional Development Opportunities | EDUCAUSE
As you consider professional development opportunities critical to your career, or to the career of your staff members, the following grid can be used as a guide to navigate the professional development opportunities available within the EDUCAUSE community. Both career progression and investment of time and money are given to assist you in making decisions on events and other resources, some of which of are available at little or no cost.
Via www.educause.edu
Blended Learning – Magna Publications
I have begun to explore, analyze, and apply the three distinct phases of the blended learning pedagogy. The phases are the pre-class assignment, the in-class dialogue, and the post-class follow-up.
Via www.magnapubs.com
The-Rise-of-K-12-Blended-Learning.pdf
MediaShift . The Pedagogy of Play and the Role of Technology in Learning | PBS
Play is also a powerful vehicle for learning, something that’s been underscored for me in my work at San Francisco University High School where we began a one-to-one iPad program in the fall.
Via www.pbs.org
Envisioning a Post-Campus America
MIT is going to offer certificates for completion of low-cost online coursework, an offering the……
Via www.theatlantic.com
Apple’s iPad helps to improve kindergarten literacy in Maine
A study conducted at a school district in Auburn, Maine has found that Apple’s iPad can be used to help improve kindergartner literacy scores.
Via tabtimes.com
LTTO Episodes | Teaching with web 2.0 technologies: Twitter, wikis & blogs – Case study
Web 2.0 tools can be useful for any situation where discussion and content sharing is desired, and where accessing current information in certain topic areas can be advantageous for learning.
Via online.cofa.unsw.edu.au
Google Custom Search – Techno Constructivism
Valueable resources just a keyword away!
Keywords: “techno constructivism” “online technology” “lms” “Web 2.0″”constructivist” “online apps””elearning”
Via www.google.com
