SOON, EVERYTHING WILL START TO CLICK. There’s a reason the new school clicks with so many people. It’s supposed to. Throughout the school, you’ll notice an uncanny familiarity to your life beyond the walls.
Consider, if you will, the new classroom that comes standard. It’s engineered with more than …
I was reading Will’s post today It’s Not Just the “Read/Write” Web and then thanks to twitter John Pederson’s post on Networks (I think that’s what it’s on anyway).
As I read I started thinking about a post I did back in January on defining School 2.0.
Not sure …
Tonight I’m sitting here shaking my head at all the amazing things that teachers are doing this year and how we are changing the way we use technology. Teachers continue to find great ways to incorperate these new tools. Here is a look at some of the great things happening …
If you really want to see students squirm in their seats…give them choices.
Yesterday I was approached by two teachers who wanted help coming up with ways to incorporate technology into some upcoming lessons. Both of them wanted to “do something different”. Which is a good sign, and shows that …
David Jakes took the recent talk around School 2.0 and did a nice mash-up on the techlearning blog.
So here is my attempt at characterizing School 2.0, driven by ideas from David, Will, Clarence and Jeff:
Unlearning. Relearning. The desire and climate to do both, by all members of …
Our new media center is almost complete. 6 Months ago this area was part of the play ground. Next month the building will officially be open for business. When designing the new media center we used the word seamless to define what we wanted information to be for students. Whether …
Earlier this week I read the first paragraph of Chris Lehmann’s post: Some Thoughts About School 2.0 –Part 1.
I knew after the first paragraph that this was one of those posts that I wanted to make sure I was in the right place and right time to read…I’m …
