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Global educators - new accredited professional development opportunity
Join the fine folks at TakingITGlobal for some exciting professional development on global education and project-based learning. Starting this month, TIGed is offering two accredited e-courses in technology-enabled global education for teachers around the world! TakingITGlobal is a youth community site with … Continue reading
Posted in global, professional development
Tagged global, online, PBL, projects, takingitglobal, virtual
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Youth risk online: International Bullying Prevention Conference - Seattle
I’ve been invited to participate in a day-long pre-conference panel on Youth Risk Online: Issues and Solutions at the International Bullying Prevention Association (IBPA) November 15-17 in Seattle, Washington. This is a in-depth look at a topic that’s both timely … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, Generation YES, In the news
Tagged cyberbully, cybersafety, IBPA, online, risk, youth
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Online safety report discourages scare tactics
A new, really important report has just come out about children and online safety. It is sensible and research-based, with excellent recommendations. The strongest recommendation is that scare tactics DON’T WORK to keep children safe online. I hate to sound … Continue reading
Free technology and education conference - C3 2010
The Capitol Region ISTE affiliate (CRSTE) is hosting a free online conference on education and technology called C3 - CRSTE Cyber Conference 2010 every evening from Feb 21 - March 5, 2010 . You don’t have to be from the … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, CRSTE, educational technology, free, ISTE, online, student leadership, student voice
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Online safety means empowering AND protecting
Connect Safely |Online Safety 3.0: Empowering and Protecting Youth The online-safety messages most Americans are getting are still pretty much one-size-fits-all and focused largely on adult-to-child crime, rather than on what the growing bodies of both Net-safety and social-media research … Continue reading
Posted in web 2.0
Tagged Anne Collier, children, ConnectSafely.org, digital citizenship, Larry Magid, online, online safety, protect, safety, social media, youth
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New Report Says Adults Need to Get Involved in Teens’ Online Activities
New Report Says Adults Need to Get Involved in Teens’ Online Activities Yeah, this one is kind of from the “DUH” files, but it’s something worth repeating. We know that teens need adult guidance to navigate new worlds, digital or … Continue reading
Posted in education reform, web 2.0
Tagged digital natives, education, online, online safety, safety, tech-savvy, teen
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Children who use technology are ‘better writers’
From BBC News - Children who use technology are “better writers”. “Our research suggests a strong correlation between kids using technology and wider patterns of reading and writing,” Jonathan Douglas, director of the National Literacy Trust, told BBC News. “Engagement … Continue reading
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Community of interest or community of practice?
I’ve been seeing a lot of talk around the edu-blogs and at conference sessions about online learning communities, or building a personal learning network as part of a educator’s professional development. Often, these are referred to as “Communities of Practice” … Continue reading