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Tag Archives: PBL
Powering Authentic Learning. The connection between PBL, design, technology, and empowerment
I keynoted the TiE 2013 conference in Western Massachusetts last week and presented on the topic of Powering Authentic Learning. I’ll post the slides in a bit, but it’s difficult to capture the whole presentation from just the slides. What I tried … Continue reading
Posted in constructivism, digital citizenship
Tagged PBL, project-based learning, TIES2013
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TechYES - New project planning, portfolio, and assessment tools
Time for a little (ahem) announcement - Generation YES has been working on something BIG! We are proud to unveil the latest version of TechYES, our student technology literacy certification program. TechYES has always been about students showing technology literacy … Continue reading
Posted in digital citizenship, Generation YES, technology literacy, TechYES
Tagged cybersafety, education, educational technology, PBL, project, project-based, project-based learning, technology, technology literacy, TechYES
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Arts and Education: Experiential Learning
I had the opportunity last week to participate in a symposium on Arts & Education last week in Harrisburg, PA. I spoke on a panel about Experiential Learning. My main contribution was to connect the arts and sciences through a … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, constructivism, professional development
Tagged arts, PBL, technology
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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
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Tagged global, online, PBL, projects, takingitglobal, virtual
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Tinkering and STEM - good for girls, good for all
I’m excited to be an invited panelist at the National Council of Women in IT (NCWIT) Summit on Women and IT: practices and ideas to revolutionize computing next week in New York City. The topic is Tinkering: How Might ‘Making Stuff’ … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, constructivism, education reform, gender issues in tech
Tagged #femtech, femtech, gender, girls, K-12, PBL, STEM, technology, tinkering
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Project-based learning explained - video
Another video from the nice folks at Common Craft: Other project based learning resources: Buck Institute for Education (BIE) - mentioned in the video Edutopia Project-based Learning andDESIGN - online magazine for people interested in Design Education in K-12 schools … Continue reading
New podcast from Radio TICAL - bringing student voice into ed tech
Involving students as partners and co-learners in the educational process, rather than as consumers—or worse, as “objects”—is not a new concept but it is certainly gaining currency in the 21st century. With information exploding, teachers can no longer hope to … Continue reading
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Tagged PBL, project, project-based learning, tech support, technology literacy
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Project-ing Tech Literacy
More reaction to the new whitepaper Assessing Technology Literacy: The Case for an Authentic, Project-Based Learning Approach (Read more or download PDF) From Education Week: “A new whitepaper addressing recent calls for technology literacy education argues any such education should … Continue reading
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Tagged authentic, constructivism, edchat, edtech, PBL, project-based, research, student, technology, technology literacy, whitepaper
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New - Technology literacy whitepaper
Today we are happy to announce the release of a new whitepaper written by Jonathan D. Becker, J.D., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Educational Leadership at Virginia Commonwealth University, with Cherise A. Hodge, M.Ed. and Mary W. Sepelyak, M.Ed. Dr. Becker … Continue reading
What does project-based learning look like?
“Even as I write this, I am amazed at how much kids did in just 20 minutes. I can’t wait to see where they go next and what they do when I introduce ideas such as storyboarding, clay animation, etc. … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, educational technology, elementary, Frames, PBL, project-based, software, stop-motion, student
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