Tag: evolution
The Past, Present, And Future Of MOOCs
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Here's a fresh take on the hot topic of MOOCs. It's a look at the past, present, and potential future of MOOCs.
What 21st Century Learning Means To Me
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21st century learning to me means that students are connected to other learners and resources throughout the world preparing them to become problem solvers and communicators.
The Importance Of The Evolution Of Education
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Over the past century, the modes of both imparting and receiving education have undergone a paradigm shift. The evolution of education has become more important than ever.
Will School Printers Soon Be A Thing Of The Past?
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Students, teachers, and administrators are some of the biggest users of school printers I know of. As someone who tries to avoid printers at all costs, it's painfully obvious when I have to use one.
What To Know About California’s New Online Education Program
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From the timeline of the destruction of higher ed to Udacity news, here's the important bits of the California's new online education program.
The Evolution Of Google Search Over The Past 5 Years
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Do you know the date that Google Image Search started? These and other remarkable inventions are all part of the evolution of Google search.
A Quick Look At The History Of Education Technology
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Education and technology have come a long way over the past generation. This infographic sheds some light on the history of education technology.
From Smoke Signals to Tweets: How The Evolution Of Communication Is Changing Your Classroom
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From quill and ink, to slate and chalk, to pencil and paper, to typewriter, to computer, to iPad.... each evolution of technology has allowed students to make their thinking visual, articulate their ideas, demonstrate their understanding of concepts and skills, collaborate with their peers, and communicate in complex and modern ways.
Seth Godin Asks The Big Question: What Is School For?
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What is school for? We're not going to make anything happen unless we all agree. We need to understand what school has been and where it's going to answer the big question of what school is for.
Why Teachers Should Seek Feedback (Whether They Want To Or Not)
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I have evolved as a educator since my beginnings as a teacher back in 2001. I have evolved as a leader since my beginnings as an AP six years ago. I have evolved even more since becoming a principal 4 years ago. With time, and with feedback, change should happen as long as said feedback is used. However, one must be willing to change in order for change to occur.
10 Things Students Won’t Need To Know When They Graduate
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Most of the students that we work with are between seven and twelve years from walking across the stage to receive their diploma from high school.
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The History Of Learning Tools [Infographic]
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You're going to want to print out this infographic and, at the very least, share it with your fellow teachers and even students. It's all about the history of education technology and could be used to educate just about anyone on how far we've come in a short period of time.
It’s Official: Even Kids Know We Need To Fix Education
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The automotive industry has evolved. The tech industry has evolved. Heck, the oil industry has evolved (and they're essentially selling fossils!). So why hasn't education evolved?
3 Ways Apple Could Revolutionize Education
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If you could have Apple do 1-3 things to change the education system, what would it be?
