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ASCD SmartBrief Survey: Teachers and Digital Badges
Results from a simple one-click survey via the ASCD SmartBrief site on teacher understandings of digital badging (sample size unknown): ASCD SmartBrief via kwout Best herbal pill can be described as a perfect blend of levitra cialis viagra herbal ingredients … Continue reading
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Video from Corporate America: Cotton Makers
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Quotable: Anne Carroll Moore on Libraries
The invincible children’s librarian and innovator Anne Carroll Moore on libraries, as quoted in the back matter of the picture book biography Miss Moore Thought Otherwise:
Join Us for the JSB Symposium and Invited Guest Cory Doctorow – Thurs., 11/20
Have some time this Thursday, November 20? Join us for UMSI’s signature event, the John Seely Brown (JSB) Symposium, featuring author, BoingBoinger, and activist Cory Doctorow. 11am – public lecture You need to consume this herbal pill daily two times … Continue reading
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Provocations
Cross-posted to the MakerBridge blog The kids in our elementary after-school makerspace have a huge affinity for physical making. Give them the choice between having a glider competition in the hallway or a screen-based creation activity and they’ll pick the … Continue reading
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Favorite Quote from SLJ Summit
Jole Seroff and Tasha Bergson-Michelson gave a talk on research strategies that was a breath of fresh air. They used as their premise the idea of tacit knowledge: how we go about early stages of research ourselves and how we … Continue reading
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Hello, Connecticut Educators!
Hello, Connecticut Educators at the joint CECA-CASL conference at Mohegan Bay Resort! I’m doing a solo session on makerspaces, for which you can find the handout of makerspaces activities (with new additions!) here and the slides here. Kamagra tablets order cialis … Continue reading
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Oakland Schools K-5 Research Webinar
**Update 10/17: You can now view the archived webinar here.** Howdy! We just wrapped up tonight’s webinar for Oakland Schools: Small Bites: Research in the K-5 Classroom. Once the daughter learns how to clothe herself in a fi reproof apron, … Continue reading
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“Yes, We Can. But Should We?” on Making {Hmmm}
“Yes, We Can. But Should We? : The Unintended Consequences of the Maker Movement” gave me that kinda-love-it-kinda-don’t feeling. On one hand, it makes some important points about corporatization, materialism, the environment, and 3D printing. And on the other, it perseverates … Continue reading
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