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Snowy Day
People sometimes ask me what I miss from the days when I worked in K-12. Truth be told, I spend so much time with preservice educators, making school visits, and talking to practitioners that I still feel surrounded by it. … Continue reading
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Hello, Liberty Public Schools!
Liberty Public Schools via kwout This morning, I’m talking with the Liberty Public Schools librarians via Skype about inquiry learning and strategies to right the ship when things go wonky. Want to follow along? Download the slides here (10MB). What … Continue reading
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Great KQED Mindshift Blog Post Quoting Chris Lehmann at EDUCON
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Badging Webinar Today at 3:30pm!
Just a reminder that today is the Michigan Makers’ webinar, hosted by INFOhio. Join us today from 3:30 – 4:30pm Eastern. It’s free, and we’d love to have you! Webinar details are below: Badging for Learning in Libraries Collecting online … Continue reading
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New Connected Learning Report from DML Central
Connected Learning: An Agenda for Research and Design via kwout Released Tuesday by Mizuko Ito and her Digital Media and Learning team and currently burning a hole in my school bag — can’t wait to read it! I love this quote … Continue reading
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Join us next Thursday for a webinar on badging!
Most of us remember earning — or seeing — merit badges like these in our childhood. They helped us show off what we knew and see what others could do. We’re doing more out-of-school learning than ever before, and digital … Continue reading
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So Sayeth Thomas Edison
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New Google Advanced Power Searching Class Begins 1/23
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