Monthly Archive: February 2012

Feb 28

Little steps make a difference

Are you starting to notice different things in your classroom? Before I answer this question I’d like to reflect on some of the changes I see in my life. First of all, I feel like I am on the ball, so to speak. At school we are moving toward 1:1 in the MS and HS. Even …

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Feb 21

RSS feeds

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Funny but true. First I was confused about RSS feeds, then as I got more information about it, I got less confused, but when the information got too much… I was once again confused. This week I have set up and tried different several ways to read, sync, upload, etc. different RSS feeds and Tweets. I went …

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Feb 16

Changing thoughts

I’m personally not convinced that we’re moving away from a constructivist approach to learning but that our online experience is yet another factor in our acquisition of knowledge and experience. This is often argued by parents and ‘old-school’ educators (who are challenged by change). The article Connectivism (A Learning Theory for the Digital Age) talks about significant trends …

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