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Rescooped by Ivon Prefontaine from Rethinking the Way We Educate Our Children onto Educational Leadership and Technology |
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
Looks useful and can be integrated into more traditional learning. 
Susan Daniels's curator insight,
May 15, 8:22 AM
"Stategy-Tactics" with the use of "Tools". This graphic shows the overlapping nature of information tools available online.
1. Multi-Media Learning Platform 2. Digital Tools for Finding Information 3. Digital Tools for Understanding Information 4. Digital Tools for Using Information 5. Digital Tools to Support Writing
Assignment: What specific tools do you use for each of these Tactics?
What can we add to these circles? Add your answers to the comment section.
I visited this blog to dig a little deeper and find that they have updated their model with pop-up explanations of how teachers of the 21st Century may apply this to their students either in a classroom setting or virtually across the world.
http://d97cooltools.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/digital-differentiation-get-wired.html
It's well worth the visit, my friends, to see the miracle of the internet and it's effect on the modern "classroom."
Warmly, Susan Daniels
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight,
May 15, 9:26 AM
In the wrong hands, this is just layering over what already is not working. We need something different, full of risk, and creative. Delete the scoop?
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36 Things Every 21st Century Teacher Should Be Able To Do Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) , Jane Sowter-Maranion
Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
These are the 36 digital things that a 21st Century Teacher Should Be Able To Do. I do not have a problem with that, but they exclude the relational things we need to do and we should not. 
Linda Buckmaster's comment,
March 7, 4:34 AM
I ran TeachMeet style CPD last year (in my own time) explaining and showing how to incorporate into the classroom or PLN; much of which was not taken on board. I covered and could do all 36!
Elizabeth Hutchinson's comment,
March 7, 5:51 AM
Well done Linda. Sorry the question sounded like an attack...it was ment to be a general question for everyone :) How frustrating that all your hard work fell on deaf ears. You can only keep trying.
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Ivon Prefontaine's insight:
In the wrong hands, this is just layering over what already is not working. We need something different, full of risk, and creative.
Susan Daniels's curator insight,
May 15, 8:22 AM
"Stategy-Tactics" with the use of "Tools". This graphic shows the overlapping nature of information tools available online.
1. Multi-Media Learning Platform 2. Digital Tools for Finding Information 3. Digital Tools for Understanding Information 4. Digital Tools for Using Information 5. Digital Tools to Support Writing
Assignment: What specific tools do you use for each of these Tactics?
What can we add to these circles? Add your answers to the comment section.
I visited this blog to dig a little deeper and find that they have updated their model with pop-up explanations of how teachers of the 21st Century may apply this to their students either in a classroom setting or virtually across the world.
http://d97cooltools.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/digital-differentiation-get-wired.html
It's well worth the visit, my friends, to see the miracle of the internet and it's effect on the modern "classroom."
Warmly, Susan Daniels
Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight,
May 16, 9:00 PM
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