Mike Smith's OER List
List of open educational resources from someone who knows where to look.
More Testing in High School
More testing in high school, but state plans don't embrace personal digital learning.
Digital IQ may help plug the Ingenuity Gap
Can web-smart agencies and organizations solve our big problems?
Video Games Boost Brain Power, Multitasking Skills
Our regular readers know that we are interested in education games to build persistence and achievement. Michelle Trudeau of NPR brings a realization to the the world of gaming and how it affects every part of our lives. Below are excerpts from Video Games Boost Brain Power, Multitasking Skills:…
Rethinking Time in Online Learning
In online learning, we often tout how one of its best attributes is flexibility. We talk about how online learning will allow students to learn at their own pace, and how we will meet them where they are. A case of this was talked about recently on CNN, an echo…
21 Things That Will Become Obsolete in Education by 2020
Shelly Blake-Plock of Teach Paperless provides us with 21 Things That Will Become Obsolete in Education by 2020.
Strive for College
Most students strive for college but don't get much tailored advice about their post secondary decision; Michael Carter is trying to change that.
APIP: the most important story you missed this week
You probably missed this Gewertz goodie yesterday, but the fact that there is now a set of testing standards could prove to be very important. Â With an eventually weakened ESEA, the Core and related assessments will frame the next decade of US edu. — A new development…
Placement Exams: The Hidden Gateway
Placement exams are the hidden gateway in American education. A new partnership may yield a more transparent and aligned system of high school exit and college eligibility.
The Open Social World to Come
Most learning five years from now will be open and social. Here's a list of 10 shifts from closed and antisocial to open and social.
