digital learning
In the CUE
Last week, Tom attended the CUE edtech conference in Palm Springs, CA. The conference focused on the expanding shift to cloud computing as well as the development of customizable students desktops options. Also in attendance was the ever present smartboard technology along with the notion of mobile student technology and online assessment. This conference clearly demonstrates the progression of digital learning and its implications.
Adam Hall, President of SkillsTutor
edReformer discusses the launch of SkillsTutor Mobile with SkillsTutor President Adam Hall.
Next Gen Learning Platforms
There needs to be a shift from the idea of 'common curriculum' to a next generation platform that allows for multiple pathways and customized playlists for students.
Bonk: The World is Open
Bonk's The World is Open is the most complete review of learning technology and trends.
Google Building Digital Learning Apps
Google, Apple, News Corp. and education entrepreneurs are making 2011 the year of digital learning. Which policy makers will lead the way as well?
Can Teachers Run Schools?
Edvisions pilots innovations in school governance, pedagogy, staffing, teacher evaluation, and student progress
Digital Learning Will Change Knowledge Creation
Scholarly publishers are in a new soup of knowledge creation, much of it outside academe. Read conclusions from Alix Vance, Scholarly Kitchen.
10 Blended High School Models
Blended high schools incorporate multiple modes of learning to prepare students for college and careers. Here's 10 models.
Blend don’t Cram
Cramming computers in to existing 50 minute periods won't help much; we need to rethink and redesign school to make bigger connections for kids.
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.