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Chapter 1 - Questions for Extended Thought and Discussion
Questions for Extended Thought and Discussion 1. If you believe that all students should be Web literate, what is the best strategy for your school or district to prepare students with this skill?…
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Started by Brian Mull Sep. 12, 2009.
Chapter 2 - Questions for Extended Thought and Discussion
Questions for Extended Thought and Discussion 1. What is your favorite search engine and why? 2. Can you imagine how to use the sale of keywords into a lesson? 3. Do you believe the Internet will…
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Started by Brian Mull Sep. 12, 2009.
Chapter 3 - Questions for Extended Thought and Discussion
Questions for Extended Thought and Discussion 1. How can bogus Web sites be useful in preparing students to engage with the Internet? 2. What are the comparisons between the grammar and syntax of p…
Tagged: webliteracyforeducators, books
Started by Brian Mull Sep. 12, 2009.
Chapter 4 - Questions for Extended Thought and Discussion
Questions for Extended Thought and Discussion 1. Run a search on the links coming into your school site. Are there any patterns in those links? 2. Did you find student sites, real estate sites, uni…
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Started by Brian Mull Sep. 12, 2009.
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Comment by Brian Mull on October 19, 2009 at 10:33am - Well, we recently moved it here, as nobody was really replying to it in its past location. Maybe your thoughts will spark ideas. We'll see.
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Comment by Judy Pichon on October 18, 2009 at 10:32pm - I ordered the book. I'll be able to post in a few days. Why hasn't anyone replied to this post, Brian.
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An Interview with Richard Halkett – Part 3 of 6
In the third part of Alan’s conversation with Richard Halkett, Alan and Richard discuss the demand for Global Skills based on data from the past twenty years. Richard is the Director of Strategy, Research and Global Education for Cisco Systems. In the podcast, Richard discusses the power of informal learning and how schools need to [...]Is Your Class on Facebook? Should It Be?
At BLC10, we had the opportunity to have Erin and Devin Schoening, from Council Bluff, Iowa, present a session on how Facebook can be utilized in class with first grade students. You heard it right – first grade. The two explained how Erin’s class uses Facebook every day to connect with the families of her [...]An Interview with Richard Halkett – Part 2 of 6
In part two of this series, Alan November and Richard Halkett discuss the demand for Global Skills based on data from the past twenty years. Richard is the Director of Strategy, Research and Global Education for Cisco Systems. In the podcast, Richard examines the polarization of jobs for our students into routine and non-routine work. [...]Student Scribes with Darren Kuropatwa – Part 3 of 3
In this final segment of Alan’s conversation with Darren Kuropatwa, the discussion shifts to classwork and homework assignments. Specifically, the two emphasize the need for change in the types of assignments teachers give to best make use of the content to which students now have access. Darren has been a presenter at our Building Learning [...]Student Scribes with Darren Kuropatwa – Part 2 of 3
In our previous episode with Darren Kuropatwa, Alan and darren discussed what impact having students publish to a global audience has had on them and on his classroom. In this episode, they continue by talking about how this publication has also led to a shift of control that fundamentally changes teaching and learning. Alan and [...]Badge
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