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William Brennan, Ed.D.'s Blog – June 2012 Archive (3)
The Power of the Lurker by Steven Anderson
The Power of the Lurker by Steven Anderson
June 12, 2012
http://blog.web20classroom.org/
Any one who knows me or reads my blog and Tweets knows I am a big advocate of social learning. The idea that we don't have to be the smartest or be an expert in everything should be a big relief in the classroom. When I started teaching I did everything I could to make sure I knew more than my…
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Seeking Systemic Change: Higher Education in a Digital, Networked Age by Mary Grush
I had the fortunate opportunity to stumble on George's work in 2007 and continue to follow George through many online communities. You can read more about George's work on Connectivism: A Learning Theory for the Digital Age at http://www.elearnspace.org/Articles/connectivism.htm I found this Q & A with Mary Grush from…
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Too Much Technology? By Dave Meister on ConnectedPrincipals.com
Too Much Technology? By Dave Meister on ConnectedPrincipals.com
By Dave Meister on June 27, 2012
ConnectedPrincipals.com
What is it that makes a public school valuable? Is it the information it provides? Is it the opportunities that are available there? Going forward in these times of inter-connectivity, where the physical school building and the learning…
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