October 27, 2007 – 6:17 am
This post has been sitting in draft form for a couple weeks, and in that time I think I can condense my thoughts about David’s keynote into this brief list:
1. A True Southerner: I’m a USA Southerner (from Chattanooga, Tennessee), and recognized a fellow traveller in Dave. Yes, he likes to tell a story, […]
By Clay Burell
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Tagged education, k12 online, professional development, school reform, teaching, web2.0
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October 27, 2007 – 5:30 am
My 20 Korean won regarding the K-12 Online Conference presentations I’ve watched or listened to so far.
General Impressions:
1. The Need for Classification of Presentations into a “Beginners - Advanced” Continuum
That heading pretty much says it all. K12O has a wildly diverse audience, and apparently an equally diverse group of presenters. Some of the […]
October 23, 2007 – 12:51 am
I’m still working out the ideas I got from watching Dean Shareski’s “Design Matters” K12 Online Conference presentation. I just applied the idea of quality design principles to an evaluative rubric called, “Why Do We Subscribe to Bloggers’ Blogs? Quality, Quality, Quality - 21st Century Style: A Guide for Secondary and University […]
By Clay Burell
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Also posted in blogging, creativity, language arts, writing
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Tagged blogging, collaboration, connectivism, curriculum, education, rubric, wiki, writing
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