This is not your Father\'s Education
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This is not your Father\'s Education
- 1. This is not your Father’s EDUCATION Dean Shareski CIPS Conference May 2008 Thank you for the opportunity to speak Dificulty with creating this presentation Goals: Describe some trends Make some connections Raise some questions
- 2. Trends
- 3. Connections
- 4. Questions
- 5. Who am I? My Name is Dean Shareski Digital Learning Consultant Prairie South School Division Travel throughout our division Hold M.Ed Golf Teach at the University of Regina Family
- 6. Who am I? My Name is Dean Shareski Digital Learning Consultant Prairie South School Division Travel throughout our division Hold M.Ed Golf Teach at the University of Regina Family
- 7. Who am I? My Name is Dean Shareski Digital Learning Consultant Prairie South School Division Travel throughout our division Hold M.Ed Golf Teach at the University of Regina Family
- 8. Who am I? My Name is Dean Shareski Digital Learning Consultant Prairie South School Division Travel throughout our division Hold M.Ed Golf Teach at the University of Regina Family
- 9. Who am I? My Name is Dean Shareski Digital Learning Consultant Prairie South School Division Travel throughout our division Hold M.Ed Golf Teach at the University of Regina Family
- 10. Who am I? My Name is Dean Shareski Digital Learning Consultant Prairie South School Division Travel throughout our division Hold M.Ed Golf Teach at the University of Regina Family
- 11. Who am I? My Name is Dean Shareski Digital Learning Consultant Prairie South School Division Travel throughout our division Hold M.Ed Golf Teach at the University of Regina Family
- 12. Who am I? My Name is Dean Shareski Digital Learning Consultant Prairie South School Division Travel throughout our division Hold M.Ed Golf Teach at the University of Regina Family
- 13. The New Face of Learning Challenging sometimes to think of technology in this way.
- 14. The New Face of Learning Challenging sometimes to think of technology in this way.
- 15. “Technology must be like Oxygen” Ubiquitous, Necessary and Invisible John Seely Brown
- 16. quot;Communications tools don't get socially interesting until they get technologically boringquot; Clay Shirky This is our goal and I’m sure your goal in many ways. To make it “just work” so really interesting things can occur
- 17. What are they? Examples What does this mean for you? These are 5 trends I’ve identified Lots of overlap Mashup of various schools of thought
- 18. Trend #1 No more Gatekeepers
- 19. This was traditionally seen as valuable. It raises this question
- 20. This was traditionally seen as valuable. It raises this question
- 21. This was traditionally seen as valuable. It raises this question
- 22. What do kids need to know when they graduate?
- 23. The Pool Guy
- 24. Critical and Independent Thinking Matters
- 25. Trend #2 Playing with Social Media
- 28. 2005 Where it began for me
- 29. First blog post
- 30. Steady growth of learning and network building
- 31. Graphical representation of my network
- 32. Students are able to share work with peers/parents
- 33. Students are able to share work with peers/parents
- 38. This is certainly not a traditional idea...neither is this.....
- 39. Bob Langert
- 41. Branding Matters Helping students develop positive online identities What happens if I google you?
- 42. Trend #3 Connected Classrooms
- 43. Challenge of Amalgamation Eliminate Geography
- 44. 250KM 200KM Challenge of Amalgamation Eliminate Geography
- 45. Professional and internally we use Polycom Videoconferencing. My department saves approx. $10,000 per year.
- 46. Student talking to a class in Australia
- 47. High School posts their work online for review but also used by other clasrooms
- 48. Based on Friedman’s book the World is Flat Classrooms originally from Georgia and Malaysia Actually mentioned in the last revision I was able to make a small contribution to their work
- 49. Even from Here Colleague in Northern Manitoba Showing his students that it doesn’t matter where you live
- 52. Trend #4 Leverage Existing Resources
- 53. This is what you might find in many schools
- 54. Craik School usurped their own policy and began using cellphones intentionally.
- 56. Wireless in most buildings and now providing for outside devices
- 57. Etiquette Matters It doesn’t mean there aren’t issues but it means we have to discuss them with our students and with our employees. What is appropriate and what isn’t? Band-aid technology solutions are short term.
- 58. Trend # 5 Social Learning
- 59. When I can get a full high school education online...
- 60. , why come to school?
- 65. Twitter vs. Google Human aggregator. Best one on the market.
- 67. What do you think?
- 69. Dean Shareski • shareski@gmail.com • http://ideasandthoughts.org • http://cips.wikispaces.com