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Category Archives: changes in education


Transforming education with technology

An article on eSCHOOL NEWS titled NECC highlights tech’s ‘transformative’ power reports on the 2008 National Educational Computing Conference (NECC) in San Antonio. Transformation and collaboration were the central ideas.
ISTE President Trina J. Davis opened the conference by challenging attendees to really transform education through the use of technology, not just layer technology onto traditional […]

Creating the 21st-Century Classroom

Once again I’ve borrowed the title of this blog from elsewhere, this time from a news item from eSchoolNews who have put together some stories about how some schools are transforming the use of technology in classrooms.
Preparing today’s youth to succeed in the digital economy requires a new kind of teaching and learning. Skills […]

Teachers on a learning curve

This title comes from an article in the Australian last weekend. Technology is changing the way we learn, the way our students learn, and it must have that effect too on the way we teach. It is interesting to read what the first teacher interviewed for this article says:

an initial steep learning curve is followed […]

Australia 2020 Schools & Youth Summits

Schools Summit
The Deputy Prime Minister, the Hon Julia Gillard MP, has announced that Australian school children will have a voice at the Australia 2020 Summit.
All Australian primary and secondary schools will be invited to host their own Schools Summits in the lead up to the Australia 2020 Summit in April. Schools are invited […]

How things are changing

You probably all seen this video
Education Today and Tomorrow
But have you seen these from Michael Wesch?

A Vision of Students Today (Students 2.0)

Information R/evolution

The Machine is Us/ing Us

Many thanks to Elliot Masie for pointing to Students 2.0