Inquiry & Reflection for Better Learning
I’m pleased to share that my presentation for this year’s K12Online Conference is now available. In addition, there is also a supplemental blog and podcast for the presentation. You might want to subscribe to that podcast – plenty of great conversations coming to that feed. I might re-broadcast them here – but then again, I […]
Read More The Lie of CommunityThe Lie of Community – K12Online Teaser – Upload a Document to Scribd
Read More Coming SoonA little while back, Terry Freedman wrote an excellent analysis of the NotK12Online situation. I agree with him on many of his points and concerns, and have had similar discussions with other members of our committee as well as other colleagues. Better yet, he models quite nicely the kind of constructive critique that I wish […]
Read More NotIn this podcast, recorded Friday, I talk a little bit about NotK12Online, the fine folks who will be helping me to put it together, some of my/our initial ideas, and the juicy paradox of the whole endeavour. I’ve got a great committee of folks assembled to do the beginning planning – but we’ll need plenty […]
Read More The Podcast: NotK12Online: A Scaffold We Hope You Won’t Need, But Hope You’ll Help Us Build AnywayOne of the teachers taking our K12Online Conference course writes (in a forum that’s private – so no linktribution): There are so many conference sessions to choose from. Some conferences have catchy titles, but don’t grab me when I click on it. Will you give me a few recommendations? I teach high school social […]
Read More Hey Network, Can You Lend a Hand?I think we had an excellent first session of our K12Online group in St. Vrain. I had to literally turn folks away, as we ran out of space in the classroom – and it’s a pretty tight classroom. (Perhaps I need to run a second session? Why couldn’t I? The content’s there either […]
Read More K12 Online – Post-Session 1I’m pretty excited about tomorrow. Tomorrow, I begin this class: The K120 Online Conference is an online offering of presentations created by educators and centered around new applications and new technologies. It’s a way to address both teachers’ needs as well as the opportunity to connect to an online network of professionals that […]
Read More K12Online. Slow & Reflective.K12Online 2007 begins tomorrow (or today, depending on your time zone) – and really doesn’t end. Since the content is perma-hosted, it’s always available as a learning tool. It’s good like that. Looking forward to the learning. I hope you’ll be there.
Read More Get ReadyThe following announcement comes via Darren. If you read this blog, chances are you’ve something to offer the conference, and I strongly encourage you to submit a proposal. At the very least, prepare to spend some time with the conference — it’s a great opportunity. One of the best things about […]
Read More Announcing K12 Online Conference 2007Night is about to fall on the end of the first K12 Online Conference — and they’re going out in style, with a 24-hour webcast, broken up into one or two hour sessions hosted by folks all over the world. Things get underway at 12:00 GMT, which is 5:00PM Mountain Time. Head on […]
Read More Night Soon Falls