Clicker slides from my presentation at League for Innovation in Community Colleges - Conference on Information Technology (CIT) - October 2009 in Detroit, Michigan
40. About Those Digital Net-Gens
• Are students of today technologically
competent, or just confident?
• Having no fear is not the same as
having knowledge or skill.
55. Pull out your cell phones.
Send short text message to 99503
Poll Everywhere
56. Which is closer to your position on
students having cell phones in schools?
• Ban them! They are a complete distraction
and detract from learning.
• Use them! They are powerful devices that
can be used for learning.
Choices:
74. I Don’t Have the Time
• Since when is it okay for a teacher to stop
learning?
• Are you sure that all the things you do now
are more valuable than learning new things?
• What if the new things make you better, or
more efficient, or more effective?
75.
76.
77. Faculty are embracing the concept of
shareable learning objects.
Reality
M
yth
79%
21%
1.Reality
2.Myth
78.
79. Learning Objects?
• Define SCORM.
• What is a SCO?
• Name 3 different ways that an LOR
can be used effectively.
• Huh? What’s an LOR?
Creativity, in education, is as important as literacy, and should be treated with the same status. (SKR)
If you’re not prepared to be wrong, you’ll never come up with anything original.
By the time children become adults, they have become frightened of being wrong.
In our education systems, mistakes are the worst things you can make.
We are educating people out of their creative capacities.
Picasso once said that all children are born artists. The problem is to remain an artist as we grow up.
We don’t grow into creativity, we grow out of it, or rather, we are educated out of it.