7. Are Open Classrooms Public Spaces?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/connectirmeli/8027532130/lightbox/
8. Let’s Consider what Open Classrooms look like:
Open in Africa Open in North America
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cisabroa
d/5737441972/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/judyb
9. What is Open Learning ?
Using Technology
to help everyone Authentic learning
learn from each experiences
other
Using Web 2.0
Using social
Tools to create
media to connect
digital artifacts
A way to
experience Digital
Citizenship and
Digital Identity
18. People build up walls, not to keep others out, but to
see who cares enough to break them down
http://www.flickr.com/photos/linneberg/4467578542/size
s/m/in/photostream/
30. CREATE
Be the change that you want to see…
OER
Open
Learning
Open Open
Instruction Leadership
31. 4 R’s of OER
• Reuse–copy verbatim
• Redistribute–share with others
• Revise–adapt and edit
• Remix–combine with others
• Constant opportunity to meet the needs of the learner
• http://www.slideshare.net/opencontent/why-be-open
35. How to Become an Open Learner:
CONNECT:
1) Become a Connected Educator –Reread the 7
Stages of Connected Learning
2) Encourage your students to become, “Connected
Learners” – Start learning with them
3) Learn about social media – get on twitter and
follow people
4) Read other people’s blogs, start to create your
own
5) Join an Online Community like Classroom 2.0
36. How to Become an Open Learner:
COLLABORATE:
1. Start to link posts and answer the people you follow
on twitter. Create a Storify about your conversation
and share it.
2. Reply to people’s blogs, twitter questions and in
discussion posts in open educational communities
3. Think about your Digital Identity Online – and how
to help and support others
4. Participate in open projects like Flat Classroom or
collaborate with another class on skype or on a
blog/Wiki
37. CREATE
Open Open Open
Courses Projects Interactions
38. Open at ADLC
Open Opportunities at ADLC:
1) Become a Connected Educator
2) Consider the idea that we are all learners. That our role is to support and
guide other learners.
3) Join “Yammer” - It’s a walled garden, or sandbox in which to practice and
learn social media skills.
4) Join twitter - When you start to collaborate with others, please add the
hashtag #adlc
5) Browse through:
ADLC - OER LiveBinder
OpenLearningk12 wiki
6) Contact me about how I can support your “open ideas”