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Latest post: OER Needs To Be On Your Radar https://t.co/TnomjOEwzx #Learnlaunch2016
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One of the keys to helping us make the move to OER is ensuring that our teachers have an understanding of this.
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From Lisa Nielsen - "I recently shared my #EdCampNYC discussion on the "The Anatomy of a Killer Tweet." We came up with the five elements that make a Tweet killer. At the session, participants were challenged to write their own killer Tweet, but how would they know if they really nailed it? The answer: Twitter analytics. This is a free tool helps anyone who has had an account for at least 14 days receive details on tweets' engagement, clicks, retweets, favorites, replies, and more. "
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Kindergartners With Traumatic Life Experiences Struggle More in School https://t.co/fxS0uCiDd8 #hs4 #abed #kinderchat
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A Book Sprint is a collaborative process where a book is produced from the ground up in just five days. But even more important, this collaborative process captures the knowledge of a group of subject-matter experts in a manner that would be nearly impossible using traditional methods. The result at the end of the Book Sprint is a high-quality finished book in digital and print-ready formats, ready for distribution.
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a collection of freely available materials that we think are useful for First-Year Composition courses
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As a doctor, couldn't agree more @patrickmlarkin https://t.co/HQXNujZ47s
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TWO of our most vital industries, health care and education, have become increasingly subjected to metrics and measurements. Of course, we need to hold professionals accountable. But the focus on numbers has gone too far. We’re hitting the targets, but missing the point.
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Instead, I use it to review those basic Algebra 1 skills that many students have either forgotten or did not master during their Algebra 1 year. I give these basic practice sets well in advance of the corresponding Algebra 2 topic that I will be covering in order to get them prepared. I assign one “Problem Set” of about 10 problems a week. I also give a variety of problem types in the problem sets. Students are able to rework each problem until they get it correct, meaning that they are able to receive full credit on their problem set each week with just effort.
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Great perspective from Cathy Davidson
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Must Read - "We put private good before cooperation. We will never know exactly what we’ve lost as a result. It’s impossible to quantify fully the inventions not made, discoveries not revealed, and creativity restrained."
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From Edutopia - "As we navigate a political landscape that is too often hostile toward immigrants, it's a good time to remember that the vast majority of us are here as American immigrants."
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From Tara Parker-Pope in the New YorkTmes - "A strategy called “design thinking” has helped numerous entrepreneurs and engineers develop successful new products and businesses. But can design thinking help you create healthful habits?"
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Said nobody else https://t.co/98ZDkUHspq
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#OER needs to be on your radar! Nice post by @patrickmlarkin https://t.co/MzDKZWY3yk #GoOpen
Sunday, January 24, 2016
My Weekly Diigo Bookmarks (January 24, 2016)
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