My Weekly Diigo Bookmarks (February 5, 2017)

• The Future of Education is Now
  Great article by Cathy N. Davidson - Highlights Marshall McLuhan's quote from 1967, which is still relevant today - "Today’s child is bewildered when he enters the 19th century environment that still characterizes the educational establishment where information is scarce but ordered and structured by fragmented, classified patterns, subjects, schedules."
  tags: edreform education future
• Excellence through Social-Emotional Learning in Massachusetts - exSEL
  tags: SEL socialemotionallist
• The Fourth Industrial Revolution: what it means and how to respond | World Economic Forum
  What are we doing about this in school? from World Economic Forum - "We stand on the brink of a technological revolution that will fundamentally alter the way we live, work, and relate to one another. In its scale, scope, and complexity, the transformation will be unlike anything humankind has experienced before."
  tags: innovation change relevantskills skills
• Ed-Tech Pilot Framework - A process to help run successful ed-tech pilots
  From Digital Promise - The Ed-Tech Pilot Framework provides a step-by-step process to help education leaders and technology developers run successful educational technology (ed-tech) pilots.
  tags: framework edtech
• Identity Theft and How to Prevent It - A New Common Craft Video
  From Richard Byrne - How to identify online scams should be a part of any lessons about responsible Internet use. This video would also be useful in consumer education courses.
  tags: identitytheft digitalcitizenship
• Dreamdo Schools - The World's Leading Project Based Learning Platform
  tags: pbl projectbasedlearning projectbased
• How Ed-Tech Companies Use Research to Make Better Products
  From Digital Promise
  tags: companies research products
• Patrick Larkin on Twitter: "How will schools address The New Grand Challenge? via @erikbryn #LearnLaunch17 https://t.co/sFVxLrRwlj"
  Love the part about 'business as usual won't solve the problem' . . . adapt or perish. https://t.co/IW8Sp5LdI5
• Try Breaking Your Media Filter
  Try Breaking Your Media Filter Bubble — a brilliant must read post by @ritholtz https://t.co/atXGEggdGl https://t.co/VaJpzmzY9O
• What's Possible with Personalized Learning? An Overview of Personalized Learning for Schools, Families & Communities - iNACOL
  From iNACOL - This paper is designed to inform schools, families and communities about the potential of personalized learning. This report describes why personalized learning matters and shows what personalized learning looks like in schools for teachers and for students.
  tags: personalizedlearning
• Sean Spicer Has No Answers On Frederick Douglass - YouTube
  Man. Someone asked Sean Spicer what Trump meant on Frederick Douglass. The answer: https://t.co/ra2Wtx1h1R
• Tell Your Story!.pdf - Google Drive
  Yes! A critical lesson I learned from @NikkiDRobertson and @patrickmlarkin https://t.co/e00Pb2S4q1 #tellyourstory https://t.co/rZskXBelRn
  tags: tellyourstory
• An Open Letter to My Dad, who Makes Me Want to Quit Sports - Changing the Game Project
  tags: sports parents perspective
• Reframing the Debate About Screen Time
  Good piece in Edutopia from Beth Holland - "Instead of obsessing over the quantity of screen time, we should focus on improving the quality of it."
  tags: digcit digitalcitizenship
• Cornelius Minor on Twitter: "Mr. Minor: Teacher since 2000 (972+ Kids) Mentor to 43 Teachers Author, 2 books Immigrant, American since 2015. #NoBan #IAmAnImmigrant https://t.co/BXszgncVuX"
  Mr. Minor: Teacher since 2000 (972+ Kids) Mentor to 43 Teachers Author, 2 books Immigrant, American since 2015.… https://t.co/RHsQ7hYjJz
• The Best Videos For Learning About Civil Disobedience
  tags: civildisopedience

Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.