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Sorry for the competition! - dfw
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It has worked well for me. I have to say that I have rarely used this with my audience that I didn't learn something new. - dfw
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I love keynote. It gives you so many ways of communicating with motion. The only problem is restraining yourself. - dfw
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I think it's a huge distinction that treads through all levels of teaching and learning. What is the place of the textbook in and information abundant environment. - dfw
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And I don't know the answer. The question is probably a who lot bigger. - dfw
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I think that what it means is that we give our students more responsibility in their own learning. In fact, I think that literacy has more to do with learning than newspapers. We need to talk about "learning-literacy." With an information abundant environment, rather than asking students to all read the same article and report on it, we ask them to find an article on the topic, report on it, and defend it. - dfw
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What's especially important here is that whether it worked or didn't work, you're learning something new. I've wondered if there was a way to say, all assessments should teach something, right or wrong. - dfw
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That's debatable. But all of the others are possible because of "responsiveness." - dfw
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I guess that part of my point is that if the learning experience is responsive, provokes conversation, inspires personal investment, and guided by safely-made mistakes, that more of them will be willing (and eager) to do the work. Thing is, that much of what is involved in playing video games is work. - dfw
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Had you wondering, didn't I ;-) - dfw
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27 Apr 2012 - 14:50:38 Thanks for the conversation. - dfw
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The future home of the TLI Tech Expo 2012 The transcript, along with my comments will be published here. |
Steven Klurfeld