Are you interested in technology and education? Are you interested in how they can, and should, work together, for the benefit of all students? Listen in for a quick discussion of thoughts and ideas in ed tech.
The $35 Raspberry Pi is a great way to get started with physical computing, coding, and learning the basics of computer science.
Seesaw is a powerful, flexible electronic portfolio system for students, with additional features for activities and blogging.
BookCreator.com is a great way for students, and teachers, to create their own books and eBooks.
Teach like you're Isambard Kingdom Brunel, one of the greatest designers and engineers of all time. Know that planning is important, but that imagination is what makes the extraordinary possible.
Teach like you're Coco Chanel, who changed the world of fashion design forever. Strive for beauty and elegance, but understand those things are different for everyone.
Teach like you're Leonardo da Vinci, the quintessential Renaissance Man. Be curious about everything, and never stop questioning how you can make things better.
Teach like you're Banksy, the incognito activist street artist. Read the rulebook, then rip it up and create something that challenges the accepted wisdom.
Design is about providing a pleasant and effective experience for users, whether we're talking about architectural design, software design, or instructional design.
The average shoe size fits very few students. Instruction designed on average meets the needs of very few students.