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 I’ve struggled with the term 21st Century skill since many of these skills have been around for a long time. It’s not a discussion I’m passionate about but sometimes I’m struck but the clarity of a skill that is clearly new to this century. Video is indeed a 21st century skill. Take the recent contest for the [...]  If you don’t know about Alan Levine’s 50 Ways to Tell a Story, I can update you on a few other things: Obama is President, and they’ve landed people on the moon. But I’d never seen Alan present and give his perspectives and insights into this impressive piece of work. I invited him to speak to some [...] This is my second pecha kucha attempt. Last spring I used it for this class as a wrap up and felt it was quite successful and insightful. My last class is on December 3rd but I thought I’d better model one for my students. While I tried using the Keynote recording function, I was having trouble [...] “Teachers will not take up attractive-sounding ideas, albeit based on extensive research, if these are presented as general principles which leave entirely to them the task of translating them into everyday practice … what they need is a variety of living examples of implementation, by teachers with whom they can identify and from whom they can [...]  Dan Meyer produced a fantastic 10 episode vodcast over the summer. We discuss his approach, his influences and the challenge of producing high quality, effective video. Show notes: Dan’s 10 videos *My feed in itunes is not functioning. The feed validates but itunes says it’s wrong. Any help would [...] |
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