March 13, 2007 08:58PM
In creating a wiki for my vision of School 2.0 within a school, I have found that there is quite a bit of research out there supporting 1:1 computing, constructivist teaching practice, and engaging technology usage in the classroom. What is even more amazing is that I didn’t know that this research existed because it has been so universally ignored by much of the proponents of this kind of reform. We must have this kind of research on the tips of our tongues, and we must be ready to spout off both the anecdotal evidence and the numbers to anyone who wants to know more about where education is going. We must also create our own research from our own classrooms. This podcast describes three different ways of achieving this goal: 1. A malleable research model that can assess new types of technology as it becomes available. 2. Survey and reflection of what is working in our classrooms. 3. Comparisons of certifications of mastery. Show notes:
- 00:00:00: CSAP and the Academy of Discovery
The Academy of Discovery - 00:02:25: The Research
Rockman Et Al - 00:05:53: Is technology realization too new?
Google Documents Research… - 00:07:44: Informal Research
Paul Allison’s Gcast - 00:10:52: Proficiency and Mastery
Geek!Ed! - 00:13:59: Wrap-Up
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