Learning is Change

What do you think about this statement by Stephen Downes? Is it true, and if so what does that mean for us as teachers and leaders?

Originally shared by John Graves

This Twitter pic

https://twitter.com/Todd_Conaway/status/408284892867215360

is slide 95 in 

De-Icing the MOOC Research Conference

http://bavatuesdays.com/de-icing-the-mooc-research-conference/

I have always loved language. Always.

What we do with it is up to us.

Please fill out the document with your info and your hangout role in the “official website” below!

This event was organized with the help of +Tracey Kracht of Liberty Public Schools (KS) in order to connect Blended Learning coaches across time zones. If you are a blended learning coach (or would like to be one some day), please join on the hangout or as a viewer.

Either way, come with questions and ideas about Blended Learning and Professional Learning supports for teachers.

Please fill out the document with your info and your hangout role in the “official website” below!

This event was organized with the help of +Tracey Kracht of Liberty Public Schools (KS) in order to connect Blended Learning coaches across time zones. If you are a blended learning coach (or would like to be one some day), please join on the hangout or as a viewer.

Either way, come with questions and ideas about Blended Learning and Professional Learning supports for teachers.

This is a circle of all of the dpsk12.net accounts that have currently upgraded to Google+. Use this circle wisely!

I’m a huge fan of what is going on in this community right now. The conversation and resource sharing is really going beyond the toolkit itself.

What is your biggest question about implementing common core?

I could not agree with this video more.

I would love to know what we can do as a Fellowship to encourage more women as content creators, connectors, and supporters of STEM and learning in general.

What do you all think?