Télé-Québec : Claire Lamarche s'intéressera au système d'éducation. Claire Lamarche arpentera les couloirs des établissements scolaires du Québec dans Écoles à l'examen, une série en 12 épisodes que diffusera Télé-Québec l'automne prochain. À travers des portraits et des rencontres, l'animatrice tentera de brosser un tableau positif de notre système d'éducation en nous présentant des lieux où on aborde l'enseignement en fonction des besoins particuliers des élèves.
The 21st century classroom. Doesn't just focus on "what" kids learn, it focuses more on "how" kids learn best...
Knows the difference between something that is hard, and something that is rigorous... Makes learning both relevant and meaningful... Recognizes we're preparing our students for a world that doesn't yet exist using technology that hasn't yet been invented to solve problems we haven't even thought of... Embraces the notion that education should be done "with" our students, rather than "to" our students... Provides opportunities for students to explore, discover, create & experience failure... Accepts that the world is a playground for learners, and learning can no longer be contained to the four walls of a classroom... Making Organizational Learning Stick: How to Set Your Knowledge Goals and Blend Technology and People Processes to Reach Them. Henry Ford once observed, “Anyone who keeps learning stays young.”
This is as true for organizations as it is for people. Since we began researching and writing about the challenges nonprofits face to make the most of organizational learning, we have heard from hundreds of social sector leaders on why and how they are circulating knowledge to rejuvenate their organizations and their fields. In a series of focus groups with nonprofit practitioners1 and foundations, we found that participants were zeroing in on two questions: What knowledge is useful to capture? À quoi ressemblera l’école de demain? Voilà une question à laquelle chacun peut répondre de façon un peu différente selon son expérience.
Tom Vander Ark, ancien directeur d’école publique aux Etats-Unis et président de l’International Association for K-12 Online Learning, en a sa propre idée… La lecture de cet article de Tom Vander Ark a été proposée sur Twitter dernièrement par @ProfNoel et @NancyBrousseau, notamment. Il y relate les réflexions soulevées suite à sa participation à l’Innovative Schools Leadership Workshop de Microsoft, qui s’est tenu à Londres à la fin janvier. Pour lire l’article directement dans sa version originale (en anglais), cliquez ici. En voici un bref résumé. Tout d’abord, il cite trois changements fondamentaux des environnements d’apprentissage modernes, tels qu’identifiés par Bruce Dixon, architecte de programmes technologiques éducatifs de type 1:1 en Australie :
Inflation de logiciels de création de cours, de supports d’enseignement… Produire des supports d’enseignement, ou au moins des supports d’information et de communication à des fins éducatives s’inscrit dans une logique plus large de production assistée par ordinateur.
6 Emerging Technologies In Education. 5 Reasons We Use Social Media 8.48K Views 0 Likes There are many reasons we use social media. From the basic to the more advanced, the tool is simply ubiqutious and addictive. This infographic sheds some light for us all. 5 Things To Know About SXSWedu 5.65K Views 0 Likes The real story for anyone reading this is SXSWedu, the education-oriented version of the conference that's turning into a force of nature. This Week in the Future: Preparing for the Future of Education. I hope we can all agree that throwing technology at children will not make them smarter.
Let’s start there, because we are throwing a lot of technology at kids these days. Computers have made their way into many classrooms. Shockingly (and sadly), not all classrooms and educators, schools and parents stay up to date. What Schools Will Look Like In The Year 2020. The Current State Of Technology In K-12 7.46K Views 0 Likes What is the next device most students will soon purchase? How many schools have a digital strategy?
Find out in the current state of technology in K-12. How Online Education Has Changed In 10 Years 11.37K Views 0 Likes We all know that education, specifically online education, has come a long way in the last few years. GT Briefing December 2012: 10 Key Trends to Watch in 2013. December 2012: Why care about Global Trends? Think about Kodak. They invented the digital camera, but side-lined it to focus on their core consumable film business – only to realize too late that their competitors were not who they thought they were and that consumer behavior had shifted. Take Hurricane Sandy, a deadly reminder of the world’s shifting climate patterns, following droughts across the globe – emphasizing the need for new ways to manage the world’s resources and environment.
Or take the growing levels of social unrest over rising inequality, austerity, jobs, political ineptitude, institutional failure and more. Envisioning-the-future-of-education.png (PNG Image, 1600x2263 pixels) - Scaled (28%)