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29 Jul 2010
Curriculum Leadership Journal ' Embracing screen-based learning in the classroom (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
A strong value base for these programs is needed not only to meet the standards of integrity that parents expect but also to respond to students growing interest in topical questions and to relate to the personal belief systems they are developing. The Australian History K?10 Curriculum notes that in Years 7?10 as students grow into adolescence their interests extend well beyond their own communities. They begin to develop concerns about wider issues ? established conventions, practices and
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28 Jul 2010
Abbott's plan to make NSW public schools suffer ' Daily Telegraph Maralyn Parker Blog (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
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27 Jul 2010
Course: Digital Education Revolution (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
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26 Jul 2010
Welcome : Year 9 History (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
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Socially Learning ' Home (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
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EduDemic » Introducing A New Social Network Just For Educators (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
t's a new educational social network that's free, easy to use like Facebook, and open to educators, education administrators, students, and other like-minded people who have a passion for learning.
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23 Jul 2010
Why do 95% of teachers believe content is king? « (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
Students love to know they are good at things, while they are doing them, as well as at the end.
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http://www.darcynorman.net/2010/07/22/on-private-classblogs-vs-the-wild-wide-open/ (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
I have absolutely no problem with faculty and students wanting to have private "classblogs" ? if it gets them to a place where they're able to use the blogging platform in a way that amplifies the effectiveness of their discourse, even (or especially) if the site isn't public, then it's absolutely worth doing. And I don't see this practice as simply replicating the closed model of the LMS in yet another platform. It's different because faculty and students are largely in control of t[..]
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22 Jul 2010
Breaking the Rules of Learning « Innovation Leadership Network (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
WoW seems to work well because it is a very focused community with its own language. This means that everyone understands most things that are being talked about. In many organizations that we do our network research on, there are many communities of specializations, which results in a fragmentation of the network.
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Government 2.0 - Best Practices Wiki / Australian Govt Social Media Handbook DRAFT (Tony Searl bookmarked this item)
This wiki aims to draw on the knowledge that people creating blogs on behalf of the Australian Government have developed and to provide a starting point for those wishing to proceed. If you wish to contribute, please ensure your content remains focused on that which is specifically related to blogging on behalf of the Australian Government.
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Tony Searl

History teacher and flash trash collector, still enjoying it all, mostly, after 23years of public school learning. Currently excited by DET NSW 1:1 ...
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