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"One of the important contributions of the digital revolution that marked the first two decades in this millennium is that it liberated the means of knowledge production and distribution from traditional gatekeepers and instigated an era of ‘mass knowledge’..."
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..."As I now reflect upon her and my learning experiences fondly, I had only one criticism – I did the same type of work day in and day out. Although repetition is a tried and true method for learning, performing the same academic exercises over and over again really left a great deal to be desired. I wanted to express myself in new and different ways. After all, variety is the spice of life ..."
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"Colleges and universities are facing new competition for customers--students and their parents--from start-ups delivering similar goods (knowledge, credentials, prestige) more affordably and efficiently. Here's a rundown of some of those start-ups ..." 1. Rafter 2. Piazza 3. InsideTrack 4. USEED 5. Course Hero6. Quizlet 7. The Minerva Project ...
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"An instructional technologist wrote the following list for parents at her school to tell them what their kids need to know to be ready for upper school ..."
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"With smarter computers taking on more of the work that people currently do, we are left to wonder what jobs there might be left for us humans ..."
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"Chapter 1 looks at the fundamental changes that are happening in our digital age, and the broad implications these changes have for teaching and learning. The book examines the underlying principles that guide effective ..."
Nicole Wallace's curator insight,
July 13, 2014 3:51 AM
Such an interesting chapter. It made me think about how and what I value in the classroom, especially with regards to more open ended projects, like the Science Expo. How do we teach scientific skills and what are they? All interesting questions for debate...
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"Digital literacy, education, knowledge and learning summarize the capacity to navigate platforms like the World Wide Web, create content and information using various digital applications, software and technologies..."
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"by Patrick van Zwanenberg, Mariano Fressoli, Valeria Arza and Adrian Smith Around the world, people are changing how things are made and how knowledge is produced, by involving more people, opening up data, and sharing skills and insights with these activities across communities, countries or continents ..."
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"Humans have a drive to eat. We have a drive to drink. We have a drive to reproduce. Curiosity is no different, says George Loewenstein, "
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"When we present knowledge as more certain than it is, we discourage curiosity ..."
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"Googling that fact can make insufferable know-it-alls even more sure of their superior abilities, a study finds. The mere act of searching seems to boost faith in one's knowledge ..."
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"Daisy Christodoulou: The immense computing power we possess will only make learning easier if we acknowledge it will never make it effortless ..."
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"2014 study from Pennsylvania State University published in PLoS One that uses computer-science techniques to estimate the total amount of research knowledge available on the Web ..."
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"Seven creative apps that allow students to show what they know ..."
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"Since you can't possibly do it all yourself, you'll need to teach other people how. Here is a five-step process sure to pass on your knowledge and skill..."
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