Had to “pitch” my ideas for an ed. tech. leadership institute here at VCU today to the university officials who schmooze the corporate and philanthropic folks. I pitch to them, they pitch to the money. Anyway, I spent much time last night figuring out the logic of my argument. Here’s what I came up with: [...]
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Tags: corporate, education, leadership, logic, philanthropy, technology
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Much of my current research agenda has me studying and thinking about how we can best facilitate technology integration. It’s a leadership question that is understudied (IMHO). There’s plenty of research about what’s being done in pre-service teacher ed. programs, but not enough contemplation, formal or informal, of how to best facilitate adult learning to [...]
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[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bTvWy7mxTw&rel=1] I missed this event in my newly adopted hometown of Richmond, VA, but Google CEO Eric Schmidt was the keynote speaker at the Virginia Business Higher Education Council meeting a week or so ago. I think it’s interesting and quite politic of him to applaud Governor Kaine and the folks in the audience for [...]
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Technology – “Future Vision”Originally uploaded by $ydney *I have a class full of sitting and aspiring school leaders and I don’t have to worry about issues of technological access, fluency, etc.? *I can whip out a mobile computing device and access the Internet anytime, anywhere without worrying about “minutes” or without having to pay for [...]
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One of my mentors and now good friends is Dr. Dale Mann, Professor Emeritus at Teachers College, Columbia University. Dr. Mann got me interested in ed. tech. and I was recently reminded of an incredible article he wrote 12 (twelve!) years ago called Serious Play. I returned to the article because my wife and I are [...]
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Tags: early childhood, education, play, school reform
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