The Landmark Project (http://davidwarlick.com)
1980s - simple programmed or his own program games
Shared his experience and his students learning with his stock barons group... learned they could sell more stocks than they owned... glitch in his program... cockiness... concern... worry...
Ex. write a children's books/stories... about a week... with Librarian collaboration
1990s - started on internet
Away from Computer for a few sections
Some things participants shared:
Little Bird Tales
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oni Olivieri-Barton | 11:34 AM |
http://www.flatclassroomproject.org/ |
Maizie | 11:40 AM |
@ Carole my pearltree for digital storytelling http://pear.ly/bAVu9 |
This website invites submissions of IRC chat-related humorous personal stories: http://www.irc.org/fun.html
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Shayne | 11:48 AM |
Just looked at some of the projects on http://www.thinkquest.org/en/ - so impressive! Story about 14 year old at risk boy who had learned concepts that were college level because he found it taught at aUniversity online and read and taught and emailed professor, lying about his age, saying he was a graduate student with a question.... and got answers and was able to learn... How to cultivate networks by ideas |
PART VI:
http://goo.gl/6vNF0 |
His URL of teachers interviews to connect learners to each other
Part VII: Wishing on a fading start... 1996-7 ish...
workshops all over east coast with teachers...
Lots to learn and particpate in... power... empowerment.... vested interests of govt ... soc intererests, politicial interests, etc. How do we wrestle this and how do we cooperate... struggle among education and other entities that cause limits and power of control...limits of text, bell schedule... etc.
21st century education must be identifiied by it's lack of limits
Maizie | 11:57 AM |
I have made a pearltree of this session http://pear.ly/bAXLL |
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