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My day at Educon 2012
This was the second year in a row that I attended Educon for the Saturday sessions. If you’ve never been to Educon before it is held at the Science Leadership Academy (SLA) in center city Philadelphia. If you have never been … Continue reading
Posted in 1to1, Conferences, EdTech, Teaching & Learning
Tagged 21st Century Skills, action research, Bud Hunt, constructivism, Don Buckley, educon, Franklin Institute, Gary Stager, Henry Jenkins, IBL, Jonathan Becker, Karen Blumberg, Meredith Stweart, new media literacies, PBL, Philadelphia, practitioner research, research, science leadership academy, Seymour Papert, simplicity, SLA, social media, teacher research, The School at Columbia, Will Richardson
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Evernote goes social.
If you’ve update Evernote recently you might have missed the new arrow button in the menu bar. Now I love this feature and find it very interesting because Phil Libin has said that Evernote is the anti-social, anti-viral software, that it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Evernote, Social Media, Technical
Tagged anti-socialmedia, anti-viral, Evernote, Facebook, phil libin, social media, Twitter
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