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What better time to explore something new than the start of a New Year. Since beginning this blog in July I have come across the concept of Connectivism several times. Despite having been around since … View More
The story of Rudolph is full of misfit characters – individuals that do not seem to belong with their peer groups for one reason or another – Yukon Cornelius the loner prospector, the strange … View More
Getting connected on Twitter is a great way to spread your name and learn from others. View More
The mysterious questions about creativity and its origins have led to a lot of research but few solid answers. View More
The Chinese are simply outperforming the rest of the world, and it has little to do with natural ability or even luck. View More
Yesterday’s post was a rather bleak fictionalization of what the world might be like if there were no education, or particularly no public education – A bleak industrial wasteland, constant … View More
No matter the principles that capture your physics-minded imagination, there is probably a corresponding TED Talk. View More
Introduction The 1942 Frank Capra holiday classic It’s a Wonderful Life, starring Jimmy Stuart and Donna Reed, presents a vision of what the world would be like without the main character, George … View More
Let me begin this discussion of digital pedagogy with a brief story about my own real-life encounter with institutional resistance to creating a class based entirely on digital media production. About … View More
Teachers around the world have found innovative ways to use Twitter as a teaching tool. View More