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Past, Present and Future of Education

Posted on timeAugust 25th, 2008 by userJames    flagNo Comments


Karl Fisch, a technology teacher at the Arapahoe High School in Centennial, Colorado and starting a year ago he created three videos about the past, present and future of education and technology. They have become some of the most viewed videos on the Internet. He reminds us of where we have been and where we may go. If you have not seen these videos they are only about 3 minutes each, so take a look and let me know what you think.

The first video is “What if?” It reminds us that maybe things have not changed after all.
What if?

The next video is Fisch’s most famous, “Did You Know”. He gives us a look at the state of technology and education today.

Did You Know?

The last video is called “2020 Vision”. In it Karl Fisch takes a look at what the world may be for students graduating from high school in 2020.

2020 Vision

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Teaching is dead, long live learning

Posted on timeAugust 24th, 2008 by userJames    flagNo Comments


If you are looking for the Moodle site it is here.

This is one of the first videos I saw on the Internet that made me stop in my tracks.  It is a keynote given by Leigh Blackall at the Global Summit 2006 in Sydney, Australia

Leigh Blackall lives in Andersons Bay in Dunedin New Zealand with his beautiful wife Sunshine and their dog Mira and cat Anai. Leigh’s professional interest is in education and networked learning. Leigh currently works in Educational Development for the Otago Polytechnic and specialises in the use of social media and communication and its relationship to socially constructed learning. Leigh writes the Learn Online Web Log and facilitates several online communities for professional educators. He is a contributor to WikiEducator.

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