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Connecting to the Net Generation Learner (Part 1 of a Series from an Adventurous Baby Boomer)

Posted in Inquiry-based learning, New Instructional Models, Pedagogy and Technology, Social Technology, Web 2.0, tagged , , , , , on August 11, 2008 | 4 Comments »

 
[This is a first post of a several-post series, which will document my own process and reflections of teaching a face-to-face course, for the first time in several years. I will be attempting to re-engineer my course delivery to make use of learner-centered tools, many considered included in the world of Web 2.0. It will [...]

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Innovative Technology and the I-35W Bridge Collapse

Posted in Community media and technology infrastructure, GIS, Innovation, Inquiry-based learning, Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, Problem-based learning, Scaffolded learning, tagged on September 8, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

I live in the Twin Cities and I started this blog just weeks after the Minneapolis I-35W bridge collapse. So it seemed only fitting to me to post something about how technology was deployed urgently and creatively, right during the peak of the crisis. The main communication problem that night was with the cellular network coming to [...]

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