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Great example of how kids learn from each other.

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Great example of how kids learn from each other.

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http://clubacademia.org/

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http://goo.gl/8U1Nj

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Teachers can either try to hang onto control or let go & go to higher levels of creativity and problem solving

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Teachers can either try to hang onto control or let go & go to higher levels of creativity and problem solving

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How Twitter Can Be Used as a Powerful Educational Tool

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How Twitter Can Be Used as a Powerful Educational Tool

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Here is how Wolfram Alpha becomes a relevent learning tool http://goo.gl/EShVH

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Ignorance leads to fear. Fear leads to control

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Ignorance leads to fear. Fear leads to control

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Students saying... why didn't we have this right form the start!!!

Works with Primary Mathematics, too!

This becomes critical when we engage students in solving ambiguous problems.

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"There is so much information we need to teach people what they need and how to find it." Alan November

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"There is so much information we need to teach people what they need and how to find it." Alan November

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Wikipedia. Great place to start not finish with an information search.

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Wikipedia. Great place to start not finish with an information search.

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It helps create perspective.

IS a reference point which gives clues to begin a more thorough search.

This is where Google Powersearching comes in.

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What if every child had a mobile device and nothing changed?

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What if every child had a mobile device and nothing changed?

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SAMR Model is great for this issue.

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Are our students using Google search effectively?

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Are our students using Google search effectively?

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Do we guide them? THIS IS CRITICAL! Every teacher should be teaching critical thinking of the Internet. www.powersearchingwithgoogle.com

http://goo.gl/KhFQUA

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https://www.coursera.org/

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Ho often do our classes connect to someone globally?

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Ho often do our classes connect to someone globally?

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http://goo.gl/3WIIe

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Everything is going to be connected.