At the 2015 Aspen Ideas Festival, we asked a group of professors, engineers, and journalists how to absorb information effectively
Author: Ann S. Michaelsen
Author and school leader. Write about engaging students in learning with technology
Deeper learning and the digital revolution
I recently read this call to action by Michael Fullan, and Andy Hargreaves, Call for Action, Bringing the Profession Back in. What
Leadership in education, maximizing leadership impact
Here are some thoughts on the impact of leadership dimensions on student outcomes from two well-known influencers in this area,
We need to make the positives so loud, that the negatives are almost impossible to hear.
I just read the post by George Couros, Nobody Wants to Be “Fixed”, and it reminds me of what is
GlobalEd Events Announces the 2017 Global Education Conference
What if you could attend a conference without leaving your house? Or actually, attend a conference with your colleagues at
Ungrading
Why do we grade? I just read this post called “Why do I grade” by Jesse Stommel. I know of
Fostering a Learning-Oriented Environment
In my search for material related to the topic “Relevance in teaching and learning”, I found this academic publication. Tricia Bertram
Blended Learning – Brainy Learning
I recently participated in a seminar arranged by Innovation Norway at the Norwegian embassy in Helsinki. Smart teaching and learning the
QUANTUM LEAPS, WE CAN EXPECT IN TEACHING AND LEARNING IN THE DIGITAL AGE
I recently read this roadmap by Stephen Downes Publisher and Editor of OLDaily Contact North I Contact Nord Research Associate.
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How to prepare for a debate “The Great Debaters” is an inspiring story of courage, creativity and resolve. The debate
What is Gerrymandering and is it anything like the UK voting system?
Gerrymandering Defined Gerrymandering, or the political process of arranging legislative districts to the advantage of a specific political, ethnic, racial,
4 Ways To Not Let Others Dim Your Light
I just read this article by George Couros and it is ironic that this was very similar to the conversations
Changing the world through international collaboration
Lindy – Norway Last week we were on an amazing mission, 16 students and 2 teachers from Norway, 16 students
How Congress Works | Congressman Tim Walberg
Oftentimes, people have questions about how Congress works. To help answer those questions, I have put together a list of
We have a plan – for everyone, everywhere! #globalgoals
This September it will be two years since the #GlobalGoals were adopted by world leaders at the UN in New York. This
