On Friday, February 4, 2011 I was part of a panel that presented all sorts of new resources to the audience as the spotlight session at the Ontario School Libraries Association annual conference. There was a great deal of technology involved just to deliver the message that happened during the three period of our "game". I blogged about the experience here.
The takeaway for the audience were the resources that we put together in a Google site.
I don't know what the plans are for the site so I've replicated the front page below so that it's not lost.
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The Great Web 2.0 Face-Off!
Period 1
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The Collaborators
Period 2
The Collaborators
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Period 3
The Collaborators
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Types of Learning Boosts from Technology:
Learning How to Learn:
- Brainstorming
- Question building
- Gathering and organizing quality information
- Reading engagement
- Analysis and synthesis of information and ideas
- Collaborative writing and editing
- Collaborative visualization; Mindmapping
- Presenting, publishing and communicating
- Reflection and metacognition
- Collaborative knowledge building; Collaborative intelligence
- Other learning How to Learn Tool
Motivation:
- Novelty
- Real world
- Relevant
- Experimenting and playing Problem posing and problem solving Simulations
- Global projects: Appreciation of other cultures
- Other Motivational Tools
Creativity and Content Creation:
- Building/composing, creating using many tools and presentation venues
- Digital story telling; growth in oral speaking
- Creativity tools and innovation because of those tools
- Presenting, publishing and communicating
- Collaborative and individual writing
- Other Creativity and Content Creation Tool
Efficiency:
- Tools that save time for individuals and groups
- Organizational tools that help everyone get the job done.
- Other Efficiency Tool
Deep Understanding of Content Knowledge
- Collaborative visualization; Mindmapping
- Multimedia experiences not possible in a non-tech world
- Simulations
- Growth in Content Knowledge: the major ideas of the various disciplines: what we know and are able to do
- Other Deep Understanding of Content Knowledge Tool
Assessing What We Really Value:
- Deep understanding
- Learning How to Learn
- Critical thinking
- Creative thinking
- Habits of mind
- College and career ready
- Common Core Standards and other standards we value
- Formative and summative
- Other Assessing What We Really Value Tool
Teaching Strategies, Techniques and Organization:
- Differentiation
- Presentations
- Going paperless
- Tracking and managing
- management systems for courses, grading
- Environments such as Google Apps for Education; Moodle
- Other Teaching Strategies, Techniques and Organization Tool
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OLA SuperConference Friday, February 4, 2011.
Expert Analysts: Carol Koechlin and Mark Carbone
Team Captains: Zoe Branigan-Pipe and Doug Peterson
The Players: Rick Budding, Diana Maliszewski, Roger Nevin, Colleen Rampelt
Host: Anita Brooks Kirkland
Top Tweep: Becky Rouse
Technical Director: Diane Bédard
Team 2.0 + 1
 Captain:
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