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May 19, 2013

Is a MOOC a Textbook or a Course?

Exploring the analogies we use to explain and argue about MOOCs.  Read Full Post >

April 07, 2013

Deeper Learning 2013 at High Tech High

Reflections on the 2013 Deeper Learning conference hosted by the Hewlett Foundation and High Tech High.  Read Full Post >

March 01, 2013

Street Bumps, Big Data, and Educational Inequality

Kate Crawford, a visiting professor at MIT's Center for Civic Media, gave a recent talk describing a scenario where using Big Data could magnify certain kinds of inequality: Crawford used a recent project conducted by the city of Boston as an example. The initiative, dubbed "Street Bump," is meant...  Read Full Post >

February 25, 2013

Ethan Zuckerman Discussing Civics, Change, and Crisis

An invitation to join a conversation online about the history and future of civic education in a digital world.  Read Full Post >

January 22, 2013

Teachers Need to Play Too: Playdate 2013

A new kind of professional learning event, anchored in play, by teachers and for teachers.  Read Full Post >

January 15, 2013

Learn, Try, Gab, Build: Advice from a Teen Who Helped Build an Open Internet

Learning from the life and work of Aaron Swartz.  Read Full Post >

January 02, 2013

Student Perspectives on Sexual Cyberbullying

Radio Rookie Temitayo Fagbenle airs a radio program and hosts a live chat for teens about online "slut-shaming" and sexual cyberbullying.  Read Full Post >

December 29, 2012

The Best and Worst of Times to Teach

The incredible opportunities and severe challenges of teaching in 2012.  Read Full Post >

December 22, 2012

Learn Copyright in a Free Harvard Law School Course

Educators should apply to join HLS1x Copyright, the first edX course taught through the Harvard Law School.  Read Full Post >

December 16, 2012

Appy Hour: Sharing a PD Practice from Newtown

Honoring and celebrating a professional practice from Sandy Hook Elementary School.  Read Full Post >

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