The Personal Learning Wedge: The Edge is Sharp, the Back is Thick
Video, slides, tweets, and notes from a Berkman Luncheon talk on personalized learning, technology and education reform. Read Full Post >
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May 06, 2013
Personalized Learning and Free-Market Education Reform
Invitation and slides for an upcoming talk at the Berkman Center for Internet and Society. Read Full Post >
February 03, 2013
Preparing Students for Diverse Democracy with Digital Learning Communities
How online learning communities that bridge geographic barriers can help prepare students for life in a diverse democracy. Read Full Post >
November 18, 2012
Games: More than Just Reward Systems
Eric Klopfer's pithy comment on games, points, and learning. Read Full Post >
October 30, 2012
We've Gone Mad; The U.K. Hasn't
U.S. education policy experts predict the death of schooling. U.K. educators shrug and pour tea. Read Full Post >
August 27, 2012
Separating the Personal from the Personalized
On the Will Richardson's distinction between Personal Learning and Personalized Learning. Read Full Post >
August 17, 2012
Vote for the People's Choice Awards in the #MTT2K Contest
The time has finally arrived, for you (hereafter, "the people"), to vote for the #MTT2K People's Choice award. Read Full Post >
July 17, 2012
Don't Use Khan Academy without Watching All This First
I'm pleased to report that with a month still left to go, there are over 14 entries in the #MTT2K Khan-test: 14 videos ranging from silly to snarky to measured, from off-the-cuff to carefully researched. Read Full Post >
July 12, 2012
What we Lose with Personalization (Part 2)
Personalization optimizes on observable characteristics. Lots of things we care about are not easy or inexpensive to computationally observe. Read Full Post >
July 09, 2012
What We Lose with Personalization (Part 1)
Given the near universal agreement across a wide range of educators that personalization has tremendous potential for education, I've started thinking more about the threat posed by personalization. Read Full Post >
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