| Howie DiBlasi, Digital Journeys |
| Salon 2 Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 Capacity: 260 |
| Attend this session to discover ideas, concepts, and projects about creativity, problem solving and critical thinking. Projects for K-12 will be examined in the area of innovation, critical thinking, problem solving and creative thinking skills. We will explore original lessons using the Creative Process and how educators can learn to structure creative problem-solving lessons on a daily and yearly basis. |
| STRAND: Curriculum, Instruction, & Assessment AUDIENCE: General Interest TYPE: Featured Speaker http://drhowie.com/ - to download presentation Think Different - he used a CLASSIC Apple commercial here :-)
Marc Prensky - "Or teaching should instead focus on the verbs (ie skills) students need to master, ... that learning depends on skills instead of tools - ... many educators are struggling to make connection." 1.Engage 2.Create 3.Communicate 4.Innovate 5.Connect 6.Collaborate 7.Production 8.Project Based Learning Recommended Websites - EdHeads - experiments and more KerPoof - educator version BubblUs - free mind mapping Voki - interactive avitars - used for spelling, vocabulary and more ZooBurst - digital storytelling Jamestown Adventure - online adventure |
I want to share everything I am learning at the GaETC conference this year. The Georgia Technology Conference is a great place for teachers to learn from each other, as well as from "the pros". The posts below will walk you through the sessions I will be attending. Be sure to send me comments if you have any questions or ideas about how to use the technology in your classroom! I hope you find something you can use :-)
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Seven Secrets of Student Motivation: Creative and Innovative Tech Projects for the K-12 Classroom
Session 28
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