Between now and the end of the year I’m posting the most engaged with pieces that I’ve shared per month from January 2021 - November 2021 - enjoy!
In October, it was this piece from @rpwatermeyer @ProfTomCrick@Cathryn_Knight (10/11)
https://t.co/H451WnNLMv
.@AdobeSpark allows #K12 students to access a suite of 3 design tools to create professional-looking videos, social media posts and web pages. #EdTech https://t.co/rdcEPoCezZ
Calling all #teachers! We're holding a dedicated event for you to learn more about TEDI-London and visit our brand new campus in Canada Water, London.
🗓️ Wednesday 6 October, 3-7pm
🎟️https://t.co/uXL5hUm831
We'd love to see you there! #STEMeducation
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@JRDingwall This is actually from my own student experience. I found it really useful, forced me to pick apart others responses / read a summary for a paper I hadn’t reviewed. Think it worked because there was some choice and the pedagogical intention was made clear
@JRDingwall I have experienced this is a forum to elicit peer feedback. So something like, ‘choose a paper, summarise, review two peer submissions.’ Works well, no escaping it’s a forced “conversation”, but giving and recieving feedback is valuable
“Big Tech think they know education. And they don’t. They have really old-fashioned ideas about the nature of teaching and learning”
Quote from Prof Diana Laurillard @thinksitthrough in the recent @FutureLearn#ThisIsFutureLearning report.
Read it here:
https://t.co/5Haiccq4Z3
“Collaborative tools were seen as most important by 81 per cent of members, ahead of assessment and online delivery solutions.” https://t.co/oOzx9xVQ2P