Q5: Kuiper et al suggest Web literacy is complex and critical enough to be taught as a basic skill like reading, writing, math. What if, instead, we incorporate it INTO the basics? Web-reading, Web-writing... Web-math? #EDU870newliteracies
Q6: Willoughby et al proved the impact of domain knowledge on internet search results. In what ways can we assess domain knowledge and personalize learning with the results? #EDU870newliteracies
Q4: Coiro et al say a multi-faceted approach is needed in new literacies research. In what ways can we (creatively!) look at new literacies through different lenses? #EDU870newliteracies
Q3: Ward et al say mental blocks inhibit creative thinking, but there are methods to reduce/prevent. What are some ways to limit mental blocks to encourage uninhibited thought processes? #EDU870creativity
@AppEdTechnology Ward et al might agree because they say there are underlying normative criteria that guides all creative processes. Focusing on those cognitive structures may be the key to harnessing and exploiting.
Q2: Craft says one of the limits of creativity in education is terminology. What is creative teaching vs teaching for creativity vs creative learning? #EDU870creativity
Q1: Hoffmann et al established CBQD, a new measurement for creativity. Does linking results to creativity provide limitations, or can we be creative in EdTech without a digital result of our creative thinking? #EDU870creativity