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  TEDxNYED, the Videos and the Discussion

  04.19.10 | Permalink | Comments

  TEDxNYED: Independently organized TED event
  Examining the role of new media and technology in shaping the future of education
  Andy Carvin
  Michael Wesch
  Henry Jenkins
  Lawrence Lessig
  Jeff Jarvis
  George Siemens
  Those were some of my heroes lined up at TEDxNYED, the independent TED event held in NYC, on March 6, 2010, a beautiful if cold spring day. Now all the videos are [...]

• education, manifesto-elearn

  Lecture Capture? OMG.

  03.10.10 | Permalink | Comments

  I am intrigued by this relatively new hype surrounding the Lecture Capture technology in education. I started digging, and I found a couple of producers of nice systems which do the job quite well. The job of recording a lecture, I mean, and providing students with an easy access point to the lectures they *missed* [...]

• education, manifesto-elearn

  Invisible Learning/Aprendizaje Invisible

  01.16.10 | Permalink | Comments

  UPDATE on Invisible Learning/Aprendizaje Invisible, a wonderful bilingual project headed by Cristóbal Cobo, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales en México (FLACSO-México), and John Moravec, editor of http://www.educationfutures.com.

  Their idea:
  EXplore, eXploit and eXport innovative knowledge.
  EXplorar, eXplotar y eXportar conocimiento innovador.
  Participants will share great ideas about redesigning education to foster sustainable innovation and connect with the people making [...]

• education, manifesto-elearn, web-20, web-edu

  Rock Band Academy

  11.12.09 | Permalink | Comments

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  The more I teach… and the more I see and use technology within education… the more I get anti-teaching.
  This technology business and all my active involvement with Web 2.0 and education stuff have taught me a few things, I believe. In a few words, I’m thinking and thinking these days that education done [...]

• education, manifesto-elearn

  Viral Education 2.0

  11.06.09 | Permalink | Comments

  The VIR-ED project is a research project looking at how we can adopt 2.0 thinking to creatively engage people in higher education learning and research.
  Here’s a compelling video with a message: Viral Education 2.0

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