Minecraft Education Ocean Adventure
We have some new friends in the Minecraft Oceans. The expansion of the game has opened some new possibilities to imagine and explore the ocean that is a desert with its life underground, as the song goes. I have just … Continue reading Minecraft Education Ocean Adventure
commenting on ‘What would Paulo Freire think of Blackboard?’
Drick Boyd’s “What would Paulo Freire think of Blackboard?” is a provocative piece worth moving to the top of your ‘I should look into this’ list. Online learning has become more prominent and easy-to-use. Boyd is correct in urging educators … Continue reading commenting on ‘What would Paulo Freire think of Blackboard?’
Quizlet asked me a question
How do you keep your students motivated at the end of the year? Focus on the big picture concepts and how the smaller steps and skills help us to efficiently access higher level thinking. So, the activities and exercises at … Continue reading Quizlet asked me a question
Augmented Reality could DISRUPT Reality
Disrupt the traditional reality of schools and education by augmenting it. Technology use in education can certainly speed up our use of paper. However, that use maintains things as they are. Why are we “inventing new gadgets to teach the … Continue reading Augmented Reality could DISRUPT Reality
Digital Media and Learning Conference 2017
Today marks a milestone for me! I have officially submitted my first ever proposal to present my doctoral dissertation ideas at a conference, Digital Media and Learning, held at University of California, Irvine. Here’s the proposal: STEAMHAMLET = Culturally Responsive … Continue reading Digital Media and Learning Conference 2017
STEAMHAMLET Software Proposal
This is the first attempt I have made to quickly show what the software STEAMHAMLET will tackle as part of its existence on planet Earth. Please take a look and give me feedback! Thanks! Continue reading STEAMHAMLET Software Proposal
When people own their computers
When people own their computers they can control and choose which ideas to engage in and when and why. This idea comes from Seymour Papert’s landmark text Mindstorms, which inspires me on every page! Written in 1980, it came before the … Continue reading When people own their computers
Bruce Lee, the 8-bit video game that I still play
Must I tell you who Bruce Lee is? I hope not. But here you go: The kids born in the 1970s like to brag about their less crowded streets and their knee-high socks and their afternoons spent delivering newspapers or … Continue reading Bruce Lee, the 8-bit video game that I still play