11. 10 ft
TV
SONY
2 ft COMPUTER B OOK
-or-
1 ft
PHONE
How far away is information from students’ eyes?
12. “
Content will eventually automatically follow you
from screen to screen, and place to place.
...[I]t won’t be one screen that replaces your
newspaper or your TV show.
”
It will be all of them.
- Nick Bilton
16. “
We are currently preparing
students for jobs that don't yet
exist, using technologies that
haven't been invented yet, in order
to solve problems we don't even
know are problems yet.
”
- Karl Fisch
17. Teachers still have a valuable role to play in
preparing students for their
hyperconnected futures.
19. “ Tell me and I will forget.
Show me and I may remember.
Involve me and I will understand.
”
- Chinese Proverb
20. “ Here’s something four-year-olds know: a
screen without a mouse is missing
something. Here’s something else they
know: media that’s targeted at you but
doesn’t include you may not be worth sitting
still for.” - Clay Shirky
21. Here’s something four-year-olds know: a
screen without a mouse is missing
something. Here’s something else they
know: media that’s targeted at you but
doesn’t include you may not be worth sitting
still for.
22. Here’s something four-year-olds know: a
tion!
screen without a mouse is missing
educa
something. a nd
Here’s something else they
know: media that’s targeted at you but
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doesn’t include you may not be worth sitting
still for.
23. </presentation>
Image credits:
Via stock.xchng: Harry Fodor (3D glasses). Via Flickr: Marlon Hacla (various photos of Timoteo Paz Elementary
School), TheGiantVermin (“Desks”), Josh Labatique (“208.365 Light Reading”), Dhillan Chandramowli
(“Classroom”), Ollie Brown (“Mouse”), and Steve Wall (“Snow Fog”). Via Amazon.com: Kindle 3G
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