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This slideshow was prepared to lead staff in understanding the ways that communications technology is evolving, and to consider how these changes should impact classroom education.

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Top Ten Trends
Sunday, November 15, 2009

Teaching Tomorrow
Which trends are most likely to impact your classroom?
How will your classroom change?
What tools will you need to address these trends?
What will you need to learn?
What will you need to unlearn?

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Right-brained Thinking

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Who Sets
the Example?

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Lectures & Tests vs. Relevance

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Studio Learning

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Creativity Rules...

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Web-based Apps

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New Tools... DAILY!

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Creative
Commons

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Creative
Creative Commons
Commons

What every
What every
CREATOR educator
needs to know. needs to know.

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The Wiki Workplace
32

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Crowdsourcing...

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Sharing in the Cloud

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Social Bookmarking

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Social Learning

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Collaboration...

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Sharing
vs
Cheating

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Wires are
Disappearing...

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Broadcasters
come to
Social Media...

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The
Audience
is Broadcasting

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What must we teach?

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World Wide Web

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Real-Time Web

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Twitter

Real-Time
Professional
Learning

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Networking is Free...

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Walls are Disappearing

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The World
on your Blackboard...

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The World in the
Palm of your Hand

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Over 100,000 iPhone Apps

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Open
Source
Attitude

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Your Blackboard on the World Wide Web

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Life-Streaming

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Virtual Worlds

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How will your Classroom Change?

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Hil Yamashita Yohei Paul Osborne
H4NUM4N Rupert Ganzer Roy Wichert-Gonsalves
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karenwithak Paul Moody Brian Ng
Ryan Bayne Yvette Wohn Stephanie Lepoint
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