by brholland | Jun 21, 2017 | All Topics, Future Learning, Innovation
Given the growing ubiquity of digital devices and collaboration platforms like Google Docs or Office365 in schools, as well as the increasing numbers of educators advocating for their use, it can seem as though education may have reached a tipping point when it comes...
by brholland | Oct 15, 2015 | All Topics, Future Learning, Innovation
Beyond just being jargon, the concepts of the Information Age, Knowledge Economy, and 21st Century represent measurable, definable constructs on which to base future research. >> This post originally appeared on EdTech Researcher.
by brholland | Sep 16, 2015 | All Topics, Innovation
In the first few chapters of Tinkering Toward Utopia, David Tyack & Larry Cuban describe education reform as both a linear progression as well as cyclical in nature. The challenge, however, is that each time a reform cycles around, the progression has advanced....
by brholland | Oct 22, 2012 | All Topics
I wrote this post with my colleague, Shawn McCusker (@ShawnMcCusker), from Chicago. It first appeared on Edudemic and then was re-blogged at EdTechTeacher. So, here it is again – just in case you missed it there… Are you a Beta-Max? Now that we are all...
by brholland | Oct 4, 2012 | All Topics
It’s been crazy few weeks. Since my last post, 10 Ideas for Creating Literacy Centers with iPads, but that does’t mean I haven’t been writing. The posts below were all originally published on Edudemic and then re-blogged on the EdTechTeacher blog....