Teaching, Learning, Technology + Social Justice
Another term, another reflection on teaching, learning, and technology. This time I add a social justice perspective.
Another term, another reflection on teaching, learning, and technology. This time I add a social justice perspective.
Through my blender-fixing experience, I gained a deeper understanding of what Dr. Clapp means by maker empowerment and how I could increase agency by tinkering with the things around me.
Note: This post was cross-posted on talkingaboutdesign.com. Thanks to Amanda Riske for her excellent editorial review! Over the past few weeks,
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This week, I asked my students to draft a “learning, teaching, and technology statement.” Their thoughts and insights pushed me
This post was originally shared on TalkingAboutDesign.com Can designing systems be done piece-by-piece, or does it require revolutionary design? Let’s start
I recently published a piece of systems change in education with Steven Weiner and Punya Mishra. Read more here. Weiner, S.,
Two new publications in TechTrends: Creativity and Play with Sandra Russ and online critical dialogue Creativity and Play Shagun Singha
One winter morning, I walked into a classroom at Brigham Young University. Then I walked back out. Then I walked