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From experts in higher ed and K-12, the top 10 “metatrends” that will influence educational technology. http://chronicle.com/blogs... #education
You can come to Scripture for just new info or immediate application, even have Bible knowledge, & not focus on Christ” http://www.gofbw.com/news...
Roll Tide! #14
RT @davidkinnaman: From @USAtoday. The % of married adults in US: 1960-72% 1980-62% 2010-51% #socialchange
Correlation does not imply causation. http://t.co/XwOSfLAj
RT @RickWarren: My friend Christopher Hitchens has died. I loved & prayed for him constantly & grieve his loss. He knows the Truth now.
RT @mattmillsap: Saddened to learn that Christopher Hitchens died tonight. Nothing is more tragic than the consequences of a life lived in adamant unbelief.
RT @Starbucks: It's day 12! Today, buy the featured 16oz. tumbler and we'll fill it with brewed coffee everyday in January 2012! http://t.co/wcML67qT
RT @mattmillsap: MT @TheEconomist: Video games will be the fastest-growing and most exciting form of mass media over the coming decade http://t.co/qUqkJ4h1
Bridging the Digital Divide - Ideas for Bringing Your Own Device (BYOD) Even If You Are Poor http://t.co/ASLFZHww #digitaldivide
Giving a presentation today in my PhD seminar. Talking about the Millennials, those born between 1980 and 2000.
Yay! Roll Tide!
RT @edstetzer: New blog post: Farewell George Gallup, Jr. See: http://t.co/gXbB4QCo
RT @barnagroup: True or false? College experiences are the key factor that cause people to leave the church. See if you're correct. http://t.co/OpeW9fYL
RT @RickWarren: Contemplation is no excuse for a lack of action. Action is no excuse for a lack of comtemplation.Both are essential.
Count 'em: 4 adult generations at work and in church. Writing now about Grown-ups: The Next Generation. #millennials #GenY #GenerationGap
Bill and Melinda Gates on Teacher Evaluation - WSJ.com - http://online.wsj.com/article...
It may surprise you—it was certainly surprising to us—but the field of education doesn't know very much at all about effective teaching. We have all known terrific teachers. You watch them at work for 10 minutes and you can tell how thoroughly they've mastered the craft. But nobody has been able to identify what, precisely, makes them so outstanding. This ignorance has serious ramifications. We can't give teachers the right kind of support because there's no way to distinguish the right kind from the wrong kind. We can't evaluate teaching because we are not consistent in what we're looking for. We can't spread best practices because we can't capture them in the first place. - Jason Norris
Texas Wesleyan's classroom.NEXT Opens for Business -- Campus Technology - http://campustechnology.com/article...
A design for a next-generation classroom that won an award earlier this year at Texas Wesleyan University has moved off the drawing board and into three dimensions at the Fort Worth institution. The winning proposal of classroom.NEXT, put together by Elizabeth Alexander, an associate professor of history, and five of her students, has been used to transform a traditional classroom into one that's "radically flexible," with an emphasis on four themes: flexibility, sensory stimulation, technology support, and "decenteredness." The space features furniture and equipment that can be easily wheeled around and reconfigured to promote multiple instructional methods. Other design elements include... - Jason Norris
Texas Wesleyan's classroom.NEXT Opens for Business -- Campus Technology http://campustechnology.com/article...
Academii: Preparing Scholars for Academic Careers - http://www.academii.net/
RT @elearning: Working at coffee shops: "just enough conversation, foot traffic that you're forced to semi-consciously tune it out." http://t.co/byjsx7b
RT @GinaRaeSmith: Today is the only 9.10.11 we'll be alive to see. Might as well tweet it.
RT@CollegeGameDay: Best sign so far "Superman wears Nick Saban pajamas" Tweet your sign w/ #CGDsigns"
"Classroom discussions, office hours with a professor, lectures, study groups, and papers will all be online."-The College of 2020: Students
Who do you think is the best interviewer? (Could be on radio, a podcast, or TV? And why do you choose him or her?
RT @mrsmcbookworm: My review of a Jane Austen bio: http://t.co/HxhDSXx
Hello, 40.
RT @mattmillsap: I'll just say it: much of academic writing is needlessly obtuse and loquacious, and often hampered by asinine stylistic conventions.
Christian Education students and Bible teachers in local churches are welcome to attend, too. #napce http://t.co/6LCRJ87
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