Dr. Z's Creative Cookbook for Collaborative Communication - ISTE '11
•Download as PPT, PDF•
1 like•484 views
The presentation given by Dr. Leigh Zeitz at the ISTE '11 conference in Philadelphia, 2011 on June 27.
Recommended
Recommended
More Related Content
Viewers also liked
Viewers also liked (14)
Similar to Dr. Z's Creative Cookbook for Collaborative Communication - ISTE '11
Similar to Dr. Z's Creative Cookbook for Collaborative Communication - ISTE '11 (20)
More from Leigh Zeitz
More from Leigh Zeitz (20)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Dr. Z's Creative Cookbook for Collaborative Communication - ISTE '11
- 1. While waiting, please fill out form at: http://tinyurl.com/cookbookISTE11
- 2. Let’s twitter our comments. #DrZcooks
- 6. Meaningful learning is . . . Contextualized
- 8. Common Goals Independent Work Synchronous Work Integrate Tasks Engaging
- 13. Who Are the Millennials? Don Tapscott
- 16. Communicate
- 19. Skype in Education education.skype.com
- 21. Create
- 22. Google Docs/Forms . . . Tinyurl.com/drznotes
- 23. Video Creation
- 24. Flipping the Classroom . . .
- 26. Dr. Leigh Zeitz University of Northern Iowa [email_address] Blog: drzreflects.com Twitter: zeitz Second Life: Leigh Writer Presentation wiki: tinyurl.com/getcookin Dr. Z’s Creative Cookbook for Collaborative Communication
Editor's Notes
- Opening page that will appear while waiting for webinar to begin. Z: Pull out your cell phones and get ready at your computers because parts of this webinar will be interactive. This is not just the single computer at the front of the room where it is being shown, but every computer in the room that has internet access should be able to contribute. Set Zoom at 150% (Text at 18 pt) and reduce the PPT picture to about 50% of page to show more text.
- Learning is social. It’s about getting together and sharing
- Meaningful learning is social. It’s about getting together and sharing. Otto
- Etherpad like
- Social networking is good Makes it possible to transmit “Sticky Information” That information that you can’t write down. It is most efficiently taught through connecting with one another.
- Douglas Coupland - Wrote Generation X in 1991. Millennials, Gen Y, Generation Next, Net Generation
- Watch first 2 minutes or so.
- Freedom of Choice – Free to choose things – media, mobility, jobs Customization – Customize to fit their needs – like Tapscott explaining multitasking Scrutiny – Must be authenticated – living in the world of Photoshop Integrity – Social justice is the cry of this generation. Collaboration – Social networking – Collaborate in everying from jobs to info to life Entertainment – Wants to have fun. Google as an example. Merge Learning/Working/Play together Innovation – Want the world to WOW them with the next great thing. Speed – Don’t waste their time. Instant Gratification
- Review the Form Create the Open Google Doc
- Aaron Sams – Flipping his classroom in Woodland Park, Colorado
- Dr. Z’s Creative Cookbook for Collaborative Communication