"Our Digital Literacy Moodle Meet is now underway, with participants near and far (BC to Brazil!). Great discussions are underway, and we hope you can join us!
We'd like to go "off-site" for a bit tomorrow, Sunday…"
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Tamara Malloff
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Tamara Malloff's Groups
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Digital Literacy
13 members
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iTunes U
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Educational Leadership
34 members
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Libraries and Technology
11 members
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BC Learning NEXUS
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Tamara Malloff commented on Jenny Arntzen's blog post Email hack? Featuring Digital Literacy
"The re-directing of the CEET Digital Literacy Meet that we are facilitating is certainly ironic. It reminds me of the concept of "Rickrolling," in which internet users click on a link, ostensibly taking them to the topic at hand, but…"
Tamara Malloff replied to Tamara Malloff's discussion Eportfolio Platforms and Formats--What's Being Tried? in the group EPortfolios
"We've tried several eportfolio platforms at our school, Mt. Sentinel Secondary, including:
Mahara (official)
Google Sites (recommended)
Yola (choice)
Weebly (choice)
Wix (Choice)
Our District now has our "own" Learning Commons…"
Tamara Malloff replied to Scott Miller's discussion General Help in BC Nexus 3D in the group BC Learning NEXUS
"Hi Scott,
Is there a way to copy part of the world, deconstruct it, then reconstruct it from the original again?
Thanks,
Tamara"
Tamara Malloff commented on Mark Hawkes's blog post New BC Ed Plan documents released
"Glad to see these documents in place and made pucblic! I'm sure they will inform the Curriculum Redesign process in the coming months, as will the Draft Digital Literacy Standards. Much to consider!"
Tamara Malloff replied to Tamara Malloff's discussion Enabling Innovation: Transforming Curriculum & Assessment in the group EPortfolios
"Hi Andy,
Thank you for contributiong to the discussion. It's good to hear that there are regional dialogues taking place around graduation requirements, and that competencies are at the heart of the discussion around assessment.
It will be…"
Tamara Malloff commented on Tamara Malloff's group EPortfolios
"Hi Corrie, Good to hear from you. The Planning/HCE/Grad Transitions course clusters are a good starting place, we've found. Have you had a conversation with your administration yet? I've also found that one of the major barriers to wider…"
Andy Leathwood replied to Tamara Malloff's discussion Enabling Innovation: Transforming Curriculum & Assessment in the group EPortfolios
"I have been facilitating conversations about potential changes to grad requirements in the Kootenays. A clear trend is the recognition that we do need to intentionally develop a variety of competencies, such as critical thinking. When…"
Andy Leathwood joined Tamara Malloff's group
EPortfolios
Eportfolios are becoming more prevalent in demonstrating competency-based & capstone learning. Join us to uncover and discuss how eportfolios are becoming the conduit to new forms of assessment and credentialling.See More
cmacdonald@sd73.bc.ca commented on Tamara Malloff's group EPortfolios
"Hello Tamara since the first time you inspired me to use Eportfolios I have now incorporated this in our sd73 Planning 10 course. I am now encouraging others teachers to use EPorfolios. I know one teacher uses eportfolios for students to…"
Tamara Malloff added a discussion to the group EPortfolios
Enabling Innovation: Transforming Curriculum & Assessment
In August, 2012, the Ministry of Education published a document "Enabling Innovation: Transforming Curriculum & Assessment." Some highlights that may readily connect to (e)portfolio based learning:The Educated Citizen: Provincial curricula should address the competencies implicit in he description of the Educated Citizen as presented in the Province of British Columbia's Mandate for the School…See More
Tamara Malloff commented on Tamara Malloff's group EPortfolios
"Try out these apps for eportfolio assessment courtesy of @mrrobbo:
1. Easy Eportfolio: create groups/classes, add individual students, then assessments in text, audio, video, or URL links. Send to students or parents.
2. Easy Assessment: develop…"
Tamara Malloff joined David Wees's group
Educational leadership
This group is for current and future educational leaders to meet and discuss issues around leadership in an educational setting.Photo credit: pedrosimoes7See More
Jennifer Turner joined Tamara Malloff's group
EPortfolios
Eportfolios are becoming more prevalent in demonstrating competency-based & capstone learning. Join us to uncover and discuss how eportfolios are becoming the conduit to new forms of assessment and credentialling.See More
Tamara Malloff replied to Angela Wilkins's discussion How do we keep our school libraries current in a world of changing technology? in the group Libraries and Technology
"Hi Angela,
Thank you for starting this group; it's a very timely discussion! I think that Teacher Librarians are primed to be at the forefront of making the necessary changes in their specialist areas since libraries are evolving from a…"
Tamara Malloff joined Angela Wilkins's group
Libraries and Technology
A discussion on the future of libraries and how we can integrate technology.See More
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Technology Planning for Learning
Technology planning is not solely about technology tools. Certainly, when you sit down with your technology team, or your technology committee, you hash out the purchase requirements and try to justify them. But...that is such a small part of it. It's more than just a shopping list.
Having gone through a process…
ContinuePosted on June 9, 2010 at 20:30 — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 9:25 on September 2, 2011,
Terry Taylor said… Okay --we should definitely talk - many points of possible intersection I can see. Hmmm... I have two filmmakers coming out Oct 18 - 21 and possibly also the second week after that to work with Lucerne high school students on short docs ala the Telling the Stories of the Nikkei project we did in 2009 (about to be released on www.thenhier.ca; www.citizenshift.ca and www.ruralteachers.com-- you may want to use the student films as exemplars. I have found them powerful in that way with successive dig storytelling projects and dig media.
Am using the Benchmarks of Historical Thinking to establish baseline and post-project goals in this aspect of the Social Studies curriculum.
Would love to collaborate and connect with you. Let's figure out when we could do that...
Best,
Terry
- At 7:56 on September 2, 2011, Terry Taylor said…
Hey there Tamara!
Hope you had a great summer and look forward to a most excellent school year! Perhaps we can partner together -- I am working on a Growing Innovations grant exploring the history and values of Doukhobor community. Any possibility that a Grade 5/6/7 class at Sentinel may want to also study this area, do some elder interviews, podcast and add to a multi-school WordPress blog that we are creating between three elementary schools and Lucerne high school students? Looking at students adding their research, their questions, their images, interview podcasts and short dig media pieces to the blog... I am doing a tech training launch Sept 29 with our teachers and then run the project from October 3 - mid November...
Best,
Terry
- At 9:25 on November 15, 2010,
caleb morton said… - Definitely agree with your thoughts on "more than a shopping list"...so often technology that is bought, especially software, goes by the waist side in such a short period of time.
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