Back-to-school means I get to meet another group of new teacher colleagues this week. It also means I get to talk with them about our Digital Hub Strategy in the Faculty of Education and about Making as a promising pedagogical approach. I’ve put together two short presentations on these topics and am sharing them here for anyone interested in the ways that we’re working to support innovative practices and development of advanced professional digital literacies skills at the Faculty of Education at the University of Ottawa.
Key insights from the discussion include:
Key Insights from the workshop:
When: Wednesday, February 28, 2018 at 2 PM Eastern time.
Where: https://zoom.us/j/6711552822
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This week, I’ll be introducing a new Digital Hub strategy to B.Ed. candidates at the University of Ottawa. The strategy, which I co-authored with my colleagues Linda Radford and Maria Robinson-Cseke, is designed to support our B.Ed. candidates as they develop a positive digital presence for themselves as professionals.
There will surely be MANY insights gained from this initiative.
The basics are outlined here, at a Google Site that I developed for EdTech at UOttawaEDU.
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