Trying to find music for the video! This will need a lot of graphics work and I am having problems uploading my talking head videos to movie maker?
Monday, December 28, 2009
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Links on Global Diversity:
Bermingham, D. ( 2009), Opinion: Educating our way out of the crisis. Retrieved on 12 15, 2009 from http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/worldview/091105/education-economic-crisis-g20-commerce
Richardson, J. (2009) Reflection of 2009 comparative and international education society conference, Retrieved on 12 16, 2009 from
http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/LeaderTalk/2009/04/reflection_of_the_2009_compara.html?qs=global+diversity
Richardson, J. (2009) Reflection of 2009 comparative and international education society conference, Retrieved on 12 16, 2009 from
http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/LeaderTalk/2009/04/reflection_of_the_2009_compara.html?qs=global+diversity
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Global Diversity
Diversity evolved as international businesses expanded and our technology on the electronic highway, the Internet, improved so agreement would be reached with George Siemens. Today, I watched as a friend was texted from Europe to be informed that the Euro train system was down due to bad weather. As they messaged and talked to each other, I realized that up to the minute updates were possible on road conditions and other transportation problems in Great Britain and all of Europe.
Diversity must be accepted by the educational technologist. Age, gender, level of education, socioeconomic status, and learning style in the past were considered as a part of instructional design. As we move into the future and in industry, we must include culture and language to be successful. (McLaren, 2007) “Theorists have now begun to consider that culture (and language) may play a greater role in the conveyance of knowledge than previously thought. Because knowledge is socially mediated, and socialization is grounded in culture (and language), it follows that education is seen not as a process of conveying knowledge, but as a as a co-construction of education
within sociocultural (and sociolinguistic) contexts”. (Thomas, Mitchell, &
Joseph, 2002). We are no longer just an English speaking country but a multicultural planet with different languages and cultures. We must design and implement technologies that embrace other cultures and languages to encompass diversity, not only within this country but globally. There is growing need to incorporate our education into an international collaborative endeavor, as stated by http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/worldview/091105/education-economic-crisis-g20-commerce
Diversity must be accepted by the educational technologist. Age, gender, level of education, socioeconomic status, and learning style in the past were considered as a part of instructional design. As we move into the future and in industry, we must include culture and language to be successful. (McLaren, 2007) “Theorists have now begun to consider that culture (and language) may play a greater role in the conveyance of knowledge than previously thought. Because knowledge is socially mediated, and socialization is grounded in culture (and language), it follows that education is seen not as a process of conveying knowledge, but as a as a co-construction of education
within sociocultural (and sociolinguistic) contexts”. (Thomas, Mitchell, &
Joseph, 2002). We are no longer just an English speaking country but a multicultural planet with different languages and cultures. We must design and implement technologies that embrace other cultures and languages to encompass diversity, not only within this country but globally. There is growing need to incorporate our education into an international collaborative endeavor, as stated by http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/worldview/091105/education-economic-crisis-g20-commerce
Friday, December 18, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Welcome to my New blog for Students
This is a blog to discuss the Best Practices for Principles of Distance Learning
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