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Connecting Youth Interests Via Libraries
As libraries across the country reimagine themselves, patrons, particularly young ones, are finding them more relevant in today’s technological age. Examples of innovative projects, tapping into the power of the Internet, include...
Categories: Connected Learning, Digital LearningMaking Learning More Connected
I consider myself pretty invested in the Connected Learning community. I had the privilege of co-chairing the "Civic Education and Youth Serving Organizations" strand of the Digital Media and Learning conference in...
Category: Connected LearningAddressing “The War on Learning”
I’m always interested in technology critics who are accomplished users of the tools they criticize. Elizabeth Losh, director of Academic Programs, Sixth College at UC San Diego, teaches digital rhetoric, digital journalism,...
Categories: Digital Learning, Educational PracticeTrust, Privacy and Everyday Life
I recently realized that it was time to move. My oldest son is 7 and he’d learned that “everything was on the Internet’ from a schoolmate, and wanted to see if our...
Category: Digital CitizenshipFear and Learning in Las Vegas
I hung out with popular children's and young adult authors like Mo Willems and Lemony Snicket and Markus Zusak last week. Okay, maybe “hung out” is too strong a description. I mainly...
Category: Connected LearningRapid Tech Change Requires Rebranding to Recruit Talent
A few months ago, I met the city of Austin’s Chief Information Officer (CIO) and we soon discovered that we had several mutual interests, especially related to young people, technology, and a...
Category: Digital CitizenshipBadges Series, Part 4: The Emergence of the BadgeAlliance
Do you think you can pass the supreme BadgeGeek test? If so, good luck. Your challenge: make it through this interview. To appease my inner BadgeGeek, I reached out to Erin Knight,...
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