Mobile 2012 was amazing! Thanks to Tony Vincent and the Arizona K-12 Center for hosting another great learning opportunity. From meeting awesome educators to being challenged in my thinking, it was everything for which one could hope. There was certainly no shortage of apps or hands-on learning opportunities! I came home with so many ideas my head was spinning, but it was others' beliefs about teaching and learning that I found myself reflecting on most. Here is a recap as told in tweets:
Education is the most powerful weapon that can change the
world. @jcasap #mobile2012
Technology lets out the learner in all of us. Let out the learner, let out the
genius. #mobile2012
Technology is just a tool that should be used to accomplish what we need to
We don't need to teach students how to be digital citizens; we need to teach them to be digital leaders. @jcasap #mobile2012
Students should feel it's their class and classroom, not just the teacher's! #mobile2012
Why would student spend 3 hrs making a video tutorial when HW takes 7 min? "The teacher knows the answer. My friends don't." #mobile2012
When students have to explain math in "how-to" tutorial, they really have to learn the material. #mobile2012 #mathtraintv
"learning isn't what you cover, it's what you discover" Noam Chomsky bit.ly/lwf-chomsky (vid) #mobile2012
Moving at the Speed of Creativity - Combining 21st Century Skills, Project Based Learning, and iPads bit.ly/HGyIbg
Will I be going back? I plan to! #mobile2013
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