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TPACK - a framework for technology integration
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TPACK - a framework for technology integration
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TPACK - a framework for technology integration
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Jeannette, thanks for your posting here. In some way we are all new to TPACK, particularly given how fast technology and contexts for learning are evolving. This discussion, on the other hand, hasn't really moved much in the past few months, which i…
Well said Dawn. The only thing I would add to your last sentence is to rephrase it as follows: When I can give them the technology skills required to meet an instructional need for teaching specific content..." etc. etc.
The words in bold are the o…
Adora, I think you placed it just right. And to give credit to the point Dan has been making, the tools we have now are more sophisticated than crayons, markers, paints etc.
On a slightly different note, it is always fun for me to see how different…
Dan, I think that the TPACK framework does exactly what you are suggesting. It values technology as an agent of change. Most rhetoric in Ed Psy academic circles ignore the possibilities that new technologies bring. Be it twitter (or other form of mi…
Milan, thanks for bringing up the question of teacher belief - a critical issue, as you rightly point out. Ertmer (2005) reviews a ton of research that shows (in accordance with your note above) that technology is "unlikely to be used unless teacher…
Matt T., I don't think that anybody considering us as being colleagues is making a mistake! I just happen to have two colleagues called Matt (doesn't everybody).
Heidi, a couple of issues/questions here that I will try to address to the best of my ability.
First, developing TPACK. There have been various strategies that have been suggested. Learning by Design is one of them (an overview can be found in a co…
Wish I could claim credit for that, subtle yet crucial distinction, but it was Czsiksentmihaly (I am sure I messed up the spelling of that name!) who talked about it in his book on Creativity. Too often we think of big "C" creativity - which I think…
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- At 7:56pm on March 13, 2009,
Rob Theriault said… - Loved the Thinking Creatively videos. Brilliant!
- At 5:56am on March 12, 2009,
Matt T. said… - Thanks for taking the time to contribute to the TPACK conversation, Punya. Your insight is (obviously) invaluable in this discussion.
- At 10:32am on June 18, 2008,
Gina Loveless said…
- Very FOND memories! I always find myself reflecting and referring back to those 5 weeks. A great part of life and who I am today! Enjoy!!!!
- At 9:29am on June 18, 2008,
- Welcome to the network! So how many nings does it take to be considered a virtual social butterfly?
:~}
- At 9:18am on April 27, 2007,
punya mishra said…
- Thanks. I look forward to getting to know all of you. I have also invited Leigh Wolf to the community. She is very interested in the role of web 2.0 to education. thanks ~ punya
- At 9:16am on April 27, 2007,
Cynthia Garrety said… - Nice to see you Punya, I look forward to your input into this community...
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