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- School / Work Affiliation
- School District of Holmen - Holmen, Wisconsin
- About Me:
- Educator (33 years)-ms science, library media, instructional technology, edtech planning and implementation, former WI DEN Field Manager (Discovery), technology director.
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- http://www.holmen.k12.wi.us
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21st Century Learning Skills
I would like to get a discussion off the ground focused on how educational technology leaders are providing professional development programs and opportunities focused on 21st Century Learning Skills based on the the various frameworks (http://www.21stcenturyskills.org/) and / or related best practices. I have been doing a lot of reviews of research, listening to related podcasts and various edtech leaders, and would like to hear your success st…
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Thanks for inviting me to be one of your "friends" here at Classroom 2.0. What a wealth of experience you have. I haven't taken a look at the bookmarks you've shared. I haven't shared mine, which have accumulated since web browsers first offered that feature. I look forward to seeing what we "seasoned" folks have to add to the discussions here, perhaps mostly perspective that will take awhile for the newest generation to learn is valuable.
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