Learning about Learning via People I don't Know via Twitter
Jennifer Maze (@JenGrayScience) is middle and high school science teacher in Colorado. I don't know her, but somewhere along the way I learned she was an educator to follow on Twitter. I've not been disappointed!
If I parsed her tweets from this weekend correctly, she attended a Google for Education Global Summit. She offered a torrent of tweets, one of which I'll tackle in Thursday's newsletter/post. Today I want to consider this tweet from Sunday.
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| NASA World Wind is a great tool. What goal would an educator have for its use in or outside of class? |
Pick the learning goal, then the strategy, then the tool -- NEVER start with the tool! #gafesummitThat's the process I learned from my instructional designers at Penn State. I also learned that at Penn State classes are not aimed at teaching software packages. I'm guessing those who formally study education learn these ideas even earlier in their professional development than I did.
