The future of education and technology presents a difference of opinion shaped by opposing visions. Singh and Maughan (2014) argue that technological advances have increased inequality. They emphasize how access to tools like AI is concentrated in specific regions, leaving… Continue Reading →
Published by Joan Oladunjoye 13th October 2024 The integration of AI into the K12 computer science curriculum in Canada offers promising opportunities, yet presents significant…
As I look ahead toward the future of skilled trades education in North America, I choose to be optimistic about where Technical and Vocational Education and…
by Elizabeth Childs. Hi Everyone,
Happy Friday! I hope this note finds you having had a great week
and looking forward to a weekend ahead that will be full of a mix of fall fun
and LRNT 523 paper idea generation, pondering and maybe even sketchi…
For my upcoming essay, I’ll explore how AI could transform K-12 classrooms by personalising learning and enhancing student engagement. AI is already making its way into the classroom, with teachers using it to simplify routine tasks, while students are learning to navigate it for their own use at home. We need to be proactive rather […]
Image generated using the prompt “VR glasses showing a dystopic cityscape in the lenses” by OpenAI, DALL-E, 2024 (https://openai.com/index/dall-e-3/) In my everyday life, I strive to be an optimist or, at the very least, a kind realist. And yet, in my MALAT class, it may seem odd that I frequently…
by Elizabeth Childs. Hi Everyone,
We
are starting Unit 3 today, can you believe it?! The last one of
this course. This unit focuses on futures, in a similar way that Unit 1 focuses
on histories. There is one activity this week, intended to help …
LRNT523: Activity 5Written by Kirsten & Kym The media debate between Richard Clark (Yoda) and Robert Kozma (Elon Musk) is as hot as ever in today’s EdTech-saturated world. Clark famously argues that media is just a tool for delivery, like… Continue Reading →
Authors: Darren Fischer & Allie Munro “media are mere vehicles that deliver instruction but do not influence student achievement any more than the truck that delivers our…
LRNT523: Activity 5Written by Kirsten & Kym The media debate between Richard Clark (Yoda) and Robert Kozma (Elon Musk) is as hot as ever in today’s EdTech-saturated world. Clark famously argues that media is just a tool for delivery, like receiving from DoorDash—it doesn’t influence how we learn. Kozma fires back, claiming that the media …
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