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Protecting Kids During and After Remote Learning

A Principal's Reflections

During synchronous instruction using Zoom or Google Hangouts, don't take pictures of kids and post them to social media. Gaming and social media use by kids has risen dramatically during social distancing. For more information, check out this article from Common Sense Education. Here's the bottom line.

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What the SAMR Model May Be Missing

Edsurge

Personalized learning technologies can, ironically, make the learning experience less personal, less human. The problem with many personalized learning tools is that they live mostly in realm of Substitution or Augmentation tasks. But this brand of personalized learning has its limits.

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Are Schools Sacrificing Students' Privacy in the Name of Safety?

Graphite Blog

Monitoring software can track what students say and do online, sometimes even on students' privately owned devices or social media accounts. In some cases schools might even use tools like location tracking or facial recognition software. See Google's cookie information for details. Should They?

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What Problems Has Edtech Solved, and What New Ones Did It Create?

Edsurge

Hyper-stimulating media pervades their worlds, social media culture makes them feel inadequate, and existential pressures of economic, community and environmental decline hover over their futures. The new problem we have created is a dramatic increase in student anxiety. Students are stressed out. But the consultant was right.

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Education Technology and The Age of Surveillance Capitalism

Hack Education

Google and Facebook are paradigmatic here, and Zuboff argues that the former was instrumental in discovering the value of behavioral surplus when it began, circa 2003, using user data to fine-tune ad targeting and to make predictions about which ads users would click on. These technologies foreclose rather than foster future possibilities.

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We Asked Teachers What They Want From Edtech. Here’s What They Said.

Edsurge

Feedback: One teacher in Northern California told my team that when her class started using personalized learning software, her students were “just click, click, clicking away.” 7th Grade Informational Writing: How is social media used in times of crisis? 6th Grade Narrative Writing: Who were the Greek gods?

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22 Top Tips for Better Classroom Management

The CoolCatTeacher

I want them to join Google classroom. and I want them to turn their photograph in as an assignment in Google Classroom. As you teach and find new tools, adopt classroom management strategies that help you hold students accountable, keep them engaged, and personalize learning for them. It will help.

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