Exciting professional development that works! Discover Edcamp, a model of professional development that's never one- size-fits-all-and always productive. In Edcamp, "unconference" participants create the agenda and lead the sessions, drawing on their individual expertise, and engage in active collaboration for real results. Afterward, technology keeps the conversation going, building a connected learning environment that lasts. Here you'll find the tools to run an Edcamp in your school, district, or region and start connecting, including: * An overview of the Edcamp model * Evidence showing…mehr
Exciting professional development that works! Discover Edcamp, a model of professional development that's never one- size-fits-all-and always productive. In Edcamp, "unconference" participants create the agenda and lead the sessions, drawing on their individual expertise, and engage in active collaboration for real results. Afterward, technology keeps the conversation going, building a connected learning environment that lasts. Here you'll find the tools to run an Edcamp in your school, district, or region and start connecting, including: * An overview of the Edcamp model * Evidence showing its effectiveness * Practical strategies to use right away * A dedicated series websiteHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kristen Swanson helps teachers design meaningful, interactive curricula at the local and national level. She has taught at the elementary level, served as a regional consultant for Response to Intervention, and worked as an educational technology director for a public school district in Pennsylvania. She holds a B.A. degree from DeSales University, two M.A. degrees from Wilkes University, and an Ed.D. degree from Widener University. Kristen is currently an adjunct in the DeSales University instructional technology M.Ed program and a senior technology leader for BrightBytes. In addition to her experience as an educator, Kristen is also passionate about meaningful professional learning. She serves on the board of the Edcamp Foundation, a nonprofit organization designed to facilitate local, grassroots professional development. She has shared her ideas and expertise at ASCD conferences, TEDxPhiladelphiaEd, TEDxNYED, and Educon. She has also been published in academic journals, including Literacy Learning: The Middle Years and the Journal of Reading, Writing, and Literacy. She is the author of Professional Learning in the Digital Age: The Educator's Guide to User-Generated Learning and Teaching the Common Core Speaking and Listening Standards. Kristen is active in the educational technology sphere. She is a Google Certified Teacher, Twitter Teacher, Edublog Award Nominee, and avid blogger. She strongly believes that rigorous curriculum fosters meaningful technology integration, and she is also interested in the learning opportunities provided by asynchronous learning.
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Preface by Peter DeWitt Introduction: Learning is Changing. Is Your PD Keeping Pace? 1. Powering Up Professional Learning With the Edcamp Model The Need for Edcamps What Is an Edcamp? What Makes an Edcamp Unique? Tenets of the Edcamp Model Edcamp Philly: A Vignette So... How Do I Attend an Edcamp? 2. Does Edcamp Really Work? What Educators Are Saying About Edcamp and Its Exponential Growth The Impact on Student Learning Edcamper in Action: Craig Yen Edcamper in Action: Sean Wheeler Edcamper in Action: Heidi Swiak Edcamper in Action: Laksmi Puspitowardhani The "Yes, Buts..." We¿re Still Learning 3. Organizing an Edcamp-Style Event at Your School or District Bring the Benefits of an Edcamp-Style Professional Development to Your School or District Before You Start: Connecting to the Edcamp Community Getting Started Considering Culture Convinving School Leaders Who Are Skeptical of Open Learning Setting the Stage for Success The Day of Your Event: A Step-by-Step Guide Inset: A Helpful Checklist for the Day of Your Event 4. Tips for Running a Regional Edcamp Event Recruiting a Diverse Team Securing a Venue Large Enough to Accommodate Regional Attendance Promoting Your Event Fundraising Help Via the Edcamp Foundation 5. Final Thoughts References
Preface by Peter DeWitt Introduction: Learning is Changing. Is Your PD Keeping Pace? 1. Powering Up Professional Learning With the Edcamp Model The Need for Edcamps What Is an Edcamp? What Makes an Edcamp Unique? Tenets of the Edcamp Model Edcamp Philly: A Vignette So... How Do I Attend an Edcamp? 2. Does Edcamp Really Work? What Educators Are Saying About Edcamp and Its Exponential Growth The Impact on Student Learning Edcamper in Action: Craig Yen Edcamper in Action: Sean Wheeler Edcamper in Action: Heidi Swiak Edcamper in Action: Laksmi Puspitowardhani The "Yes, Buts..." We¿re Still Learning 3. Organizing an Edcamp-Style Event at Your School or District Bring the Benefits of an Edcamp-Style Professional Development to Your School or District Before You Start: Connecting to the Edcamp Community Getting Started Considering Culture Convinving School Leaders Who Are Skeptical of Open Learning Setting the Stage for Success The Day of Your Event: A Step-by-Step Guide Inset: A Helpful Checklist for the Day of Your Event 4. Tips for Running a Regional Edcamp Event Recruiting a Diverse Team Securing a Venue Large Enough to Accommodate Regional Attendance Promoting Your Event Fundraising Help Via the Edcamp Foundation 5. Final Thoughts References
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