ILASCD

Bling! or Bang?

Filtering Out the Noise

  Lenses for Learning Design 

Digging In

• Unearthing Blooms
  • • Blooms Taxonomy
    • Flipping Blooms
    • Stanford research post

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• Activities
  • • Collaborative Notebooks
    • Digital Literacy
      • Information
      • Visual
    • Data Detectives
    • Literature Circles 
    • Virtual Science
      • Lesson – Human Systems
      • Virtuali-tee Demo Video 
    • Visible Thinking Routines

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• Lenses
  • SAMR
  • TPaCK
  • TIMS

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Questions to Consider (and re-consider)…

• Where are these lenses present when identifying needs re: technology?
• Where are they present when making academic and instructional decisions?
• Where are they present in student learning?
• Where are they present in professional learning?
• How are we bringing the larger learning community into the fold?
• Why bother?
• What connections do you draw to the responses on our opening questions? (below)

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From Our Session:

• Slide-deck
• Thinkering Studio, Edutopia video
• Question Formulation Technique, Right Question Institute

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Additional Resources

• Dear Future Me
• ISTE Standards
  • Students
  • Educators
  • Education Leaders
  • Coaches
• Webb’s Depth of Knowledge
• The Questions Concerning Technology & podcast discussion
• Process Guides for Digital Resource and Learning Technology Selection
  • Digital Promise Ed Tech Pilot Framework  – https://edtech.digitalpromise.org/
  • Resources for Educators, NCEE – https://ies.ed.gov/ncee/wwc/Resources/ResourcesForEducators
  • Florida Center for Instructional Technology – evaluation tools
  • MA Dept of Education – Ed Tech Systems Guide
• Additional Lenses
  • Triple E rubric
  • TIMS 5 Levels of Tech Integration
  • US, DoE Digital Learning Resource Matrix
  • Evidence Provisions of Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)

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Product Research

• • The Student Data Privacy Consortium hosts a national registry of tools that meet an agreed-upon student data privacy agreement.
  • Digital Promise – -product certification for tools that can demonstrate they have consulted empirical research, developed a logic model, and publicly published their product’s research basis.
  • ISTE issues a seal of alignment for products that are aligned to their standards.
  • iKeepSafe offers certifications for tools that meet FERPA, COPPA, and California Student Privacy requirements.
  • EdSurge curates an edtech product index.
  • EdReports produces free reviews of K-12 instructional materials. Their reports offer evidence-rich, comprehensive information about programs’ alignment to standards and other indicators of quality.
  • Common Sense – ratings and reviews of educational tech tools based on engagement, pedagogy, and support offered to users.
  • What Works Clearinghouse, Institute for Education Statistics – research on the efficacy of practices and interventions

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Additional Examples in Practice

• High Tech High (K-12)
• With Virtual Reality, Students Get a Glimpse of Different Careers – Hechinger Report
• Charting A Course In the World of Work  – Cajon Valley Union School District
• Podcasting in the Classroom
• Lit Circles
• Student Podcasting