Diigo links 03/11/2013

• TPACK Game – YouTube

  Lisa Hervey recently uploaded a new video to YouTube (http://youtu.be/7z3aP_Chj6c) that explains how to play “The TPACK Game:” a game first developed in 2007 that helps teachers to explore the interrelationships among the different components of the TPACK construct in practical ways. There are multiple ways that teacher educators have developed to play this professional development game, so we thought it might be helpful to provide an overview here.
   
  Here is Matt Koehler’s description of the game:
  “In the TPACK Game, you consider how Technology (T), Pedagogy (P), and Content (C) work together by randomly choosing two of the three (C,P, and T), and thinking deeply to find the third that makes them all work together in a pedagogically sound way to teach the content.” (http://mkoehler.educ.msu.edu/tpack-101/the-tpack-game/) Matt is one of the co-creators of the game.
  Here’s a set of instructions for a different version of The TPACK Game:
  http://nclti2012ciw.ncdpi.wikispaces.net/TPACK+Game
  Here’s a group playing this version of the game:
  
  Here’s Mark Hofer, Teresa Foulger, and Sarah McPherson’s version of The TPACK Game, used in an ISTE 2012 conference workshop:
  http://iste2012.wmwikis.net/TPACK+Game
  Here’s Karen Richardson’s article about using The TPACK Game with different groups of teachers in different versions and ways:
  http://minerclass.wikispaces.com/file/view/TPACK+Game.pdf and
  http://leadinginnovation11t.wikispaces.com/file/view/TPACK+game+on.pdf
  A brief history of The TPACK Game is included in Punya Mishra’s blog here:
  http://punya.educ.msu.edu/2010/08/13/tpack-game-the-matt-koehler-version/
  And here are TPACK Game instructions in Dutch:
  http://www.tpack.nl/uploads/8/0/0/1/8001167/tpack-nl_the_game.pdf

  tags: usqict dlrn tpack pedagogy

• An avalanche is coming: Higher education and the revolution ahead

  #edu5601 via @jswann of possible interest to students working in higher education

  tags: usqict dlrn edu5601 higher-education

• When Collaboration Kills Creativity

  #edp4130 is cooperation different from collaboration in its effect on creativity?

  tags: usqict dlrn pln olt collaboration cooperation edp4130 creativity design

• Hacking the Classroom: Beyond Design Thinking

  #edp4130 via @jackiegerstein thoughts toward pedagogies for technologies education

  tags: usqict dlrn edp4130 pln olt design creativity pedagogy

• 4 Methods To Curate Your Way To An Internet Following

  #edp4130 via @AmyAntonio86 more ways to build a positive digital footprint to enhance your professional reputation

  tags: usqict dlrn edp4130 pln digital_literacy olt curation

• How Teachers Can Start Curating Information for Professional Development

  #edp4130 more useful insights from Eye on Education – infographic presentation simplifies the ideas

  tags: usqict dlrn pln olt curation design teachers professional_development

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