are you really connecting if you are not sharing?
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This is my presentation from Melbourne Teachmeet @ Immigration Museum on 10th of May, 2014.TRANSCRIPT
Are You Really Connecting If You’re
Not Giving Back?Teachmeet @ Immigration Museum 10/5/14
http://goo.gl/qcASIa
Aaron Davis@mrkrndvs
True Openness ...“True openness is where content is shared freely, all work is attributed fairly, and where educators also open themselves up for dialogue, collaboration and constructive criticism.”
Steve Wheeler ‘Open Scholarship’
●Social bookmarking●Social media●Commenting●Remixing
So how can we give back anyway?
A Connected Continuum
Know enough thanks
Prefer to
lurk in the shadows Share
ideas which stand out
Attribute ideas and use
hashtags to extend their scope
Engage with ideas,
commenting on posts and
remixing things
Sharing with Students“Every Heads of Department meeting I lead now has two student attendees who do the same pre-reading as the HoDs and contribute to the learning conversation as equals.”
Cameron Paterson ‘Leading Learning – Coaching and Teaming for Innovation’
Flipping the Classroom
Too often sharing focuses on teachers, when it is probably students who would benefit the most.
How are you giving back?Please go to the following Padlet and share how you give back in and out of the classroom ...
http://padlet.com/aarondavis/givingback
Images● Slide Two: Open doornear to Wickenby,
Lincolnshire, Great Britain● by Richard Croft (via Geograph)● Slide Three: Teachers Failing by Bill Ferriter (via
Flickr)● Slide Five: Superhero themed party by
Anders Ruff (via Flickr)● Slide Six: Flippin' Mastery by Ffion Atkinson (via
Flickr)