By Alan Levine speaking at Faculty Academy via Pedablogy.
You can’t figure this stuff out from the outside.
I would also add a warning to Alan’s statement for those of you who go to educational technology conferences. NEVER listen to a presenter or keynote that has not been immersed in the environment that they are talking about. You will be misinformed.
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who are not immersed are much more likely to make mistakes about the environment. This is why it’s better to be immersed in a topic rather than to be merely told (or ‘taught’) about it. Quentin D’Souza, Teaching Hacks.com, May 21, 2007 [Tags: none] [Link] [Comment]
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This is quote of the day on Teachinghacks.com. You can’t figure this stuff out from the outside! A pretty straight forward and commonsense piece of advice but how many educators make decisions based what on they ‘think‘ they know about a piece of technology, or software, or ICT without