Kirstin Anderson-McGhie (@keamac) has been using travel buddies to connect her students with the world outside their school gates. In this EDtalk recorded at ULearn11 Kirstin explains what travel buddies are, and how they can contribute to student learning through collaborative projects.
Kirstin Anderson-McGhie (@keamac) has been using travel buddies to connect her students with the world outside their school gates. In this EDtalk recorded at ULearn11 Kirstin explains what travel buddies are, and how they can contribute to student learning through collaborative projects.
Kirstin Anderson-McGhie (@keamac) has been using travel buddies to connect her students with the world outside their school gates. In this EDtalk recorded at ULearn11 Kirstin explains what travel buddies are, and how they can contribute to student learning through collaborative projects.
Andrew Churches, Curriculum Manager for ICT at Kristin School, talks about First Robotics, an international robotics competition where groups of students (electronics, PR, Finance, logistics) work collaboratively to build a robot in only six weeks.
In this EDtalk from ULearn11 Trevor Storr, Co-Director of e-Learning at Cantanet, talks about the possibilities ultra fast broadband (UFB) brings to collaborative education. Trevor asks how we might organise learning when all learners have easy access to the internet, and he calls for innovative ways to allow sharing and collaboration to take place.
Three of the CORE Education UK team, Richard, Malcolm and Sarah, outline their recent projects, commenting on lessons learned, and speculate on ways that online collaboration and action research might be nurtured.
