Lee Crockett is an award winning designer, marketing consultant, speaker, and co-author of Understanding the Digital Generation. Lee's keynote presentation at ULearn10 is an intelligent and humorous look at the differences between digital learners and those that are educating them. Lee believes that we need to provide students with a fundamentally different set of skills: 'We don’t need four year degrees anymore, we need 40 years of learning and relearning.' Lee is also co-publisher of the Committed Sardine blog.
Lee Crockett is an award winning designer, marketing consultant, speaker, and co-author of Understanding the Digital Generation. Lee's keynote presentation at ULearn10 is an intelligent and humorous look at the differences between digital learners and those that are educating them. Lee believes that we need to provide students with a fundamentally different set of skills: 'We don’t need four year degrees anymore, we need 40 years of learning and relearning.' Lee is also co-publisher of the Committed Sardine blog.
Lee Crockett is an award winning designer, marketing consultant, speaker, and co-author of Understanding the Digital Generation. Lee's keynote presentation at ULearn10 is an intelligent and humorous look at the differences between digital learners and those that are educating them. Lee believes that we need to provide students with a fundamentally different set of skills: 'We don’t need four year degrees anymore, we need 40 years of learning and relearning.' Lee is also co-publisher of the Committed Sardine blog.
Steve Wheeler (@timbuckteeth) is an Associate Professor in Learning Technologies at the University of Plymouth. Steve was a keynote speaker atULearn10, and in this EDtalk he talks about open education resources. Steve makes the claim that open education resources will be the death of traditional publishing.
Tony Gilbert is deputy principal at Greenbay High School. In this EDtalk recorded at Learning@School he acknowledges that leading change associated with the implementation of ICT and change in related pedagogy can be quite daunting. Tony outlines a range of strategies that might help make leading change in ICT easier for school leaders.
In this ULearn09 spotlight presentation Dr Cheryl Doig explores some of the things that get in the way of change and suggests some ways of moving people forward in their thinking.
