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Global education multivideo conferenza dal 14
al 18 novembre 2011.
Oltre 300 presentazioni in 4 giorni circa Ventimila partecipanti provenienti da
100 paesi del mondo
tutte le presentazioni sono state registrate e sono visibili in internet
L’importanza di tale avvenimento è legata alla possibilità di potere collegare
insieme, diverse migliaia di persone che stanno a casa propria , in tutte le parti del
mondo , dalla Cina all’Africa, dall’Australia all’Europa, dall’America
alla Russia, in un luogo virtuale per un convegno in cui tutti possono partecipare
contemporaneamente condividendo le proprie opinioni , come se fossero nella stessa stanza.
Questo è avvenuto utilizzando dei programmi innovativi , messi a disposizione dalla
organizzazione iEARN a professori ed insegnanti che da anni si occupano di Educazione
Globale e che vedono un nuovo modo di concepire la scuola, con delle classi che si aprono
al mondo ed utilizzano a pieno tutte le opportunità che offrono le nuove tecnologie . Ad
esempio molte conferenze erano basate sull’utilizzo di sistemi mobili di telefonia ,
dal classico telefonino cellulare, agli iPhone ed iPad , utilizzando anche sistemi aperti
di tablet computer con sistemi operativi android, che sono la nuova frontiera
dell’open source per la telefonia mobile. In tale contesto oltre alla tecnologia si
è posto l’accento sulla cooperazione mondiale tra varie strutture educative , che
sperimentano la educazione globale e che hanno fatto di essa il nuovo modo di educare
giovani di tutto il mondo con il motto “collegare tra loro i giovani fa la differenza
nel mondo”.
Un programma ricchissimo di interventi ha messo a confronto vari sistemi educativi
da quelli Americani a quelli Australiani , Cinesi e Giapponesi, passando per le nuove
opportunità nei paesi sottosviluppati, come Africa, paesi arabi, paesi del sud America ,
paesi dell’Est Asiatico, Pakistan , ed altri.
Pochi gli intereventi europei , tra questi il nostro per l’Italia che ha mostrato
come oltre alla tecnologia, la vera risorsa sono la rete di docenti e studenti che
partendo da contenuti condivisi , applicano le nuove tecnologie in settori tradizionali,
come la storia, la geografia, la religione , l’arte e i cambiamenti climatici legati
all’utilizzo dell’energia tradizionale a fronte delle energie rinnovabili.
Personalmente ho seguito oltre 30 conferenze oltre la mia ed ora potro' vedere le
altre .
Ho conosciuto un centinaio di professori e docenti di tutto il mondo.
A titolo di esempio riportiamo alcuni degli interventi in programma in questi giorni :
6:00pm
iEARN project in Italy - Giuseppe Fortunati doctor engeneer
Per utilizzare questa tecnologia occorre
scaricare dei programmi che permettono di utilizzare la blackboard ed il programma di
videoconferenza Elluminate , che è simile a Skype , ma permette collegamenti multipli,
molti a molti invece che uno a uno.
Per ora tale tecnologia è a pagamento ed il
costo è legato alla stanza virtuale che si noleggia ed al tempo ed il numero dei
partecipanti al convegno virtuale. Però l'organizzazione mondiale iEARN ha fatto per i
suoi soci dei pacchetti agevolati.
Come detto è possibile rivedere le
videoconferenze in un archivio digitale che resta per consultazione, cosa non
trascurabile, infatti tali conferenze sono ad oggi quanto di piu' avanzato sia possibile ,
in questa nuova frontiera che è l'educazione globale. Tutti i partecipanti hanno decine
di anni di esperienza ed anche i giovani sono accuratamente selezionati . Infatti per
partecipare occorre seguire prima un corso , e partecipare ad una selezione , per le call
for presentation. In cui si deve mandare un abstract della presentazione ed i riferimenti
in internet del lavoro fatto.
vedi anche il sito
http://globaleducation.ning.com/
Questa una sintesi di
alcune presentazioni
6:00pm
Live Video Conferencing: Strategies for Humanizing Global Education - Jennifer D.
Klein, Founder and Educational Consultant
6:00pm
SlideSpeech: Present Directly to Video Using Text-to-Speech - John Graves, PhD
Student
6:00pm
Thinking Beyond Borders Global Gap Year: A Teacher and Student Perspective - Loren
Abbate, TBB Program Leader (2010-11)
7:00pm
Connecting to the World Begins at Home -- Young Writers Project -- Geoffrey Gevalt,
director
7:00pm
Gaining Global Perspective in an Elementary Classroom - Beth Holland, Senior
Associate
7:00pm
Going Global - Tom Stanley
7:00pm
Reaching & Teaching Future-Ready Students - Dr. Bobby Hobgood, Coordinator of
1:1 Online Community of Practice
8:00pm
Blogs para educar colaborativamente - Prof. Cristina Velázquez
8:00pm
Developing a Global Issues Curriculum that Engages, Contributes, and Connects - Mike
Gwaltney, Instructor
8:00pm
KEYNOTE: Howard Gardner
8:00pm
Promoting and recognising development as global citizens: The International Global
Citizen's Award - Boyd Roberts, founder, animator
9:00pm
From Global-"i"-zation to Global-"we"-zation - Noble Kelly,
president
9:00pm
Global engagement through literature - Ms. A. Whitehurst
9:00pm
KEYNOTE: Greg Jacobs/Louder Than a Bomb
9:00pm
SPOTLIGHT: Best Practices in Global Project-Based Learning - Jennifer D. Klein,
Professional Development and Outreach Coordinator
9:00pm
Virtual Field Trips and Video Conferencing to Enhance Classroom-to-Classroom
Collaborations Around the Globe! - Cynthia Cornwell, Technology Resource Teacher
10:00pm
10 Tips for Globalizing Your Curriculum - Terry Heick, Director of Curriculum
10:00pm
Living, Reporting and Understanding the News as a Global Citizen - Veronica DeVore,
Assistant Editor of Education
10:00pm
PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR GLOBAL EDUCATION : HOW TO CONDUCT PROJECTS OUT OF BOUNDARIES
- Hiên-Minh Lê Thi, Ph.D. (c)
10:00pm
The MY HERO Project: Resources to Create, Share and Discover Inspirational Media -
Emma Olson Development Officer
11:00pm
Globaloria Social Learning Network for Global STEM Education through Game Design -
Dr. Idit Harel Caperton, President & Founder
11:00pm
Intercambios Docentes... Ventana a la multiculturalidad - Lydia Judith Castro
Navarrete
11:00pm
Prende tu celular - Prende tu celular
11:00pm
Reading Around the World - Jennifer Hanson, Librarian
Thursday, November 17
00:00
Lessons from the teapot: Using Facebook in the classroom - Anne De Manser
00:00
Music Matters - Sally Walsh
00:00
Powerful Web Tools for Elementary Global Collaboration - Nancye Blair, Technology
and Gifted Specialist
01:00
Connecting to Real World Problems with Google Earth - Thomas Petra, Teacher
01:00
Designing a Global Collaboration Using FlatClassroom® Model - Cathy Wolinsky,
Instructional Technology
01:00
ePals 101: Global Collaboration Across 200 Countries, With Free Projects and
Communication Tools - Rita Oates
01:00
Occupy PD: Taking Control of Your Professional Development - Kristen Swanson, EdCamp
Philly Organizer
02:00
Book Club 2.0: How To Start and Run a 21st Century Book Club - Benjamin Curran,
Educational Consultant/Teacher
02:00
Haiku for Kids: Connecting Kids Around the World through Poetry - Mary Carole
Strother
02:00
IT and Learning Centers for Streetkids in Manila Philippines - Jon Mannion
02:00
KEYNOTE: Carol Black
02:00
Mi Experiencia Educando Estudiantes en el Mundo Virtual - Lilian M. Dyer
03:00
Collaborative Tools for Global Communication & Reflection - Jason Graham Grade 1
Teacher & ICT Coordinator
03:00
PROYECTO PEDAGÓGICO PRODUCTIVO - LUIS FERNANDO CAMUES VITERI , DOCENTE
03:00
SPOTLIGHT: Las Mejores Prácticas en la Educación Global Basada en Proyectos -
Jennifer D. Klein, Founder and Educational Consultant
04:00
"Imagine Better": Participatory Culture and Literary-Inspired Activism -
Cris Crissman, PhD
04:00
ASB Goes Online - Debbie Grieve ASB Online Academy Co-Director
04:00
Global Connections Through Blogging - Shawn Avery, 6th Grade Teacher
04:00
Using a storytelling approach to curriculum for more equitable learning in
multi-ethnic classrooms - Katherine Ireland, graduate student
05:00
My Identity, Your Identity Culture Project: Global Online Collaboration in Action -
Nicolle Boujaber-Diederichs, Social Studies Teacher and Department Chair
05:00
Pathways to Understanding the Other: Developing Students’ Global Competence -
Aleks Nesic, Intercultural Specialist for Assessment and Training
05:00
Promising Practices and Innovation in California Adult Literacy Education Programs -
Equipping Low Skilled Adults for the Global Economy - Branka Marceta, Technology Projects
Coordinator
05:00
Using New Media to Solve New Challenges in a Connected World - Ken Morrison,
Assistant Professor
06:00
Global Education through Hip Hop: Teaching about the Palestinian Territories, a Case
Study - Elisheva Cohen
06:00
Using global journalism in your classroom - Mark Schulte, National Education
Coordinator
06:00
What I have done with (iEARN) organization to improve my skills and my teen peers -
Sulaiman Saud Al-Qassabi,
06:00
Within, Across, Beyond - Using technology to connect kids and realise a vision - Dr
Robert Sbaglia, ICT coordinator, Castlemaine North Primary School
08:00
Action research in education - Hery Yanto The
11:00
Developing a rigorous and internationally recognized curriculum - Lennox Meldrum,
Curriculum Manager (Physics and Mathematics)
11:00
Kids talking to Kids - Edna Sackson
12:00
'“TOWARDS THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A DIDACTIC LEARNING UNIT TO ENHANCE THE
TECHNOLOGICAL AND DIDACTIC COMPETENCE OF FUTURE ENGLISH TEACHERS' - Floralba Páez
Fernández
12:00
Cultural eLearning Adventures - Mrs Anne Mirtschin
12:00
Designing and running a global project has its challenges but anyone can do it! -
Jennifer Peterson, Academic Technology Coordinator
12:00
ISTE & IB A Marriage Made in Digital Heaven - Sean Thomas Moroney M.Ed..
13:00
Enhancing Information Fluency in Undergraduate Students and Faculty Through Study
Abroad and Transcultural Communication - Michael Aldarondo-Jeffries, Director McNair
Scholars Program
13:00
Primary Source & Asia Society Present: Teaching About Afghanistan Through
Primary Sources - Liz Howald, Program Director
13:00
SPOTLIGHT: Embedding Global Collaborative Projects into the Curriculum - Julie
Lindsay
13:00
Utilizing technology to facilitate learning: 1000guru.net - Miftakhul Huda
14:00
Liberating Curriculum from Monolingual Textbook to Multilingual Mobile Open Source -
Melda Yildiz, Associate Professor
14:00
Livro Aberto: Opening Books to Promote Literacy in Mozambique - a Student-Driven
Project - Juliana, Mayara, Clarice, Olivia, Maire
14:00
The Taiwan Government Scholarship Program: A Review of Taiwan’s Diplomacy
through Internationalization in Higher Education - Chun-Chan Hsu
14:00
What does it mean to be a Global Educator and how can we design lessons that help
students become Global Citizens? - Honor Moorman, International Studies Schools Network
Coach
15:00
A online course model for preparing educators worldwide to integrate youth
media-making into the classroom. - Allan Kakinda
15:00
Authentic Learning Experiences for Elementary Students, a U.S. - Uganda Connection -
Kim Sivick, Coordinator of Lower School Technology
15:00
Get Out of the Classroom with Virtual Field Trips - Jayme Linton, Instructional
Technology Facilitator
15:00
KEYNOTE: June Lee & Dr. Louise Mares
16:00
KEYNOTE: Michael Lees
16:00
Learning with a Global Perspective - Penny Lorenzo, Assistant Dean of Faculty
16:00
Promoting Industrial Project Presentations for International Collaboration - Dr.
Revathi Viswanathan
16:00
Realidad Aumentada aplicada al Dibujo Técnico - Señora: Anabel Sánchez Cabana
16:00
Using Innovative Online Technologies - Dr Katya Toneva
17:00
DeforestACTION!: Global Education for Environmental Stewardship - Sara Hassan,
Program Officer
17:00
European Collaboration through Math, Science and Technology (MaST) - ILESAN DANIELA
FLORENTINA
17:00
KEYNOTE: Jarmo Viteli
17:00
KEYNOTE: Anna Batchelder, Christopher Batchelder, Karen Fasimpaur
17:00
Reading Across the Globe: addressing the context of cultural difference through
collaborative discussion - Donna Roman Teacher and Andrew Barrett Director of Curriculum
and Instruction
17:00
Using Online Primary Sources K-12 for World History and 21st Century Skills - Susan
Zeiger, Program Director
18:00
Arab Spring: Using Social Media to Teach in Real Time - Jennifer D. Klein, Director
of Educational Development
18:00
got water? Join this annual virtual expedition from Guatemala with your students
(March 2012) and gain an understanding of our most basic human need: water. - Joan Roehre,
Distance Learning Facilitator
18:00
KEYNOTE: Esther Wojcicki
18:00
Using Technology to Promote Global Awareness in the Early Childhood Classroom PreK-2
- Althea Penn, m.ed.adm., Educational Consultant
19:00
A District Approach to Collaboration - Christy Fennewald, Technology Coordinator
19:00
Across Curriculum and Across Oceans: collaboration , technology and 21st century
skills for students - Steve Sandy, Technology Resource Teacher
19:00
Aprendiendo colaborativamente con modelo 1 a 1 en el aula - Prof. Cristina
Velázquez
19:00
Honing Interaction with International Online Projects - Ms Rita Zeinstejer, EFL
Teacher
19:00
KEYNOTE: Carrie Wagner
19:00
Making Connections Around the World - Jaime Steward k-12 technology integration
specialist
20:00
Building a Global High School Blogger's Collaborative - Mike Gwaltney, Instructor
20:00
Finding Global Primary Sources - Jennifer Hanson
20:00
Learn about earth smarts: A freely available educational construct for
socioecological literacy - Bryan H. Nichols
20:00
One Schools Story, Student exchanges: Impacts & Success - George Thornton,
Teacher
20:00
Social Media Student Clubs - Terry Eberhart, Executive Director of SMGECP
21:00
Across Borders - Lisette Casey, Technology Integration Specialist
21:00
Connecting Classrooms Project - Adelina Moura
21:00
KEYNOTE: Tara Abrahams
21:00
Techniques on How to Handle Poverty, Trauma, Adult Learning and the Web or "
You can help the pushouts." - Richard Close CEO
21:00
Using Live Broadcasting services to build collaboration between learners from
different schools! - Mr Alessio Bernardelli
22:00
FACE IT-TRACE IT-ERASE IT - JAck Strelec, teacher, coordinator
22:00
Foreign language exchanges via Skype: more productive, more relaxing and more fun
with this free resource - Jim Sarris, High School Spanish Teacher
22:00
National Security Language Initiative for Youth: A Students' Experience Abroad -
Curtis Young, Grant Programs Coordinator
22:00
Videos for Communities and Service - Rushton Hurley, Executive Director
23:00
Education Special Forces: A Complete Education System - Bob Zenhausern CEO
23:00
Global Projects - Theresa Allen, Technology Teacher and Coordinator
23:00
Global Virtual Project Based Learning (GVPBL): A Structured Theoretical Framework
for Cross Hemispheric Collaboration - G. Andrew Page, PhD
23:00
Integration of the Asia Society Global Competency Matrix in Teaching and Learning:
Developing KM Global Charter School - Valerie Schmitz - Director
23:00
Social Media Club Education Chapters - Terry Eberhart, Executive Director of SMGECP
Visualizzazione degli eventi fino al 18/11.
Friday, November 18
12:00am
Making Global Collaboration Work: A Concrete Example for the 21st Century - Steven
Sowell, English Department Chair
12:00am
Redefining 21st Century Literacy: Is Digital Literacy Underrepresented In Curriculum
Around The World? - Paul Garofano - Educational Technology Specialist
12:00am
World Savvy Students - Charmagne Campbell-Patton, Program Manager
12:00am
Youth Media Creation in the At-Risk Student Population - Gregg Witkin, Adobe Youth
Voices Lead Educator
1:00am
'La incorporación del teléfono celular en el aula como recurso tecnológico
audiovisual.' - Profesor Sergio D. Bosio
1:00am
Essentializing the Global “Other”: Defining and Teaching
“Culture” as a 21st Century Skill - Craig Perrier
1:00am
Personalized Learning Toolkits: Designing New Pathways for Every Student - Barbara
Bray, Creative Learning Strategist
1:00am
Students of Today Building the Schools of Tomorrow in S. Sudan - Jordan Frank, PR
Director FBF; Executive Director, TWS
2:00am
Curriculum as a platform - Dr. Maria Droujkova
2:00am
Educación en contextos de privación de la libertad - Andrés Leiva Beil
2:00am
Google Lit Trips: Sharing the wisdom of OUR Global Literary Heritage via Google
Earth - Jerome Burg, founder, Google Lit Trips
3:00am
Developing Authentic Global Collaborative Science Projects - Robin Cochran Dirksen
3:00am
Dipping into the EdTech fun -- outside Silicon Valley - Betsy Corcoran, Tony Wan,
editors
3:00am
Gathering Around the Fire: Story in the Digital Age - Judy Goldberg
3:00am
Igniting Creativity, Collaboration and Innovation through Integrated Assessment -
Karen Yager Dean of Studies
4:00am
be you. - monika hardy
4:00am
Globalize Learning with Local Opportunities and Technology Tools - Rita Oates, PhD
4:00am
Preparation of teachers as educational researchers in the borderless new media
community - Yin-Mei Wong, PhD
4:00am
Sandra Soler Daza, Master en Tecnologías Aplicadas a la Educación. Docente Lic. en
Informática
5:00am
Digging into Minecraft - Dr Bronwyn Stuckey
5:00am
eTextbook in Academia: Issues and Solutions - Plamen Miltenoff, Professor
5:00am
Terry Eberhart Cultural and Geographic Variations in SM use by higher education
instructors with their students - Terry Eberhart, Executive Director of SMGECP
5:00am
World Language Teaching to Language Immersion Teaching: Opening Career Doors -
Shannon Peterson, Assistant Director
6:00am
Aprender en Colaboración Desde la distancia, con los PTI es posible. - Amanda
Silene Russi. Docente
6:00am
Building a Global High School Blogger's Collaborative - Mike Gwaltney, Instructor
6:00am
Lacadalet and the (inter)national poetry Channel - Hana Sustkova
6:00am
Perspectives of the Education System in Finland - Dr. Ann Gaudino, President
8:00am
Learning from everywhere: English 3.0 Pilot Project - Hery Yanto The
8:00am
Proyectos Colaborativos Globales: interterritorialidades y relaciones
transdisciplinares en la construcción ampliada del currículum de ciencias. - Reina
Cortellezzi Lagos
9:00am
Esteem individually, engage internationally: Autonomous Personal Learning for
Language Teachers - Mgr. et Mgr. Lenka Kroupová
10:00am
Higher Engineering Education : Integrating Blooms Taxanomy, PBL, Students
Personality and ICT for outcome based curriculum Design of Industry relevant Courses -
Satyadhyan Chickerur
10:00am
Project Purpose: Students Making a Difference in Mozambique - Ariana, Yahn, Allysen,
Chantal
10:00am
Shared Mindspace: trading places for high impact - Nina Prodinger, CVO
11:00am
Distributed Concurrent e-Design - Anne Fox (Owner/Manager)
11:00am
Getting a Sense of the Whole Game: The Idea of Scientific Conferences as Educational
Simulations - Dr. Haido Samaras, Director of Instructional Design and Development
11:00am
Global(ized) EFL Education and Stereotyping - Dr. Kimberly Brooks-LEwis
12:00pm
99 Ways to Give & Receive: Service Learning & CAS Informing Global Awareness
& Citizenry - Sean Thomas Moroney M.Ed.
12:00pm
Las TIC y su influencia en la educación. Técnicas y recursos didácticos.
Proyectos colaborativos con TIC - Lic. y Prof. Claudio Ariel Clarenc
12:00pm
SPOTLIGHT: 7 Steps to Flatten Your Classroom: Simple Steps from the Flat Classroom
Project - Vicki Davis, Teacher/ IT Director
12:00pm
The globally solidary responsibility as an educational goal - Dr Maria del Carmen
Patricia Morales
1:00pm
iInnovate. iIntegrate. iPublish - Eric Walters, Director of Science and Technology
1:00pm
NetGeneration of Youth : A Catalyst for Education Transformation in the Global
–Digital Age - Emilio Garza, Assistant Principal
1:00pm
Proyecto Telecolaborativo: Ciencia Enredada - Experiencia H2.0 - Prof. Cristina
Velázquez
1:00pm
SPOTLIGHT: Integrating Technology into Blended Learning in Higher Education - Nellie
Deutsch, Ed.D
2:00pm
"La educación prohibida" - Germán Doin campos
2:00pm
Finding Solutions to Hunger - Deanne McBeath, Educator & Janna Wilson, Educator
2:00pm
iEARN Master Trainer Seminar reflections: Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art
grant recipients discuss their experience - Donna Román and Zeenat Munir
2:00pm
Your Students Are Changing: Are You? - Mrs. Najwa Farha Chalabi
3:00pm
#Redeschat, networked learning about a hashtag - Luz Pearson - ICT Coord - Teacher
3:00pm
Creating a Global Education: From Mission to Practice - Richard Swanson, Assistant
Principal
3:00pm
Creating a Global Issues Curriculum: From Awakening to Empowering Empathic Action -
Rob Ferrin, High School Humanities
3:00pm
International Collaboration: Seeking 4 Schools to Partner with TI Charter in the
Bronx - Steve Bergen and Adjowah Scott, co-founders
4:00pm
Digiteen Dream Team - Vicki Davis, Teacher/ IT Director
4:00pm
KEYNOTE: Pam Allyn
4:00pm
Oral Communication for an Interconnected World: Creating Competent Speakers - Erik
Palmer, Author (Well Spoken: Teaching Speaking to All Students, Stenhouse, 2011),
Consultant
4:00pm
Student-Authored Wiki Textbooks: Composition and Review - Edward F. Gehringer,
Assoc. Professor, Comp. Sci.
5:00pm
CLOSING KEYNOTE: Ed Gragert
6:00pm
GlobalEdCon11 Closing Party!
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