Kaupapa of Visible Learning:
The value of visible learning is that you shouldn't have to be a rocket scientist to figure it all out.
Sites should be easy to navigate for everyone. The 3 clicks to get to the heart of it all is a good check and measure. I agree that any more than that and it impacts on the motivation to keep looking/learning. Visible learning makes learning easy, accessible and therefore more likely to be successful.
Multimodal: The range of tools and ideas available to enhance learning. Presenting learners with pathways that will engage and cater for different learning styles is powerfully motivating and exciting.
Blogger Visibility: Brand new learning for me and very useful as I will be able to provide feedback class by class over time if I set myself and support staff achievable goals of commenting on students blogs. I had no idea this was a feature of Hapara. How amazing!!!
T Shaped Literacy: Woolf Fisher slide presentation is a great overview of what this is all about. The biggest challenges I see are finding the range of different text types and ensuring they match the needs of students. I developed a T Shaped literacy site with Learn/Create/Share in mind which I will develop more over time.
T Shaped Literacy Site
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Kaupapa of Visible Learning: The value of visible learning is that you shouldn't have to be a rocket scientist to figure it all out. S...
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Another day with my head spinning from the incredible learning but battling connectivity issues and admin rights which will be referred on ...
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Cybersmart : The language pertaining to the Cybersmart curriculum is so positive. It provides an excellent model for all our learners to mo...
Kia ora Raina,
ReplyDeleteI love the way the digital tools mean that we can share our mahi with one another and learn from one another.
A great idea to get support staff commenting on learner blogs. They will need the access to Hapara TD. I also agree there is power in you as Tumuaki commenting on learner's blog posts. Asking teachers to recommend blog posts for you to comment on is a pssible strategy.
Arohanui from Tairāwhiti,
Maria