Around the World in 30 Days – July 2018
Jul30

Around the World in 30 Days – July 2018

C. M. Rubin’s Global Education Report Europe has not been shy about putting Big Tech under the microscope. This month, Google hit a new record with a US$5 billion fine for trying to eliminate competition in the search field. Technology and progress in science bring with them transformative advances which offer potential solutions to some of the world’s greatest challenges. At the same time, these technologies present new issues and...

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The Global Search for Education: Teachers Talk Literacy Skills for a Digital World
Jul04

The Global Search for Education: Teachers Talk Literacy Skills for a Digital World

Print and pictures on the pages of a textbook, a novel, a poster board, a newspaper or a comic book – once upon a time that was how we consumed stories and other information. Then came the internet. Today, digital natives are both consuming and creating online or on their mobile phones constantly, and the literacy skills needed for an interconnected world have changed.  They include the ability to navigate thousands of sources, locate...

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The Global Search for Education:  Where in the Virtual World Is Alice?
Jun15

The Global Search for Education: Where in the Virtual World Is Alice?

“When breaking away from the strict confines of print, words become dynamic, they gain an energy of their own. They go upstairs and down, around corners, underwater. They express themselves, they show what they are about.”  — Ian Harper Welcome to digital story-telling. Imagine a story that transports you to every corner of the world – a virtual journey that you help create because it is not just the author’s tale...

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The Global Search for Education: Digital
May06

The Global Search for Education: Digital

  “We live in a world now where anybody can ask any question anywhere and get thousands of answers within seconds, but it is up to the questioner to determine which of those answers are legit, which are false, which are intentionally misleading.” — Howard Rheingold  If you think educating an individual to be digitally literate is difficult today, just imagine what it will be like 5 years from now? Howard...

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