The Seven Spaces of Technology in School Environments from Ewan McIntosh on Vimeo.
1) secret spaces
- one person to one person
- space for getting off task - see ideas you wouldn't have explored
- the third teacher - make peace w/fidgeting - swivel chairs, niches
- gever tulley - tinkering school
- community as designer - stanford's dschool
- make space manipulatable on a just-in-time basis
- [more on fluid spaces here via ideo]
- blog, flickr, tap into group spaces
- twitter wall - live update
- school can be the community's best neighbor- design space so it's used by everyone in community always
- allows people to be something they are not
- play occurs in more than playgrounds
- theory is made practice - gever tulley - tinkering school
- instead of one focal point at front of class, a million focal points
- how could real time data actually improve the space data.gov.uk
- gullane primary school - producing their own energy - can only happen if we have that data input at every point of our school day
- teds
- imagine a lecture not taking place in a classroom
- dschool - all furniture on wheels - encourage listening, but 3 focal points, collaboration during listening is encouraged - to whisper during a lecture, lecture is almost discouraged, and can come from anyone, merely spaces where you can talk to groups
from Ewan's post: learning spaces. virtual spaces. physical spaces.
Stephen Heppel
more here.
read, watch this again and again.
read more of what Ewan is up to.
his presentation for global ed conf
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