These are my notes from the K-12 Horizon Report panel presentation at CoSN in Austin, Texas, on March 11, 2009. I’m Ustreaming this session and with connectivity as well as tripod/phone support issues I’m not able to really capture much via text.
Horizon Report: Looking for meta-trends that are affecting schools worldwide
http://horizon.nmc.org/k12/Main_Page
some friends found kids would learn software skills, but not the creativity and the collaboration skills
- so these professional animators created this website to address this: http://animationmentor.com/
[LOTS HERE I COULD NOT TYPE]
2-3 years old trends:
- Mobiles
Cloud Computing
- changing how we think of software
- not thinking we buy it and install it, and own it
- just thinking of using browser-based tools
Earth Browser: use a local interface to access an immense array of data on a server, in the cloud
School in ____ that is implanting a 1:1 project with cloud computing
Long range trends
Smart objects
THROUGHOUT THIS SESSION THEY ARE FLASHING DIFFERENT SCREENSHOTS
real-world objects that can communicate with each other and other things out in the real world
- QR codes are another example
The Personal Web
- shift from the web being a source of info to be consumed, to a place you shape
2 main takeaways
- this is a research project
- track 100-200 technologies, reducing it to 12 and then 6
audience for the report is NOT the technologists, it is everyone else
each of 6 sections follows same format
CoSN recommends “think before you ban” when it comes to web 2 sites
tag: hzk09
- http://delicious.com/tag/hzk09
- http://horizon.nmc.org/k12/Tagging
sign up for the 2010 Advisory Board – bit.ly/horizon-k12-nominate
More on http://www.ustream.tv/wfryer
(I’ll clean up these soon with titles and tags)
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- Podcast305: Science Education from a Technology Leader’s Perspective by Dr. David Thornburg - 2009
- Preliminary Report of a National Survey of School Leaders on the Use of Web 2.0 in Schools - 2009
- Science Education from a Technology Leader's Perspective by David Thornburg - 2009
- The Challenges of Web 2.0 by Bob Martin - 2009
- Spinning history and the means of publication - 2008
- Debating Ataturk, more bans on user created content - 2007
- PictureAustralia with Flickr - 2006
- Vitae, spellcheck and change - 2006
- Great feed aggregator - 2006
- Laptop hard drive replacement - 2006



































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