"Regardless of the vast amount of information that is present on the web, we still require a base amount of knowledge to help us succeed and function in society. Literacy, numeracy, and understanding of the world around us (both socially and…"
Charting the Course of Teaching and Learning in a Networked World
Bal Bahadur Powrel's Discussions
Is the future of Education in the clouds?
Started this discussion. Last reply by James Stork Jan 22. 5 Replies 3 Likes
It seems that the future of education is all going into the clouds. It is virtual.Everything is happening somewhere outside.Cloud is a big classroom trying to accomodate the globe.I am still…Continue
Bal Bahadur Powrel's Page
Latest Activity
"It's really a nice thought and a burning question obviously. The matter is that- we need to project two things at the same time which are a) live interactions and ii) making every knowledge & resource persons reachable. In that case I would…"
Jason Mills replied to Bal Bahadur Powrel's discussion Is the future of Education in the clouds?"I agree, I think that face to face teacher student interaction is and will continue to be very important. I for one though am really interested in finding more about building and implementing an online environment for my students (like Edmodo). I…"
Radoslava Konjevic replied to Bal Bahadur Powrel's discussion Is the future of Education in the clouds?"Many educators are exploring ways to bring online learning into classrooms, but it won't do a whole lot of good if students aren't engaged. Blogger Andrew Miller offers some strategies to keep them hooked.Just found the link about…"
Radoslava Konjevic replied to Bal Bahadur Powrel's discussion Is the future of Education in the clouds?"I think it would be best to combine the two methods."
Bal Bahadur Powrel posted a discussionIs the future of Education in the clouds?
It seems that the future of education is all going into the clouds. It is virtual.Everything is happening somewhere outside.Cloud is a big classroom trying to accomodate the globe.I am still traditional. Chalk and talk and face to face teacher-student interraction lover. Does it want me to change? Is there a risk if I do not want to change.See More
Profile Information
- Skype, Twitter, or Other Accounts
- balsir,BalPowrel
- About Me
- Teacher from Bhutan
Bal Bahadur Powrel's Blog
My teacher Mr Namgay Phuntsho
Posted on September 8, 2012 at 8:05pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
I love this teacher who worked so hard though in a traditional style. He joined school teaching sometimes around .
Similar reflective happiness is expressed by PaSsu Diary http://www.passudiary.com/.
Sir, Namgay was a great teacher. I am proud of him.
Comment Wall
- No comments yet!
Reviews
"The depth of your observations from last night is still resonating with me. I'm trying to think of another interview I've given where the questioner understood the material so well that he/she so regularly (and fluidly) went into new intellectual territory. I can't think of any. Pretty amazing. Thank you."
-David Shenk
"Steve is one of the most influential yet understated individuals in the world of Education. He gives thought leaders a widely attended global platform to voice their ideas to transform Education, and he does so with tremendous respect and intelligence."
-Charles Fadel
"Steve conducted the most in-depth interview I've ever been through and I enjoyed it to boot!"
-Doc Searls
"Steve is the Oprah of education."
-Monika Hardy's Students
"The nicest guy in ed tech."
-Rushton Hurley
"Steve is a national treasure."
-Leonard Waks
"Steve Hargadon is one of the most important change-makers of our time!"
-Connie Weber
More:
The Future of Education is a free series.You can support the interviews by using our Amazon link:
You can also support the site by making a donation (any amount):
Badge
About
Recognition
Thanks to:
Event Series Partners
© 2013 Created by Steve Hargadon.
Powered by
