#edtech #elearning The School Technology Report: a quick video of my students getting ready to do their daily podcast that is featured on iTunes.
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As a teacher, I find this to be completely inappropriate. Why transform yet another generation into socially inept technogeeks who can’t truly read or write in a traditional sense? Dumping more gadgets into the laps of young people is not going to make them better students, citizens, or creative individuals.
Let’s be honest, it’s about under-40 trophy children who became teachers wishing to remake children in their own faulty image. Someday, you’ll learn there’s more to life than pecking away at a keyboard, playing video games, or yakking into a phone.
And please, stop offering the conceit that you care about children. You care about supporting the bottom line profits of Silicon Valley companies.
Mark,
What are you going on about?
This was a report about students making a podcast.
Brad
Hi, I listen to the podcast, It was incredible, Thanks for sharing, this example helps teacher around the world. In Spanish (Saludos desde Puerto Rico). Jeanette
The first response here is bizarre in the extreme and is full of nonsensical prejudices supported by no evidence that fly in the face of 21st century reality.
[...] are showing up in educational settings as well, classrooms are making podcasts about lessons, upcoming events and allowing them to take the place of a radio stations within the schools. In [...]
I find it facinating that someone so opposed to 21st century tools took the time to follow a link, subscribe to an RSS feed, or do a search to watch this video. Why would you waste your time viewing such a thing when you have clearly made up your mind that technology is the root of all that is evil and wrong with education today? It boggles the mind.