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Vanavond in Een Vandaag: over afleiding door sociale media bij scholieren. Wat zeggen ze zelf? Hun ouders en leraren? #mediawijsheid -
smartfoon maakt jonger op school dommer #eenvandaag -
“We leven in een chatsessie.” #EenVandaag -
Van smartphones word je dus dom #eenvandaag -
Uw wordt dom door twitteren etc volgens #eenvandaag -
Een smartphone maakt je dommer? Gevalletje generatiekloof, denk ik. #EenVandaag
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#eenvandaag Ja facebook en twitter tijdens de les leiden leerlingen af Maar dat deden boterkaaseieren en zeeslag ook -
De expert heeft het over BEWUSTELOOS mediagebruik #EenVandaag Knappe truc, zonder bewustzijn twitteren. -
Scholieren blijven zitten doordat zij smartphones gebruiken in de les, aldus #eenvandaag. Tijd dus dat de les op de phone gaat plaatsvinden. -
Ik had vroeger geen smartphone. Wij gaven gewoon briefjes door. Was net zo afleidend. #eenvandaag -
Bij #eenvandaag lezen ze blijkbaar geen “nrc.next checkt: ‘Scholier blijft zitten door social media’” bit.ly/WuMIXA
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@lykle één vandaag..letterlijk één kijk op de materie. Door social media dommer worden? Het brengt mij juist meer dan één perspectief… -
@mrtnk psies. En dat zeiden de ouders deze week ook op de social media avonden van @ZernikeCollege1 #eenvandaag #socialmediawijsheid -
Lees hieronder het blog van NRC Next, waarin uitgelegd wordt dat Ouders Online te kort door de bocht is met hun conclusi.
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nrc.next: ‘Scholier blijft zitten door social media’ ” Nieuwsblog nrc.next
Metro schreef afgelopen donderdag op de voorpagina onder de kop ‘Scholier blijft zitten door social media’ dat social media scholieren zo…0
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Mark Hoekstra (of Geektechnique fame), introduced Pecha Kucha Nights in Groningen (and The Netherlands) a long time ago. Since his unexpected and tragic death, I am proud to be part of a small crew that continues to organise Pecha Kucha Nights in Groningen, partly in his honour. I was amazed by the response I received on that particular bit of information. Since the theme of this particular edition was “Social Innovation” (Dutch link), I anticipated enthusiastic comments regarding the fast pace and the easy way that Pecha Kucha allows a series of people to quickly present their projects and then interact directly in the breaks and afterwards. Instead, a few people came up to me and said that they objected to the fact that a license is required to put on a Pecha Kucha Nights. They claimed that that was old-fashioned, and couter to the open atmosphere and attitude that Pecha Kucha Nights promoted. I think they were projecting their own (old-fashioned) rules and expectations on a new way of sharing successful ideas. They associated ‘license’ with restriction, not ‘setting the stage for successful growth’. As anyone can read, Pecha Kucha Nights is very open about what it is that they want to see happen, but this is the most important to me: City organizers are really seen as stewards of the PechaKucha spirit, not owners! So the license acts as a token of your commitment and promise to do it ‘the Pecha Kucha’-way. It is called a ‘handshake’ for that reason. Do you think this is the best way to go about creating a uniform, globally recognizable event? Does utilizing a license appear counterintuitive in this day and age of open sharing.What are your pro’s and con’s? Let me know in the comments! So hey, obviously, I just HAD to create a Twitterfountain for my brother’s amazing journey to Kazahkstan and back. I have been secretely adding his pictures to a new Flickr-account in order to make the Twitterfountain work with the pictures from their website. For your continuing enjoyment, you can embed this Twitterfountain in your own blog or site by clicking on the embed-button and copy/pasting the code. Cheers!
What about the ‘protected’ format of Pecha Kucha Nights?
Last Monday, the fifteenth edition of a Groningen Pecha Kucha Night took place, in Leeuwarden. I was allowed a few words to kick off the event and share the idea and specifics of Pecha Kucha with the audience. Obviously, I mentioned the 20 slides, 20 seconds criteria, and I also referred to the fact that a license is part of the world of Pecha Kucha Nights.“If it requires a license, it is not an open format!”
It requires a license, because you have to commit to a shared vision
What do you think?
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