• Keynote Day Three Jamie Casap @jcasap

    October 25, 2013
    ECOO – Friday, Uncategorized
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    Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:37:06

    Keynote Day Three Jamie Casap @jcasap

    Jaime Casap is the Global Education Evangelist at Google, Inc. Jaime evangelizes the power and potential of the web, technology, and Google tools in education. He helps educational organizations across the world find ways to utilize these tools in support of new learning models.

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      Melanie Mulcaster@the_mulc
      Tech is not our solution. It’s what we do with it to make positive changes that will make all the difference. #ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:20:35

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      Jimmy Blackwood@jimmyblackwood
      Great keynote by @jcasap at #ecoo13 – technology is not the silver bullet, education is.

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:27:38

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      Brandon Grasley@bgrasley
      Don’t use tech to make our existing system more efficient; use it to transform our system. @jcasap #ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:22:19

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      Christian Lemke@christianlemke
      10 yrs ago we fought for unlimited copying access. Now we must have unfettered web access and iterate #ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:27:06

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      Julie Balen@jacbalen
      Excellent question! RT @nobleknits2: how do we teach our kids the perseverance for iteration? #ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:26:12

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      #ecoo13 tech is not a silver bullet but it is a damn good tool for changing things! t.co/2oAzVkqIaU
      Kevin Kerr@Kerr_TCDSB21C
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      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:25:21

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      Andree Levasseur@andreelevasseur
      The function of education is to teach one to THINK intensively and to think critically! @Jaimecasap @JeanMarcDupont7 #ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:26:44

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      RCDSB IT@RCDSBIT
      We shouldn’t be teaching tech but using tech to teach. Technology should help us create new ways of doing things. @jcasap
      #ecoo13 #rcdsb

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:25:11

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      Peter Aguiar@AICTCoordinator
      “Teacher shouldn’t teach technology, rather use technology to teach.” @gcasap What is your goal? Decide on tech supports after. #ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:24:58

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      bgrasley

      Brandon Grasley@bgrasley
      Don’t use tech to make our existing system more efficient; use it to transform our system. @jcasap #ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:22:19

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      Bill Corcoran@BCor_2
      We still think of broadband as “Nice to Have” VS “Absolutely Necessary”. Would u build a school with electricity only on floors 1&3?#ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:24:45

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      Lynda Kilpatrick@ITLynda
      What we have now is the worst technology our 5 year olds will ever see. It’s their Commodore 64. lol @jcasap #ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:06:09

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      David Fife@DavidFifeVP
      The role of the teacher used to be the Google of the classroom @jcasap #ecoo13

      Fri, Oct 25 2013 06:12:33

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