Integrating Technology into Classrooms for Multi Discipline Learning
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The document discusses integrating technology into classrooms for multidisciplinary learning. It suggests using design thinking challenges and putting concepts into practice while considering constraints and time. Examples mentioned include the Global Day of Design for sharing courses, and drawing the process of making toast in 1-2 minutes. Resources recommended are the Global Day of Design, TEDed, Humans Need Not Apply, Pixar in a Box, and the Microsoft Educator Community.
Integrating Technology into Classrooms for Multi Discipline Learning
- 1. INTEGRATING TECHNOLOGY INTO CLASSROOMS FOR MULTI-DISCIPLINARY LEARNING Michelle Zimmerman, PhD @mrzphd #SeriousPlay
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- 7. • WHY SHOULD WE CARE ABOUT DESIGN? • DESIGN THINKING CHALLENGES • PUTTING IT INTO PRACTICE • CONSTRAINTS AND TIME @mrzphd #SeriousPlay
- 8. • WHERE DO I FIND COURSES TO SHARE? • GLOBAL DAY OF DESIGN • SURVEY AND REDEEM BADGE @mrzphd #FETC
- 17. • THINK ABOUT MAKING TOAST • DRAW THE PROCESS OF MAKING TOAST IN 1-2 MINUTES @mrzphd #SeriousPlay
- 45. @mrzphd #SeriousPlay Research options: 1) Global Day of Design 2) TEDed 3) Humans Need Not Apply 4) Pixar in a Box 5) Microsoft Educator Community