1. Ryan Easton
Feb 14, 2017 ·
22m 41s
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Brad welcomes History teacher, EdTech aficionado and all-around good guy Ryan Easton to his inaugural podcast about conversations in educational technology!
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Bradley Vargyas
7 years ago
I think the biggest issue for me is making sure that technology is "enhancing" and not "enabling". I go back to my experiences in the classroom- when I was a "whippersnapper" teachers would write the assignments down and we'd be expected to know when the due dates were, and be responsible about turning in work on time. Now I feel like I can write it on my board, post it in three different places online, email parents, and they STILL say they don't know when something is due. I don't think that's a problem "too much" technology necessarily, although I'd be curious to see what might happen if I just "said it once" and then was done with it.
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