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Silver Lining for Learning

Punya Mishra | Chris Dede | Curt Bonk | Yong Zhao

Silver Lining for Learning (https://silverliningforlearning.org) is an ongoing conversation on the future of learning with educators and education leaders from across the globe. Hosted by Chris Dede, Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao, these conversations began under the “dark cloud” of the COVID19 crisis and continue today. We see these conversations as space to discuss the creation of equitable, humanistic and sustainable learning ecosystems that meet the needs of all learners. These

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All Episodes

01:01:50

Reinventing Public Education, Post Pandemic

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2022/12/17

We are joined by Robin & Travis from The Center on Reinventing Public Education (CRPE | crpe.org) which is a research organization at Arizona State University’s Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. CRPE researches classrooms, schools, and systems to identify the systemic barriers to equity and excellence for every student and ways to overcome them. Since March 2020, CRPE has been the go-to source for high-quality research about the threats to student success and equity posed by the COVID-19 pandemic as

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01:00:58

The civics of technology

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2022/12/10

We are joined by Dan Krutka and Marie Heath from Civics of Technology who tell us more about the project, its origin, where they are now and their future plans and ideas. The Civics of Technology (CoT) project aims to empower students and educators to critically inquire into the effects of technologies on their individual and collective lives. The team conducts research, develops curriculum, and offers professional development and through that seek to advance democratic, ethical, and just uses of

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01:02:32

Find a Place for Stanford’s Code In Place

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2022/12/03

Life is filled with challenges and adventures. Imagine teaching over 10,000 students in a single class. Sounds quite daunting, doesn’t it? Now what if those learners come from 120 different countries with their unique cultural norms, languages, backgrounds, expectations, technology access issues, and educational opportunities? Would you be a tad worried? Well, what if these people have come to your course to learn a very employable skill called computer coding? Most of them would have at least some

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01:02:36

21st Century Learning in an Indian Context

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2022/11/19

This is the third of three episodes that we are devoting to education in India. As we had said in the introduction to the first of this series (#123 and #129), with 1.4 billion people, 27% of whom are under 15, India has significant educational needs. Its multilingual, multi-ethnic culture throws in further challenges. Scale, complexity, and diversity — it is all here. Today we will meet with representatives of two organizations focusing on student-centered learning. Priyanka Krishna at Quest

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01:03:13

Student Centered learning in an Indian Context

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2022/11/12

This is the second of three episodes that we are devoting to education in India. As we had said in the introduction to the first of this series (#123), with 1.4 billion people, 27% of whom are under 15, India has significant educational needs. Its multilingual, multi-ethnic culture throw in further challenges. Scale, complexity and diversity — it is all here.Today we will meet with representatives of two organizations focusing on student centered learning. Sandhya Gupta at Aavishkaar Foundation and

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01:02:02

Realizing the Full Benefit of Artificial Intelligence...

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2022/11/05

Roy Amara of the Institute for the Future is quoted as saying: “We overestimate technology short-term, and underestimate it long-term.” How does this apply to AI? First, we now know that fears of rapid impact on employment were vastly overblown, as they were based on extrapolations of capabilities continuing in an exponential fashion, rather than plateauing. Furthermore, the progress has been for narrow applications which were, in engineering-speak, “bounded problems” like protein folding most

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01:01:25

Hosts reflect 127

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2022/10/29

Silver Lining for Learning is an ongoing conversation on the future of learning with educators and education leaders from across the globe. Hosted by Chris Dede, Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao, these conversations began under the “dark cloud” of the COVID19 crisis and continue today. We see these conversations as space to discuss the creation of equitable, humanistic and sustainable learning ecosystems that meet the needs of all learners. These conversations are hosted live on YouTube every

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01:02:32

Three Decades of Insights from the Escuela Nueva...

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2022/10/22

In this episode of Silver Lining for Learning, we will meet with Vicky Colbert, a sociologist from Colombia. She is co-creator of the world-renowned Escuela Nueva model. Escuela Nueva, Spanish for “new school”, is a progressive education model that emphasizes learner understanding over memorization, and strives to foster the development of interpersonal skills. Importantly, instead of a lecture-based approach, it employs a child-centered pedagogy with extensive collaborative learning. Studies show

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01:02:16

Democratizing Creative Educational Experiences and...

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2022/10/15

What is creativity? How can we cultivate creativity in education? Can it be assessed? If so, then how? These are all significant and unsettled questions in creativity education. Professors Ron Beghetto and Yong Zhao edited an issue of Review of Research in Education (RRE) of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) to explore these issues around creativity in 2021-2022. The issue has been published and can be accessed here.They are editing another issue of RRE for 2024. The theme is side

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01:02:17

Microcredentials that Add Value beyond Degrees and...

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2022/10/08

Today, learners face an unprecedented challenge: adapting to a world that is changing more quickly than ever before. The skills, tools, and knowledge needed to thrive in a global knowledge economy are evolving at breakneck pace, and the artifacts we’ve traditionally relied on to capture these skills (e.g., the four-year degree) aren’t well-suited for the task. Learners and employers need a more agile, accessible, and specific way of recognizing what people know and can do.We will hear from a

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01:02:35

Teacher development and women’s empowerment in rural...

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2022/10/01

India is home to 1.4 billion people, 52% of whom are younger than 30 years of age and 27% are under 15! India is a pluralistic, multilingual and multi-ethnic society with 22 officially recognized languages. We have had experts from India in the past (Episodes 43, 87 & 91) but we now want to provide a broader lens on India over a series of episodes. Over the next few weeks Silver Lining for Learning will focus three episodes on India (Episodes #123, #129 & #130), and we will meet with some amazing

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01:01:56

Hosts reflect 122

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2022/09/24

Hosts reflect on the development of SLL with special guest Lin Lin Lipsmeyer and celebrate SLL receiving the AECT Distinguished Development Award!

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01:02:13

Active Learning…Space: The Final Frontier

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2022/09/17

In this session of Silver Lining for Learning (SLL) will discuss innovative learning spaces that are being created, augmented, evaluated, and reimagined in higher education to better understand human learning as bounded by the confines of our gravitational structure. For more than a decade, Indiana University (IU), has been forefront of the learning space field with dozens of experimentations with different formal and informal learning space arrangements for interactive, hands-on, digitally-rich,

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00:59:35

Some Schools are Not Reopening, They’re Reinventing

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2022/09/10

During the hour, we discuss Michael’s new book, “From Reopen to Reinvent: (Re)creating School for Every Child” published in 2020 by Jossey-Bass. Schools can now do much more than return to normal in a post-pandemic world; a one size fits all approach to education is quickly being replaced. New models of schooling may look something like learner agency and empowerment, learning apprenticeships, world-class schools, year-round schooling, etc. Michael B. Horn also takes a question or two from the

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01:01:37

Views from Global Top Performers on the Future of...

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2022/08/27

What is the future of education? What should it be? What can it be? How are policymakers in top PISA-performing education systems thinking about the future of education? The High Performing Systems for Tomorrow (HPST) is a three-year partnership among the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), National Center for Education and the Economy (NCEE), and a group of education system leaders from five jurisdictions that performed at the top of the OECD’s Programme for

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01:02:12

Early Childhood Learning at Scale: Sesame Street as a...

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2022/08/20

For more than half a century, Sesame Street has pioneered and evolved a model for early childhood learning at scale. This episode discusses the key role research and evaluation play in Sesame’s success and evolution, including new forms of evaluation for work in developing regions with refugees and through the pandemic. Thoughtful evidence-based design has ensured that its brand is very distinctive and highly trusted across the world. International programming has become part of Sesame’s DNA, with

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01:00:34

Hosts Reflect 117

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2022/08/13

Hosts Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao gather to reflect on the past four episodes (#113 - #116) and provide commentary. Tune in to our past episodes!Episode 116 | Taking a Venture into EduventuresEpisode 115 | Rethinking Creativity: Race, Culture, and EducationEpisode 114 | Free Immersive Education for All: From Greece to the WorldEpisode 113 | Addressing the Digital Divide: The Story of OaklandConversation topics include media, learning design, and of course, Sesame Street.

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01:03:38

Taking a Venture into Eduventures

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2022/08/06

For the past three decades, Eduventures has sought to understand fast-changing education market demands (e.g., student recruitment, retention, success, various technological innovations, and other challenges) and help colleges and universities take the lead and respond to them. Through data and feasibility studies, Eduventures brings an integrated and comprehensive approach to higher education problem-solving as well as a window into the entire educational landscape. Eduventures reports bring order

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01:03:34

Rethinking Creativity: Race, Culture, and Education

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2022/07/30

Creativity has grown to become one of the most important concepts in education in the 21st Century. However, much research and thinking about creativity remain in the traditional framework developed in the 1950s. Creativity and entrepreneurship education has also been limited for the elite, the creative individuals. In 2021, Drs. Ron Beghetto and Yong Zhao co-edited an issue of Review of Research in Education by American Educational Research Association (AERA), with a focus on democratizing creative

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01:03:00

Title Free Immersive Education for All: From Greece...

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2022/07/23

The Virtual School (VS) project was inspired by the tragedy in Mati Athens, where a disastrous fire on 23 July 2018 resulted in 96 people losing their lives; the VS project was designed in the memory of the nine years old twins Vasiliki and Sofia who lost their lives during the fire. VS attempts to educate students to recognize good practices dealing with Natural Disasters and 3-digit emergency numbers through innovative technology-enhanced methods such as educational games and augmented reality

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