x

75% of people globally want unbiased news (Pew Research) but are concerned they're not getting that.

Get balanced coverage with Symby. See how stories are covered across diverse outlets and spot when one side covers a story the other skips.

PODCAST

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

education

All Episodes

01:00:42

Exploring Modes of Remote Learning in Palestine...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2022/02/12

Education is highly valued in Palestine--a ccording to a data report by the United Nations in 2018, nearly 95.4 percent of children attend schools. Yet, access to a high quality education is the point of contention. Students’ access to quality education is an ongoing economic, social and political upheaval. The arrival of the pandemic compounded to these challenges causing an unexpected disruption to the education system. Despite this fact, people were to find alternative ways to continue learning

en

01:01:40

Hosts reflect

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2022/02/05

Hosts Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao gather to reflect on the past three episodes (#89 - #91) and provide commentary. Tune in to our past episodes!Episode 91 | Innovations during the COVID‑19 Pandemic around the WorldEpisode 90 | Technology Education Innovations, from 1 to 1,000 Schools and BeyondEpisode 89 | Learning Losses or Learning Gains: The Sky is the Limit When Youths Take ActionConversation topics include citizen education, Wordle, and the potential and passion of our youth.

en

01:01:40

Innovations during the COVID‑19 Pandemic around the...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2022/01/29

This conversation gives an overview of educational innovations which emerged during the pandemic, examined through the framework of educational change proposed in the recent OECD book: How Learning Continued during the COVID-19 Pandemic and the UNESCO report on the Futures of Education https://en.unesco.org/futuresofeducation/Diving into the entrepreneurial use of existing resources, to meet the emerging needs created by the social distancing which was adopted in many jurisdictions as a way to

en

01:01:28

Technology Education Innovations, from 1 to 1,000...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2022/01/22

Over the past decade, Computer Science (CS) education has been the fastest growing subject area in K-12 and postsecondary instruction. In this episode, we will talk with two Harvard alumni who have spent the past 20 years in this space in a variety of different roles, discussing their unique perspective on the growth of CS education, how they found their way in their journey, and what’s next. Kevin and Brett will share how they created a philanthropic program that utilized previously untapped

en

01:01:27

Learning Losses or Learning Gains: The Sky is the...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2022/01/15

As noted in an October 2021 article in EdSurge, the pandemic allowed many high school students in Colorado to self-direct their learning. Through Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR), young people were leading lives of inquiry, resourcefulness, and innovation. In this episode of SLL, researchers Ben Kirshner, Carlos Hipolito-Delgago, Arturo Cortex and Beatriz Salazar talk about the ingenuity and creativity that youth in their project showed when their schools shifted to online learning. From a

en

00:59:53

Hosts Reflect

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2022/01/08

This episode is a reflection on the impact of the last two years on learning and learners. What can we do now and in the future to push for new learning methods and opportunities to meet the new world perspective post-pandemic? 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, Shuangye Chen, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao, these conversations began under the “dark cloud” of the

en

01:00:32

Responsive innovations in MOOCs for Development: A...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/12/18

In this episode, Balaji Venkataraman, Director for Technology and Knowledge Management, Commonwealth of Learning, Canada and Tadinada V. Prabhakar, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur (IITK), India, explore how teachers in developing countries, with minimal familiarity with online learning, participate in design and delivery of MOOCs. They will discuss a series of case studies involving MOOCs in food and agriculture in India and parts of

en

01:02:43

Harnessing Technologies to Create Immersive Experiences

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/12/11

How is learning changing in the workplace? In this episode we hear from two professionals and their journeys. We will take a virtual tour to the newly established “Experience Center” at PwC in Cyprus, an innovation and entrepreneurship hub, where Dr Maria Solomou designs and develops interactive, participatory experiences with the application of cutting-edge technologies, aiming at immersing users in the optimal possible experiences. Also in this episode, Dr. Theano Yerasimou will discuss how she

en

01:01:53

The many faces of openness meet the many faces of...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/12/04

MOOC discourses originating from the Global North can appear potentially colonizing to educators in the Global South. In this session, we contextualize open from an Egyptian perspective and refer to different open educational practices we have been involved in, including the creation of Arabic content based on Western models (e.g., Edraak MOOCs, Wikipedia Arabic, and Tahrir Academy), the creation of local OERs using local models, the reuse of existing English-language Global North content (e.g.,

en

00:59:50

Hosts reflect

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/11/27

This discussion is an overview of the last three episodes, but also celebrates the entire series from the beginning. This Thanksgiving episode is an opportunity for the crew to say thank you to the listeners and to celebrate the conversations that have taken place over the past 2 years.

en

01:01:26

Reimagining the Future of Education and Several Other...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/11/13

Noah Sobe, Senior Project Officer for the Futures of Education Initiative, and his colleagues at UNESCO in Paris authored the Futures of Education report for UNESCO, “Reimagining our futures together: A social contract for education” to appear on November 10, 2021. Discover what is in the report including ideas related to more equitable educational futures, disruptions and emerging transformations, pedagogies of cooperation and solidarity, curricula and the evolving knowledge commons, the

en

01:00:22

Life and Learning in the Metaverse

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/11/06

Life and Learning in the Metaverse, with Adam Seldow and Monica Arés from MetaThe metaverse is envisioned as the successor to the mobile internet — a set of interconnected digital spaces that lets you do things you can’t do in the physical world. A key feature is that it will be characterized by social presence, the feeling that you’re right there with another person, no matter where in the world you happen to be. In keeping with that vision, Facebook has a new brand for the company, Meta, to better

en

01:01:44

Education Enabled by Technology: Fostering Learning...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/10/30

This episode introduces how synchronous hybrid instruction provides learning opportunities for children in under-sourced Chinese village schools. The synchronous hybrid class, built by Project VolunONLINE (支教中国2.0), a nonprofit based in Shanghai, adopts a dual-teacher model with an online instructor and a local classroom teacher. For this episode, we will have Dr. Chaoran Wang, a former voluntary online English instructor and researcher of Project VolunONLINE, and Jasmine Zhu, a teacher educator and

en

01:01:09

Hosts reflect

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/10/23

Hosts Chris Dede, Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao gather to reflect on the past three episodes (#72-#74) and provide commentary. Episode 79 | Human-Centered Approaches to Education, Philanthropy, and Systems-ChangeEpisode 78 | Designing the Next Education WorkforceEpisode Episode 77 | The Education We Need: A Conversation with Tony Wagner and Ted DintersmithEpisode 76 | Planning for a Blended Learning Future and then Planning AgainConversation topics include lifelong learning, cognition and

en

01:02:01

Human-Centered Approaches to Education, Philanthropy,...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/10/16

Many of us are grappling with what it will take to achieve profoundly different levels of racial, social and economic justice in our communities and systems, including education and philanthropy. In today’s episode guests Charles Dukes and Nora Flood from the Wend Collective and Ulcca Joshi Hansen from Grantmakers for Education join for a deep and lively conversation exploring human-centered approaches to education, philanthropy and systems-change. Their conversation will cover five centuries of

en

01:01:10

Designing the Next Education Workforce

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/10/09

Stevenson Elementary in Mesa Public Schools in the Phoenix metropolitan area has successfully transitioned to team-based staffing models school-wide under the leadership of Principal Krista Adams. Mesa Public Schools – the largest school district in Arizona – has made a bold commitment to begin moving 50% of their schools to Next Education Workforce models in the next five years. Dr. Brent Maddin, Executive Director of the Next Education Workforce, at Arizona State University joins us in this

en

01:02:22

The Education We Need: A Conversation with Tony...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/10/02

We all want to make changes to education because we all want to have a better education for our children. We all also believe that a better education is not only necessary but also possible. We have different ideas of what education can be and what we can do to bring about the education we want. In this episode of Silver Ling for learning, we bring two of the most influential thought leaders in the world, Tony Wagner, Senior Research Fellow at the Learning Policy Institute and founder and

en

01:03:09

Planning for a Blended Learning Future and then...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/09/25

This episode of Silver Lining for Learning will focus on the recent blended learning report Planning for a Blended Future: A Research-Driven Guide for Educators. This report evolved from the collaborative efforts between Every Learner Everywhere, The National Research Center for Distance Education and Technological Advancements (DETA), and the Online Learning Consortium (OLC). Nicole Weber and Tanya Joosten discuss different models of blended learning, its evolution, as well as considerations and

en

01:01:04

Hosts reflect

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/09/18

Hosts Chris Dede, Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra & Yong Zhao gather to reflect on the past three episodes (#72-#74) and provide commentary. We celebrate the birthday of Professor Dede of Harvard University as he explains the three stages of birthday celebrations and has entered the 3rd stage of celebrating life, grateful to be around another birthday. Episode 74 | The Push for Equitable Learning in Inequitable Learning Spaces: Taking a Journey to Bhutan, Papua New Guinea, and NepalEpisode 73 | In Search

en

01:00:44

The Push for Equitable Learning in Inequitable...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/09/11

In the Global South, the education of those in rural schools is often characterized by the lack of access to adequate teaching and learning resources, inexperienced teachers challenged with teaching overwhelmingly large class sizes, and aiding learners with the limited support systems at their disposal in their home life. This session will highlight stories of creative and compassionate teachers that Khendum Gyabak has worked with in her research in Bhutan and Papua New Guinea. More recently, she

en

254 results

Similar Podcasts

Science Talk

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

五分钟心理学

柠檬心理

Daily Facts

Amalia Dupray and Montgomery Jones.

Les dents et dodo

BFMTV

Veterinary Clinical Podcasts

The Royal Veterinary College