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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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01:03:00

Designing Online Collaborative Professional...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/04/10

Delivering high quality professional development at scale that builds on new knowledge of learning and the mind is crucial to the future of teaching. In particular, teachers now must master remote and blended instruction as well as classroom interactions. This session describes a design science strategy for realizing those objectives. Diana Laurillard will discuss the models she has developed and studied, including new types of capacity building tools. We also will dialogue about the challenges of

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01:02:09

Reaching Out and Reaching In | East Asian Women...

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2021/03/27

This episode will explore the recent projects and initiatives of three East Asian educational technology leaders, Insung Jung, Ok-hwa Lee, and Meifeng Liu, within their home countries of Japan, Korea, and China as well as their work around the globe. What have they each done during the past few years? What have they each discovered? And where will they go next? This session will also highlight what the governments in Japan, Korea, and China have been targeting since they start of the pandemic and

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01:02:01

Innovative Sustainable Forest Management Education in...

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2021/03/20

This episode of Silver Linking for Learning discusses how open educational resources and courseware is utilized for forestry education and forestry management. The Asia Pacific Forestry Education Coordination Mechanism, an international consortium of universities with a mission to promote forestry education and research cooperation, developed a joint educational online program entitled Innovative Sustainable Forest Management Education in the Asia-Pacific Region, which is a series of open online

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01:06:47

Hosts celebrate & reflect on 50 episodes

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2021/03/13

Celebration and reflection on the past 50 episodes and plans for the future.

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01:01:15

HyFlex Course design: Conditions, Controversy &...

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2021/03/06

HyFlex is a term used widely and often with a tint of controversy; especially when teachers are already overwhelmed with student psychological, emotional, technological, and academic needs during the pandemic. The Hybrid-Flexible (HyFlex) course design delivers a student-directed multi-modal learning experience. Students choose between attending (participating) in class sessions in a traditional classroom (or lecture hall) setting or in an online environment. The HyFlex course design is built upon

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01:00:56

Hosts Share Favorite Episodes at the CESI Conferenc

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2021/02/27

The SLL Hosts–Chris Dede, Curt Bonk, Punya Mishra, Shuangye Chen, and Yong Zhao–will each identify a few of their favorite episodes and describe why these are exciting in their implications for learning across the world. They will also describe ways the growing SLL archive can be a resource summarizing innovations in technology-enabled learning.Dermot Walsh will moderate the SLL Hosts discussion and pose comments and questions from the CESI audience.

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01:00:51

The Mobiles for Education Alliance & Lessons Learned

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/02/20

During their SLL talk, Tony and Scott will elaborate on the rationale for, background to, and ambitions of the mEducation Alliance and share some of the general lessons they have learned from their two decades of experience working on edtech initiatives for developing countries. In addition to the Alliance’s convening role, they will also highlight three of the mEducation Alliance’s signature activities — Math Power!, Youth Digital Champions (YDC), and the EdTech Academy. Math Power! is focused on

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01:01:35

Embracing a New Paradigm with Dr. Stephen Harris

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2021/02/13

A paradigm shift is needed in education. On Saturday Feb 13th, we have a guest who has been promoting and leading the paradigm shift for several decades in Australia and Europe. Dr. Stephen Harris comes with incredible expertise and amazing experiences leading innovative learning organizations. He is now director of learning at Learnlife, Barcelona. Learnlife is a pioneer space for lifelong learning in Barcelona.

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01:00:49

Hosts Reflections on past episodes

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2021/02/06

On Episode 45, Silver Lining for Learning (SLL) hosts gather and reflect on the previous episodes and discuss future plans. SLL hosts have a long and expansive history in studying and promoting educational innovations with or without technology. Their reflections are insightful, thoughtful, and inspiring.

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01:01:08

Reflections on the 60 Year Curriculum with Rovy Branon

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2021/01/30

Even before COVID-19, higher education was at the beginning of significant change. According to educators like Rovy Branon, there is a need for a “60 Year Curriculum.” During this session of Silver Lining for Learning, Dr. Branon will describe how the University of Washington’s Continuum College is approaching this future through five key change areas: (1) programmatic (the “meta-curriculum”), (2) digital credentials, (3) the new academic stack (technology), (4) learner services, and (5)

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01:01:42

Designing for learners to take charge: Kiran Sethi...

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2021/01/23

Kiran Bir Sethi is a Designer who became a Teacher, a Principal who grew into an Education Reformer and subsequently morphed into a Social Entrepreneur. A trained Graphic Designer, she uses the language of Design to develop not only curriculum innovation, but also community-based Social Programs. 20 years ago, she founded The Riverside School in Ahmedabad, India, aimed at all-round development of children. As their website says, “Over the last 20 years, Riverside has designed, implemented and shared

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01:02:51

Outreach of the Penguins with Science Educator Jean...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2021/01/16

Ever want to spend a Saturday afternoon hearing how a science educator has spent over a decade designing and implementing educational outreach what may be the most remote location for science education? Come and listen to educator Jean Pennycook discuss the connection of her work to science, history, education, and beyond. Learn about Jean’s use of an interactive website that connects penguin research to classrooms and students across the country, providing them with a virtual field trip to the

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01:01:26

Making Education Change a Reality: Gabriel Rshaid...

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2021/01/09

How to make education changes happen in schools? What can technology do for students and educators? How do you spread changes to more schools? Join us on in this episode as we have a wonderful guest, Gabriel Rshaid, who has been a principal of multiple schools, an author of many books, an innovator, and an entrepreneur. Gabriel Rshaid is the co-founder and Director of The Learnerspace, a consulting company seeking to impact education advocating for effective change. He is also co-founder of The

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01:01:35

Reflecting on 2020 with the hosts

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2020/12/19

On Saturday, December 19th, the hosts of Silver Lining for Learning gather to reflect on conversations with guests over the past nine months and look forward to the future.

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01:00:49

A Break in the Ice: One Person’s Journey to Save the...

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2020/12/12

How does one teach from a boat or an ice shield in the Antarctic? Dr. Cassandra Brooks, an award winning Assistant Professor in Environmental Studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder and others have used mesmerizing stop-motion videos to showcase their journey through pristine waters and months cutting through the sea ice. Cassandra’s groundbreaking (and ice breaking) adventures on and around that frozen continent have led to her extensive work in environmental education and policy. Today,

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01:02:30

Fostering Local-to-Global Courses through MOOCs

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2020/12/05

From their outset, MOOCs have been envisioned as engines of change. Whereas early conceptions of MOOCs centered around providing universal access to high quality education, our goal is for MOOCs to be key actors or springboards in spurring local sustainability practices.Guests today include are Marianne Krasny, Professor of Natural Resources at Cornell University, Gail Woon, Founder of EARTHCARE in the Bahamas, Zahra Golshani, research associate at the Institute for Health and Environment University

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01:03:11

Puerto Rico: Overcoming Catastrophes, COVID, and...

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2020/11/28

The SLL guests this week are Dr. Edgar León, who teaches online graduate courses for the Education, Technology and Curriculum Graduate School at the Caribbean University;Carmen Noble, who teaches Physics, Meteorology, Astronomy, and Scientific Research at the Dr. Pedro Albizu Campos Specialized School in Sciences and Mathematics in Ponce, Puerto Rico; and Betzabeth Pagán, a poet and educator in Puerto Rico. Together they discuss the challenges and possible solutions for teaching online after

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01:00:31

Inspiring Examples to Overcome Education Inequality...

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2020/11/21

Fulden Ergen a Teachers Network Communications Expert and Tuğba İnanç, CEO and Co-Founder of Da Vinci Learning Academy in Turkey, discuss education inequalities in Turkey, such as inaccessibility of technology, resource imbalance between private and public schools, gender inequality, and challenges of immigrant and refugee kids. The discussion focuses on how teachers and other stakeholders collaborate to overcome these difficulties through the Teachers Network

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01:02:30

Cross-school Collaboration: The Global Online Academy

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2020/11/15

Education innovations do not only happen in schools. Cross-school collaboration is necessary for students and teachers to expand their access to different and more educational experiences. The Global Online Academy (GOA) represents another type of innovation that is much needed in the world, especially during COVID.

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01:00:57

Interactive XR Learning Aids in Myanmar and Beyond

Silver Lining for Learning ·

2020/11/07

Hla Hla Win and Yau Min Aung, co-Founders of 360ed discuss how their partnership with the Myanmar Ministry of Education has accelerated Myanmar education reform and helped to address the dramatic shortage of teachers, texts and interactive learning aids in Myanmar.

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