Graham Whisen
Instructional Technology
Resource Teacher
@grahamwhisen
ideaconnect.edublogs.org
YOU, and YOUR
STUDENTS
GENERATIONAL DIVIDE
World Wide Web – CERN (1993)
• 95% of teenagers are online
• 76% use social networking sites
• 80% have cell phones
By 2020 ... the changes in learning behavior and
cognition among young people generally produce ...
POSITIVE
OUTCOMES

NEGATIVE
OUTCOMES

• Cycle quickly
through tasks

• Cannot retain
information

• Find answers to
deep questions

• Distracted from
deep engagement

• Leverage collective
intelligence

• Lack social skills
By 2020 ... the changes in learning behavior and
cognition among young people generally produce ...
POSITIVE
OUTCOMES

NEGATIVE
OUTCOMES

55%

45%
“They’re not buying the old
broadcast learning model”

-Don Tapscott
(author of Growing Up Digital)
8 Norms of the Net Generation
1. freedom
2. customization
3. scrutiny
4. integrity
Trilling and Fadel (2009)
8 Norms of the Net Generation
5. collaboration
6. entertainment
7. speed
8. innovation
Trilling and Fadel (2009)
“In spite of the fact that young
people demonstrate a facility with
online tools, many students lack
the skills they need to use those
tools effectively for learning.”
Young Canadians in a Wired World
Media Awareness Network @2012
effectiveness
“Meaningful change ain’t gonna
happen for our kids if we’re not
willing to invest in it for ourselves
first. At the heart, it’s not about
schools ... it’s about us.”
- Will Richardson
fear and excitement
Fletcher’s Meadow
Secondary School
• Department meetings
• Prep period
• Lunch and Learn
Wi-fi

BYOD
Angel
Office 365

SAMR
TPaCK
Thank You
Contact me for support
@grahamwhisen
ideaconnect.edublogs.org

You, and Your Students

  • 1.
    Graham Whisen Instructional Technology ResourceTeacher @grahamwhisen ideaconnect.edublogs.org
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    GENERATIONAL DIVIDE World WideWeb – CERN (1993)
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    • 95% ofteenagers are online • 76% use social networking sites • 80% have cell phones
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    By 2020 ...the changes in learning behavior and cognition among young people generally produce ... POSITIVE OUTCOMES NEGATIVE OUTCOMES • Cycle quickly through tasks • Cannot retain information • Find answers to deep questions • Distracted from deep engagement • Leverage collective intelligence • Lack social skills
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    By 2020 ...the changes in learning behavior and cognition among young people generally produce ... POSITIVE OUTCOMES NEGATIVE OUTCOMES 55% 45%
  • 7.
    “They’re not buyingthe old broadcast learning model” -Don Tapscott (author of Growing Up Digital)
  • 8.
    8 Norms ofthe Net Generation 1. freedom 2. customization 3. scrutiny 4. integrity Trilling and Fadel (2009)
  • 9.
    8 Norms ofthe Net Generation 5. collaboration 6. entertainment 7. speed 8. innovation Trilling and Fadel (2009)
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    “In spite ofthe fact that young people demonstrate a facility with online tools, many students lack the skills they need to use those tools effectively for learning.” Young Canadians in a Wired World Media Awareness Network @2012
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    “Meaningful change ain’tgonna happen for our kids if we’re not willing to invest in it for ourselves first. At the heart, it’s not about schools ... it’s about us.” - Will Richardson
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    Fletcher’s Meadow Secondary School •Department meetings • Prep period • Lunch and Learn
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    Thank You Contact mefor support @grahamwhisen ideaconnect.edublogs.org