Full-Service Learning, Research and Project Space
Servizio di apprendimento a 360°, ricerca e spazio per progetti
Conferenza a cura di Beth Holland
con il patrocinio della Sezione AIB FVG
18 novembre 2014, ore 17-18
Presso l’Associazione Italo Americana FVG / American Corner Trieste
Piazza Sant’Antonio 6 – Trieste
Ingresso libero
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In the mobile era, what is the role of physical libraries when every student potentially has a global, virtual library in their pocket? How does ubiquitous access impact reading, writing, and research? While the fact that these students need these skills may not change, the associated tasks certainly evolve and transform when they have access to technology. We will address the impact of technology on these processes as well as the transformation of libraries from physical repositories to global learning.
Che ruolo possono avere le biblioteche intese come entità fisiche nell’era dei cellulari, quando di fatto ogni studente può avere in tasca una biblioteca virtuale di ampliezza globale? In che modo la Rete influenza il nostro modo di leggere, scrivere e fare ricerca? Sono competenze di cui gli studenti non possono fare a meno, ma che le nuove tecnologie stanno trasformando. Affronteremo l’impatto delle tecnologie su questi processi e la trasformazione delle bibliotece da luoghi fisici a luoghi di apprendimento in uno spazio globale.
Beth Holland:
Former Director of Academic Technology and classroom teacher, Beth leverages experience with technology integration and differential instruction to construct innovative, mobile learning environments.
Beth Holland coordinates communications – web sites, social media, and newsletters – for EdTechTeacher as well as instructs at worshops. She also blogs regularly for Edutopia and Edudemic.
Beth worked as a researcher at the Naval War College in the Innovation Lab where she designed knowledge management plans to support blended communication environments and researched the potential to create an online environment to streamline training and education.
Beth holds an Ed.M. in Technoloy, Innovation, and Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, and a B.S. in Communications from Northwestern University
