Category Archives: 21st Century Learning

John Hughes: Why he Matters within Today’s Education Conversation

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Anthony_Perrotta

“Technology doesn’t determine the quality of the connection. Only you can do that.” –           Bill Gates If you haven’t seen them you should. If you have, you probably see a bit of yourself or someone you know in characters such as Bender, … Continue reading →

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Sesame Street: The iPad of its Time

Posted on May 8, 2013 by Anthony_Perrotta

In the midst of the early morning rush, my two year-old daughter Emma sat contently on the couch working with puzzles on an Elmo Worlds educational app. Along with being focused on the iPad, she was also nodding her head … Continue reading →

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Beyond 40: The OSSD and the Importance of Active Citizenship and Collaboration

Posted on May 2, 2013 by Anthony_Perrotta

Who says that traffic is a waste of time, obviously doesn’t listen to Metro Morning  – sorry for the plug but based on today’s interview with academic and community service provider Hoda Farahmandpour the program deserves a footnote. Interviewed for your Master … Continue reading →

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