EdTechWeekly+172

**EdTechWeekly #172**
//October 17, 2010//

**Regular hosts:** Dave, Jen, John **Guest hosts:** [|Lesley Edwards], Teacher/Librarian from North Vancouver, BC.

**This Week's Menu:**

 * Dave's Link: http://www.masternewmedia.org/learning_educational_technologies/media-literacy/new-media-literacy-critical-thinking-Howard-Rheingold-20071019.htm


 * Jen's Link: http://c4lpt.co.uk/recommended/top100-2010.html As we head into our two-week hiatus, Jen needs a link-dump fix!! No better place than Jane Hart's latest round-up of top learning resource links. In her fourth attempt to poll the greater edtech community, Jane's 2010 Top 100 Tools for Learning list includes contributions from over 530 educators and "closed" for new contributions today .. Sunday, October 17th. Let's take a minute and consider some of our past and current favorites to give Jen her edtech resource fix for the next couple of weeks! [oooh ... another resource roundup via a tweet from our guest host ... http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2010/10/best-of-edtech-web-2010.html ]


 * John's Link: What is the role of social networking in improving our world? Gladwell says Twitter is not the revolutionary tool it's made out to be. The Twitter founders disagree. Meanwhile, anecdotal evidence suggests that social networking tools are having a tremendous effect when people need help.
 * [|Small Change: Why the Revolution Will Not be Tweeted], Malcolm Gladwell, //The New Yorker.//
 * [|Twitter Founders: Gladwell Got it Wrong], Liz Gannes, //Gigaom//.
 * [|Social Networking to the Rescue], Alexandra Gekas, //Woman's Day.//

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 * Lesley Edwards: - Experts and Newbies: In this new blog 4 High Tech High teachers write their ideas and experiences around using Project Based Learning (by the Buck Institute for Education) [| http://biepbl.blogspot.com/] And: WhatEdSaid - blog by Edna Sackson, Melbourne Australia
 * Next week: No show on October 24 or October 31. We return November 7 with [|Connie Sitterley], Teacher / Technology Integration Specialist from Pennsylvania, and [|Kyli Yerse], school technology consultant.