

Technology must be ubiquitous.


That’s not good enough anymore.






11 thoughts on “Ubiquitous

  1. Seems like a lot of what I’m reading right now is exactly what I need hear at the moment. Just recently I spoke to a group of educators at Digital Learning Day about this. In fact, the first time I had ever heard “ubiquity” used in this context was from your TEDx talk a couple years back. You were spot on then, and just as right today. A lot of the tools and the apps we promote and tweet about and post about mean very little if they are continually kept as special.

    There are a lot of us that need this reminder. But how do we get teachers to understand this/accept this/apply this sooner? Do we allow teachers those moments of falling head over heals for their iPad or an app in hopes that it’s a gateway to deeper learning in his/her classroom? Or, are we to expect that each teacher “get it” when the time comes (which is now) to start moving this direction and focusing more on the learning and the learner?

    I’m full of questions, but I’m trying to get a feel for what you and other leaders are advocating for with regards to how fast can we expect teachers to make these changes, and what are acceptable ways of introducing them to the tools and supporting them along the way.

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