Archive: education

• Big Hero and Big Data in the Classroom

  By aa1428 December 3, 2014

  Spoiler Alert:  This post alludes to important plot points of Big Hero 6! (more…)

  Categories: 2014, The Gnovis Blog Tags: children, disney, education, education technology, film, K-12, Marvel, teacher, teachers

• To Tweet or Not To Tweet: An Experience Using Twitter in the Classroom

  By esp34 November 11, 2012

  There are various advantages to using Twitter in the classroom, be it for polling, immediate classroom feedback, or professional development. Thus, while Twitter is at times “dismissed as recording so

  Categories: 2012, The Gnovis Blog Tags: education, new media

• United States Education: A Means to an End

  By Josh Margolin September 30, 2012

  A recent New York Times Op-Ed article titled “Learning as Freedom,” reiterated the necessity for education reform in the United States. I realize the dialog surrounding the subject matter has become t

  Categories: 2012, The Gnovis Blog Tags: American Education, American Educational System, education, Education Policy, Educational Iniatives, educational philosophy, Educational Priorities, Educational Purpose, Educational Reform, higher education, John Dewey, Technology & Information Policy