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Donning his snazzy Google Glasses, Adam hits on several important points. These were among my favorites:
- Pointing out the hypocrisy in so many schools banning social media tools like Facebook for students, yet they have a school Facebook page.
- Modeling how he used Facebook to connect with a student and build relationships. Powerful story!
- The importance of social media in times of grief and how that can lead to starting a powerful movement.
- Supporting all students with an individualized education plan (IEP) or what I call a personal success plan (PSP) that focuses on personalization, rather than standardization.
- The shout out he gave to both me for a phrase I use often when it comes to social media (watch it to find out).
- Pointing out why innovation is not putting a bubble test on a mobile device.
- The power of teachers taking ownership of their professional development with #EdChats on Twitter and face-to-face EdCamps.
- The shout out he gave to The Student Voice (#StuVoice) as a powerful movement for students to take a seat at the table to share what they think and feel about education.
- The mention of how one teenager, Nikhil Goyal can write a book (One Size Does Not Fit All) to prompt important conversations.
- Demonstrating the power of Google Glass to quickly and easily capture important moments through the eyes of the wearer.
That's what I loved about Adam's presentation. Now it's your turn to check it out. When you do, please share what had an impact on you.
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