Networked-Students

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 * Perhaps guiding our students to networking is the most powerful lesson we can teach. I think this was an interesting....
 * ASCD (Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development), Education Update, Volume 51, Number 1, January 2009, provides a great set of short articles about "Creating Global Classrooms" (cover story by Willona M. Sloan) and 21st C. education. More Online at http://ascd.typepad.com/blog/2009/01/education-update-january.html.
 * Also from the ASCD publication named above, check out iEARN ([|http://www.iearn.org]): "In its 20-year history, the k-12 network iEARN has connected more than 2 million students and close to 26,000 educators in 125 countries. iEARN is something of a meeting place where teachers can develop projects based on their content areas, interests, and grade levels." (p. 4)
 * The Wisdom of Crowds...[collaborative thinking]