Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Results- Social Media and Ed Experts Meet-Up

February 12, 2010 by admin2  
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McGRAW-HILL BRINGS TOGETHER SOCIAL MEDIA AND EDUCATION EXPERTS TO DISCUSS THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Experts Underscore the Need for Social Media in the Classroom and Beyond

NEW YORK (February 11, 2010)

McGraw-Hill Education hosted a panel discussion as part of Social Media Week New York titled, “The Future of Social Media in Higher Education.” Students, academics and social media experts shared their thoughts on how social media is changing the way students learn, instructors teach and institutions adapt to innovation. To view pictures, videos and quotes from the discussion, visit: http://mcgraw-hill.presslift.com/social-media-higher-education.

The following themes, issues and trends were discussed at length, indicating the role of social media today in the higher education classroom and its future potential:

  • Geo-tagging will be a powerful tool for higher education as it can be used to target locations and get information about those locations, whether students are working on sociology, science, etc. Dr. Kind talked about specific disciplines who have been utlizing it already and great promise of the application. Adam Ostrow, editor in chief of Mashable.com, cited FourSquare’s partnership with Harvard University as an example.
  • Co-learning as a model for teachers and students to advance technology integration. In the video clip just below, Dr. King shares how teachers can advance technology practice AND model lifelong learning with a co-learning model. She describes how co-learning can be used to facilitate teachers and students to advance technology integration with many benefits for mutual professional and personal growth.
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Intervention Summits – National Tour

February 12, 2010 by admin2  
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Spring 2010- Dr. Kathleen P. King Keynotes Intervention Summit Nation-Wide
NEW YORK- February 12, 2009 – Information recently released indicate that her major
focus will be revealing how all school leaders can leverage social media to build  greater learning communities. In addition to her characteristic dynamic and motivational keynote addresses, Dr. King will also host a concurrent [...]

The Future of Social Media in Higher Education

January 31, 2010 by admin2  
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  • How is social media changing the way college students learn?
  • How are digital applications changing how professors teach?
  • What are the most significant education technology trends of 2010 and beyond?

Join a panel of education technology and emerging media experts to explore how the social web is transforming higher education. The event will also feature a preview of highly anticipated products from the McGraw-Hill Student Innovation Lab.

Dr. Kathleen P. King, President of Transformation Education LLC and professor of education, will be one of four expert guest panelists to lead a discussion at NYC Social Media Week event hosted by McGraw-Hill.

The cutting edge and most relevant topic of this event is

The Future of Social Media in Higher Education.

Dr. Kathleen P. King’s expertise as not only a professor of education, but also a faculty developer with university faculty worldwide, and a leader in the social media movement, position her as a key voice in this discussion.

King is the author of 17 books about education, technology,

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Upcoming Speaking Engagements for 2010

November 30, 2009 by admin2  
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Dr. Kathy King- Motivational Keynoter and Faculty Speaker

Dr. Kathy King will be presenting and keynoting at the following conferences.

I look forward to connecting in person with readers or colleagues who want to visit, or have books signed. Please contact Dr. King in advance at kpking (@) TransformationEd.com to make specific arrangements! For more details about booking Dr Kathleen P. King for your next event visit http://transformationed.com/speaker/

UPCOMING APPEARANCES IN 2010

January 2010

1/10-1/11/10 Albany, NY NYSCOSS – confirmed
1/12-1/15/10 Orlando, Fl, FETC — confirmed

March 2010

3/ 4 – 6 /10 Providence, RI WeLEARN Conference and Preconference-confirmed

April 2010

4/5-4/6/10 (Minneapolis, MN) NCEA ( 2 sessions) -confirmed
4/6-4/7/10 (Indianapolis, IN) Purdue Univ KEYNOTE & breakout sessions -confirmed
4/15-16/2010 Chicago, IL National conference- confirmed

May 2010

5/1/10 NYC, NYCABE – confirmed
5/3-5/5/10 Denver, CO, AERA -confirmed
5/17-5/18/10 Orlando, FL, National conference -confirmed

June 2010

6/2-6/5/10 Sacramento, CA AERC and Preconference-King & Kerekes -confirmed

October 2010

10/10 China – Innovation and Higher Education Conference
10/25-10/29/10 Clearwater, FL, AAACE/CPAE Conference- confirmed

~~MORE EVENTS TO BE POSTED SHORTLY~~


For more details about booking Dr Kathleen P. King for your next event, visit http://transformationed.com/speaker/

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Virtual Schools- Diversity Panel

November 15, 2009 by admin2  
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I just finished presenting my panel session at the Diversity in Online Learning Pre-Conference at Virtual Schools Symposium of NACOL.

Arrived in Austin, TX Saturday Nov 14, 2009 and speaking Sunday afternoon. Pre-conference is five hours with insightful and passionate educators from around the country.

What is diversity and how do we provide safe and inclusive spaces for ?

  • Race
  • Class
  • Gender
  • Sexual orientation
  • Disabilities- Different abilities
  • At-risk youth (alternative schools)

Discovering where it is happening and how to make this happen more!

Great discussions about different programs around the country serving

  • Native Americans
  • GLBT virtual high school
  • Inner city leadership
  • Credit Recovery integrated into virtual schools

Realize we need to break the deficit model for all groups which are under represented…

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