for independent educators
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube. Is it a fad or is it here to stay. Learn what schools are doing online and the results they have seen by getting involved with social media.
Guests: Brad Ovenell-Carter, Island Pacific School; John Lambersky, Crestwood Preperatory School; Rob Dimartino, finalsite
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| Aboriginal youth are feared to be Canada's lost generation. Read our interview with the Assembly of First Nations national chief at the education ministers' national conference and Expert Q&A section. |
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| Arts educator Alex Sarian wants to do for education what Johnny Depp did for pirates—take a failing system and make it sexy. |
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| By adopting a social media perspective in class, students become like embedded reporters and participate in a more open and accessible history as it unfolds. |
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