Rethinking Education

rudi tham Says:

Apr 28, 2012 - inspiring video. education is important.

RubyKeywordTracker Says:

Feb 27, 2012 - Good to see someone thinking so deep and sharing it so easily with the world.

JuneJuly145 Says:

Feb 23, 2012 - I'm coming up with ideas for a school I want to start, and I would love your opinions. educatorjasmine.blogspot.com

Nutzernichtaus Says:

Jan 29, 2012 - DEAR EVERYONE ! Did you know that our governments are establishing a massiv censorship which leads to hamper our ability in terms of expressing our ideas, thoughts and opinions to the people out there in web. PLEASE support the world wide protest movement which is really peacfull ! In order to change we have to put our thoughts and energy together For all who wants to play their part JOIN US ! Real Democracy Now

leifthor415 Says:

Dec 31, 2011 - Our species is learning an entirely new form of communication that is not only going to transform society, it already has transformed us on a fundamental level. Notice the transparency we share today versus just one decade ago, and how this kind of transparency is a good kind of transparency. One that serves the commons now, and is about to change the world. For 5,000 years, we've existed in a city state culture, and we're about to graduate to whatever is coming next:)

leifthor415 Says:

Dec 31, 2011 - leifthor . wordpress . com / design / isee - reinventing - education

studysync Says:

Oct 6, 2011 - Very inspiring video. Just the type of word that we try to put out here at StudySync! Thanks, mwesch!

AllDaySCIfi Says:

Sep 27, 2011 - Harnessing collective BS! Why couldn't educators put together a great suggested reading list decades ago before there were cheap computers. So now more people produce more junk to wade thru. I never heard of this in high school: The Tyranny of Words (1938) by Stuart Chase watch=M9H1StY1nU8

jowsmith100 Says:

Sep 19, 2011 - very inspiring video 

gilbertgrandeur Says:

Jun 19, 2011 - Wikipedia is fantastic, don't get me wrong, but it isn't knowledge. Its information. There is a difference between the acquisition of knowledge and the availability of information.

JennConnally Says:

May 25, 2011 - RE: technology. Here's a way to stay in touch using a living syllabus. The Syllabus Geeks have a number of funny syllabus related videos on YouTube search for their channel at Intellidemia

JennConnally Says:

May 25, 2011 - RE: technology. Here's a way to stay in touch using a living syllabus. The Syllabus Geeks have a number of funny syllabus related videos on YouTube search for their channel at Intellidemia

RalfLippold Says:

May 2, 2011 - Exponential growth is the true enabler of new education #TranscendentMan

RalfLippold Says:

May 2, 2011 - My #dream No. 4 (it was): creating a collective intelligence think tank at the place I love most (Dresden)

manny298 Says:

Apr 28, 2011 - Yes it is true... We do not need all these Universities. Think of the Tax dollars Americans can save if they went online only..

surfthetechwave Says:

Apr 17, 2011 - It's so crazy how the internet is changing the world. I have a cool video on cloud computing. check it out please...

surfthetechwave Says:

Apr 17, 2011 - It's so crazy how the internet is changing the world. I have a cool video on cloud computing. check it out please

joeyg728 Says:

Apr 16, 2011 - For America to stay competitive in the 21st century as a global superpower, we need to a complete change of our education system! And we NEED it now! It's sad our government spends more on defense than education, education is only approximately 4% of our total budget (somewhere around there, just read it the other day.) The key to our future is our children obviously, and not investing it them is detrimental to our country, our world! Wish I could take his class...

arsalanxaidi Says:

Apr 3, 2011 - dont forget to give feedback on this Student Socal Responsibility model...:) /watch?v=surfeEQ2RX8

manny298 Says:

Mar 10, 2011 - We must protect the electronic system with a Faraday cage.. A faraday cage will protect electronics and electrical machines from sun spots, radiation and other things that can wipe out all electrical systems. Just some food for though.

samason6 Says:

Mar 6, 2011 - I wonder how student affairs would fit into this video . . . Theorists keep saying that student's need to be engaged and develop holistically, yet even technologically is divided, though portals such as blackboard or even facebook are making attempts. If student affairs personnel are to continue to be employed, how do you see technology integrating ALL of university life?

roidroid Says:

Feb 24, 2011 - The ethical validity of IP laws is questionable. Most kids have no respect for IP, but they don't have lobby groups. If only they did. Universities are centers of progress in many fields, but ARE held back by law. Whether this is justified or not - the reality is that it weakens the university's ability to be a valid universal information gatekeeper and educator, which is why it's worth mentioning in the context of this video "rethinking education".

stevestoneky Says:

Feb 24, 2011 - It looks like they were coming from - do a Google Search on "IT Conversations" (youtube not letting me insert links) and you can scroll through the video to get an idea who is being heard from. I agree, it would be nice to have a set of links (probably as a delicious site?)

stevestoneky Says:

Feb 24, 2011 - Breaking intellectual property (this is the IP you were referring to, right) laws is illegal no matter who is doing it. Just because a student can do it, and doesn't apparently get caught, doesn't mean that it is right. I agree that higher education is not keeping up with modern information technology, but I think downloading copyrighted material without permission is not one of the first things we need to get them to start doing. Let's go to open source textbooks, etc.

stevestoneky Says:

Feb 24, 2011 - Breaking intellectual property (this is the IP you were referring to, right) laws is illegal no matter who is doing it. Just because a student can do it, and doesn't apparently get caught, doesn't mean that it is right. I agree that higher education is not keeping up with modern information technology, but I think downloading copyrighted material without permission is not one of the first things we need to get them to start doing. Let's go to open source textbooks, etc.