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Thursday, March 5, 2015

Knightly News YouTube Channel

Upper School students publish periodic videos to YouTube highlighting recent events. Check out their YouTube channel, and here is one example:

Monday, January 10, 2011

Schools in the Digital Age

These videos feature reflections on education and the use of digital tools. After viewing the videos, please use the comments box on the bottom of this page to post your thoughts and reactions in the context of teaching and learning at BB&N.

Ken Robinson's "Do Schools Kill Creativity" is a must see video.


Alan November has been reflecting on educational technology for decades.


Larry Rosenstock's "High Tech High" describes a school based on the principles of project based learning.


Salman Khan's "Khan Academy" is a free online set of videos that teach elements of mathematics and other subjects bit by bit.



Michael Wesch's "The Machine is Using Us" shows how the nature of text and publishing has changed forever.


Teaching in the Digital Age

The videos below feature teachers reflecting on their craft. After viewing the videos, please use the comments box on the bottom of this page to post your thoughts and reactions in the context of teaching and learning at BB&N.

History teacher Diana Laufenberg shares 3 surprising things she has learned about teaching...



Math teacher Dan Meyer reflects on how a digital projector changed his teaching...

dy/av : 002 : the next-gen lecturer from Dan Meyer on Vimeo


Instructional technologist Sam Morris takes a light-hearted look at teaching paperless in this "I Hate Paper" video...


Please post your thoughts, reactions, and comments to these videos.

Born Digital

Born Digital by John Palfrey and Urs Gasser explores the implications of the digital environment in which our students grow up. Each of the videos below represents a chapter of the book. These videos were created by Berkman Center summer interns.

After viewing the videos, please use the comments box on the bottom of this page to post your thoughts on these videos in the context of BB&N.


Chapter 1: Identities





Chapter 2: Dossiers





Chapter 3: Privacy





Chapter 4: Safety





Chapter 5: Creators





Chapter 7: Quality





Chapter 8: Overload





Chapter 9: Aggressors





Chapter 10: Innovators





Chapter 11: Learners





Chapter 12: Activists





Please post your thoughts, reactions, and comments to these videos.