The personal blog of Gary S. Stager, Ph.D.
Here are some web-based papers and articles you might read if you are interested in learning more about Dr. Seymour Papert’s theory of constructionism. Constructionism …
I’m taking a class of Pepperdine University doctoral students to Costa Rica for my Global Perspectives on Learning Technologies course. While there, we’ll be going …
There’s chatter from time-to-time within the edtech community about the lack of women in prominent roles. Yet, some of the most important pioneers in the …
Uber-edublogger Will Richardson recently published a blog post entitled, Valuing Change. In the article, he reiterated the frequent lament that teachers don’t “consider” or “value” …
I am honored to be invited to speak Saturday as part of TEDxNYED and thrilled to be on the same program with one my heroes, …
A friend of mine just asked Facebook friends what they’re reading. Here is my current list if you don’t included the other thousand or so …
Contemporary discussions of educational technology seem consumed with data management, total cost of ownership, testing and everything but student learning. It may be worth taking …
Twenty years ago this past summer, I led professional development at the first two schools in the world where every student had a laptop. You …
After my work in Maine ended, my partner came running into the house screaming that one of my “prison kids” was just on This American Life.
During these dark days of American history in which politicians, media figures and billionaires of every persuasion are vilifying teachers and turning classrooms into joy-free …