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"In a Sunday afternoon panel at the 2014 International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Conference, education leaders from Indiana, New Jersey, and North Carolina gathered to discuss how their states are embracing the future of technology in schools.
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"Picture it: a middle school in Anytown, U.S.A. has a teacher that is struggling to figure out why her SmartBoard is acting up. Typically she would submit a "tech request" and wait an extended period of time for it to be fixed. One issue, though -- she needs the device now for a very important math lesson. She suddenly remembers that a group of students called the "Tech Detectives" can come to the rescue and fix the problem. Within minutes, several students arrive, play around with a few wires and buttons, and the malfunction is addressed in no time.
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"The Tech Detectives Club was created at Black River Middle School in Chester, New Jersey as a way for students to take ownership of the technology they utilize during their various learning experiences. Based on feedback from various school stakeholders who have a passion for technology, it was deemed necessary to start a club that arms students with a strong technological skill set. On a regular basis, students create tutorials, assist teachers, learn about technology trends, collaboratively problem solve issues, and gain exposure to career readiness. The excitement generated from this program is truly remarkable. Below, you will find guidance on how to start your very own Tech Detectives Club."
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"The Reading Rainbow host spoke to a packed room on technology, the importance of fostering a love of reading, and more.
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"After watching my students play Minecraft for the past few years, it has become obvious to me that they gain so much from game play. It provides a space for them to connect, to be and to grow as young men and women. It completely delights me when I hear how supportive they are of other players, taking on roles of mentors, community builders and leaders. Demonstrating in each instance behaviours that are often not openly captured easily in face to face interactions by their teacher or other significant adults. Behaviours that identify strong values and beliefs around equity, fairness, trust and acceptance of difference.
"Having opportunity to watch without impacting on their game play is truly remarkable. We have a dynmap (dynamic map, a map of the Minecraft server worlds that shows where they are and their in-game conversations) set up so I can do this without interrupting their play, without impacting with my presence. They are all aware that I use it to watch, and I do say hi, as I believe it is important that they know I'm around. By using the dynmap it just means I'm not physically appearing in the game, so their play is not impeded by me. This vantage point has enabled me to see the value games have in a learning context with regard to self esteem building, negotiating ones way around social interactions and building resilience. As a result of this, I was particularly interested in attending the paper presentations on Social/Emotional Skills."
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"Chancellor Carmen Fariña wants schools to adopt aspects of a method that the Education Department turned away from several years ago.
"During her almost six months as chancellor, Ms. Fariña, a veteran of the school system, has reduced the role of standardized tests, increased collaboration among schools and shepherded through a new contract for teachers that includes more training and more communication with parents. But her push for a revival of balanced literacy may have some of the most far-reaching implications in the classroom.
"Ms. Fariña, who relied on balanced literacy as a teacher and a principal, said in an interview last week that she did not believe it was at odds with the Common Core, a more difficult set of learning goals that has been adopted by more than 40 states.
"She said she thought the strategies of balanced literacy were particularly useful for children who arrived in classrooms with little knowledge of English, including immigrants. "They're going to feel frustrated, alienated," she said. "You need to put them on something they can accomplish and do fluently."
"The 2014 K-12 Online Conference organizer team is pleased to announce dates for this year's conference as well as our call for proposals. Since 2006, K-12 Online has offered unique, free, entirely volunteer-powered opportunities for educators worldwide to share and learn together about innovative ways to use technology tools to enhance teaching and learning at all levels.
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"The theme for the 2014 conference is "Igniting Innovation." The conference will begin with a pre-conference keynote on Monday, October 13th. The next two weeks, starting on October 20th, 40 presentations will be published in four different strands, with four presentations posted per day. Presentations must be a single media file of twenty minutes or less (but not too much less) in length and meet other requirements specified in the online call for proposals. Presentations are due two weeks prior to the week the relevant strand begins. All presentations will be shared under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Unported license. The 2014 conference strands are Gamification, Stories for Learning, Passion-driven learning, and STEM."
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"Research shows that most top students from low-income backgrounds don't aim so high. In a phenomenon called under-matching, the "vast majority" of the 25,000 to 35,000 highest scorers on the SAT and ACT who come from low-income families don't apply to selective universities and colleges for which they're not only qualified, but can likely get generous financial aid, according to research from Harvard and Stanford universities.
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"University faculty in Tennessee this summer are learning how entry-level English and math courses need to change to sync up with what incoming freshmen have been learning under Common Core State Standards. Their efforts are part of a trend at colleges in states using the new standards as they prepare for students educated under the common core. Kentucky education officials say, thanks to the new standards, they're already seeing fewer students in need of college remedial courses."
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The Quintet is an active School of Music ensemble that performs music of all styles and types from Bach to Duke Ellington. The group tours each year performing concerts in Indiana and Illinois high schools. In 2008, the quintet performed at the Shenyang Conservatory of Music in Shenyang, China as the opening concert celebrating the 70th anniversary of the founding of the conservatory. Quintet members also perform in the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra as well as other regional orchestras.
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Community Band to feature space themes in 'Star Date 2245'
The Terre Haute Community Band will perform the free concert "Star Date 2245" at 8 p.m. Saturday to bring some of the mystery and fascination of space to Fairbanks Park, First and Oak streets.
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Indiana's Uplands wineries will host one of the state's premier wine events on Saturday at Oliver Winery's Creekbend Vineyard near Bloomington, Ind.
Allen Chapel holding fish fry Aug. 9
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Community Theatre's 'Harvey' auditions set for Monday, Tuesday
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Massacre Pageant to cap day at Hutson Memorial Village
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Children's Museum to host police dogs
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Marshall Band to perform concert Aug. 1
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Bobbie Parvin selected as guild's artist of the month
Acrylic paintings by Bobbie Parvin are on display in the Vigo County Public Library as she is honored as the Wabash Valley Art Guild's featured artist.
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Indiana State University is planning a colorful kickoff event for the 2014-15 school year.
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'Sound of Music' this weekend and next at Maple Avenue UMC
Maple Avenue United Methodist Church's Summer Theatre will present six performances of "The Sound of Music" beginning at 7 p.m. Friday, July 25.
Brazil Concert Band sets 'German Musikfest' concert for July 27
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Join SPPRAK for photo at Rex game
SPPRAK Night will be 7 p.m. July 25 during the Terre Haute Rex game at Bob Warn Field. Five hundred people, all wearing the same glasses, will get their picture taken.
Adults invited to join New Horizons Band at Community School of Arts
New Horizons Band at the Indiana State University Community School of the Arts welcomes adults, age 25 and older, with little or no musical experience to become a New Horizons Music member.
Gospel soloist to perform July 27 in Brazil
Gospel music soloist Ryan Seaton will be in concert at 6 p.m. on Sunday in First Christian Church at Brazil.
Arrowhead Show July 27 in Sullivan County
An Arrowhead Show featuring Prehistoric First American artifacts is set for Sunday in Sullivan County.
Terre Haute Parks plan National Dance Day event on July 26
The Terre Haute Parks and Recreation Department will be participating in National Dance Day on Saturday.
Gym Bob's Jamboree July 26 at Boot City Opry
Solos, duets and instrumentals are all part of the great Gym Bob's Jamboree show set for 7 p.m. Saturday in Boot City Opry at 11800 S. U.S. 41.
Nature Conservancy announces 'Natural Treasures' challenge
The Nature Conservancy and Honda of America Mfg. Inc. announce the highly anticipated summer Natural Treasures challenge that gives Hoosiers an opportunity to explore natural sites in Indiana and a chance to win a Honda Civic Hybrid.
Benefit, walk Aug. 2 to support MS Society
The fourth annual Multiple Sclerosis Benefit will take place Aug. 2 at the Rosedale Tavern, 93 W. Middle St., Rosedale.
Arte é Vino for adults planned July 29
Looking for a girls night out or a fun and unique date? Arte é Vino events are fun art-themed events for adults.
Visit musical 'petting zoo' at Children's Museum
The theme for downtown Terre Haute's First Friday on Aug. 1 will be "Dog Days of Summer." What better time for children to visit a petting zoo? The Wabash Valley Musicians Hall of Fame is planning a petting zoo of a different kind, though: a musical instrument menagerie.
Celebrate Smokey Bear's birthday Aug. 2
Visitors to Turkey Run State Park in Parke County can eat cake and ice cream, meet firefighters and see fire engines and other equipment at a birthday party for Smokey Bear on Aug. 2.
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Why Creative Effectiveness is the Cannes Lion you really want to winWith controversy over the criteria of entry for some Cannes Lions categories Phil Johnston argues the Creative Effectiveness category is the most rigorous 'effie' in the world. Don't worry. I'm not entering the debate on whether some Lion winners are scam. There are enough voices on that. And my starting point isn't even creativity. Because let's not forget that creativity is just a means to an end. What is that end? Meeting our clients' objectives, whatever they may be. That's what I'm here to do.
The Scam Lions? Count me outMumbrella will no longer attend the Cannes Lions. Mumbrella's Tim Burrowes argues that the scam in Cannes has become too much... I love everything about the Cannes Lions experience. So I'm sad that I'm probably never going to get to do it again.
Brandis' leaked copyright proposals are unrealisticIn this cross-posting from The Conversation Nicolas Suzor and Alex Button-Sloan from the Queensland University of Technology look at why the leaked plans to change copyright laws could lead to a lot of unintended problems for consumers. The Australian Government has proposed Internet Service Providers (ISPs) monitor and punish Australians who download and infringe copyright. In a discussion paper circulated by Attorney-General George Brandis, and leaked by Crikey last Friday, the government proposes a sweeping change to Australian copyright law. If implemented, it would force ISPs to take steps to prevent Australians from infringing copyright.
Why Nine's investment in Quickflix makes it tougher for Netflix to launch in AustraliaLast week Nine Entertainment Co made a $1m investment to buy eight per cent of streaming company Quickflix, whilst preparing to launch its own operation StreamCo. Here Nic Christensen looks at the underlying reasons for Nine buying into a rival. In the world of video streaming last week's investment by Nine into rival Quickflix did not go unnoticed, but as always with these deals the devil is in the detail. In this case, a series of warrants and covenants that came with this batch of shares.
With awards the more you get, the more you getFollowing recent controversy surrounding entries to the Cannes Lions awards Eaon Pritchard argues until we have a better way to evaluate the merits of agencies than awards all agencies will be highly incentivised to do whatever it takes to win . Advertising's outcomes are notoriously hard to measure. Which is why in advertising agencies, we love to measure outputs instead.
Why aren't more media companies offering job sharing to get experience back in the door?With the media industry churn and talent drain a constant issue Lucy Formosa Morgan asks why more companies aren't open to job sharing. There's rarely a shortage of applicants for coordinator positions however when it comes to recruiting experienced middle / senior level people, the talent bank seems to dry up. Agencies can struggle to fill vacancies for months or end up having to recruit from overseas. So if we have plenty of juniors that we're devoting time and money to training up, where are they going? Why is there such a shortage of good talent out there?
Marketers are the ones whose reputations are most at risk if they are complicit in scam advertisingWith questions being raised over the integrity of some awards entries in recent weeks, former creative director Darren Woolley says scam can be as damaging for marketers as the agencies involved. Scam awards entries have come to industry attention again, following the most recent Cannes Lions Awards. In the process, several high profile advertisers have been associated with their agencies' entries. But what are the implications for the advertiser? It is a standard response that advertisers are not really interested in creative awards. But the fact is that marketers are human and those that have healthy and close working relationships with their agencies actually enjoy seeing them being recognised, especially for work they may have created together.
Terry Savage defends debated Cannes Lions entries saying 'Super Bowl ads run once'In a Q&A conducted by email, Terry Savage, chairman of the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, defends the integrity of the competition and answers questions around scam ads following an investigation by Mumbrella into a series of ads from Australia entered into the Press category which ran just once in regional media. What is your definition of scam? "We require the work to have been approved by the client and to have used paid Media in the execution, if there is a query we get validation via the agency the client and the Media schedule that the work has run and complied within our entry rules. In the case of self promotion and NGO that is not the case."
Australian Women's Weekly editor on how its latest cover has changed industry attitudesThe cover of the July edition of the Australian Women's Weekly features the image of ultra-marathon bushfire survivor Turia Pitt, a move which surprised many in an industry driven by image. Editor-in-chief Helen McCabe spoke to Miranda Ward about how the cover came about, and its effect not only on the public, but also the beauty and fashion industries as we. The July cover of the Australian's Women's Weekly has done more to market "what the heart and soul of the magazine is" than anything else the magazine's editor-in-chief Helen McCabe has done in her five years at the helm. Speaking to Mumbrella about the July edition which featured Turia Pitt, a survivor of the bushfire that swept through an ultra-marathon in Western Australia's Kimberly region in September 2011, McCabe said the cover is "a really strong signal to market that this magazine is committed to Australian women, quality stories, independent journalism, long-form story telling and quality writing.
If you don't want to enter real work into awards, then fuck off and be an artistIn this guest post, awards jury veteran Matt Batten, a former ECD of Wunderman Australia, argues that the practice of scam advertising - raised by Mumbrella in recent days - hurts the whole industry. Reading from 10,553 miles away – that's 16,983km in the metric – I'd like to commend you on your dogged determination to find answers to the burning questions surrounding some of Australia's most intriguing Cannes Lions winners this year. Some say that this is the way of the world (at least our small part in it) and that creativity should be let free upon the award shows regardless of whether or not it was a legitimate response to a brief or a proactive project to help solve a genuine business problem for a real client – or a made-up ad for a brand that had no idea of its existence.
Does culture really eat strategy for breakfast?Good startups often point to their culture as a driver of their success, but Eaon Pritchard asks whether that culture can be derived without a clear strategy? Culture, in an organisational sense, is usually interpreted as the collective behaviours, attitudes and beliefs that — when mixed together — create a particular set of norms within said organisation. Obviously there can be 'good' culture and 'bad' culture.
Five things Wicked Campers needs to do online right nowWicked Campers has been in the midst of a media controversy over the last few days. Sebastian Vasta takes a look at how the brand could better manage the online and media crisis. The latest cry to end Wicked Campers' misogynist toilet humour is certainly not the first time the budget backpacker van company has been in trouble. But it's certainly the loudest the online outrage has ever been.
Cut here: Reshaping the ABCAfter the ABC unveiled its first round of cuts after having its funding cut in the last budget Ben Goldsmith of the Queensland University of Technology looks at how it might look in the future, in this cross-posting from The Conversation. Monday's announcement that the ABC will make 80 positions redundant is just the latest move in an enforced process of change to the public service broadcaster. It has a long way yet to run. The announcement finally put the lie to Tony Abbott's election eve pledge, live on national television, that there would be "no cuts to the ABC or SBS". In concert with other recent announcements, it seems clear that public broadcasting – and in particular the ABC – is squarely in the government's sights.
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The future of Facebook is forensicMarketers should stop using Facebook as a mass reach tool and start thinking about conversions not conversations argues Jack Smyth. Forget conversations – the future of Facebook is forensic By now you're probably sick of the same articles recycling the same Facebook statistics. Over 12 million Australian users, spending on average 8.5 hours every week and so on. We all know Facebook offers massive reach.
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The writers of this blog are not music critics, and they don't consider a second (or third, fourth or fifth) mortgage to be a perfectly reasonable course of action to pay for front-row tickets, but despite being a whole lot more middle aged than they were when they first put \x34Born in the U.S.A.\x34 or \x34The River\x34 down on the turntable, still feels like Bruce has something -- OK, a lot of things -- to say about our country and the way we live our lives, things that not a lot of other artists are saying. And whether he's talking about the knife that can cut this pain from your heart, the house that's waiting for you to walk in or what that flag flying over the courthouse means, he's nailing down feelings that are so universal that they can raise your spirits and break your heart at the same time. Plus, let�s face it, the man rocks.
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In an extensive interview, Carlin talked to us about how he balanced his inner fanboy with his outward journalist, why Springsteen chose to work with him on "Bruce," and how he approached his attempt to capture the man behind the myth.
Blogness: Tell me if I�m wrong, but your interest in Springsteen isn�t entirely journalistic � you�re a fan too, right?
Oh yeah, totally. It sort of came on a bunch of different levels for me, my ambition to write a book about Bruce. Because on the one hand I�d been a fan going back to 1978 when I saw this show in Seattle, at the Seattle Center Arena, right at the end of the Darkness tour. And that just knocked me sideways � I had this vague idea that this guy was good in concert, but then that was really something special.
And I just followed his work ever since. I felt like I connected with it, and that what he was saying at the time about whatever was happening in his life or his sense of the world, which had very little to do with my life or my sense of the world, still, you know, those feelings, sort of the internal drive to it � I felt like it made sense, it felt real to me and honest and passionate. So I could never figure out a reason that I should change my tastes. It always meant something to me.
And then as I went to college and became a writer, and started looking at the world and certainly at the culture in a different, I guess in a more sophisticated way, and began to see connections to the other voices of the moment that Bruce admired � like Woody Guthrie and Steinbeck and Stephen Foster and those guys � I just thought, well, this is fascinating. And Bruce as a character is obviously a fascinating guy. Just as a symbol and as a human and as somebody who has become such an arbiter of American ideas and ideals.
So it just turned into one of those kind of passion projects, I guess, where I felt this sense of responsibility, maybe mostly to myself, to do as good a job on this as I could possibly do. That there was an important story here � I�d yet to find an analysis or a story about the guy that struck me as really what I felt needed to be said. And then as a writer, a professional, you have the arrogance to think, �Well, maybe I�m the guy who can do that.� And then from there, you move forward.
Blogness: When you started this project you had no idea that Springsteen would be willing to participate personally, or give you access to his inner circle like he did. After all these years of not participating in projects like this, why do you think he chose to now, with this one?
I know what it was, because I talked to Jon Landau about it a few times. First of all, let�s talk about good timing and good luck � that I came around right at the time when he began thinking that maybe it might be a good idea to cooperate with somebody, or the idea of allowing a biographer to come in and do a book was less repellant than ever before, let�s put it that way.
It seemed like a big part of the charm for them was that I was independent, and that they didn�t have to worry that people were going to say, oh, this was an inside, in-house job, that these guys dictated this to him to some degree. And the fact that I had spent a year and a half doing so much research, Jon said that was a big deal for him and Bruce � that I was being super thorough and not just pulling clips and spouting off.
Which was fortunate � this was the lucky part � because the way I was pursuing it was absolutely the way I wanted to pursue it � you know, a heavily reported, old-style biography where I could go back and talk to his kindergarten buddies. So these things kind of came together, and when Jon called in the beginning of 2011, it seemed at that point he had read my earlier books, and then he told me subsequently that the amount of work I�d put in to it had impressed Bruce. Jon remembered Bruce saying, �This guy�s put so much work and time into this, I�ve got to honor his labors.�
Blogness: That�s such a Bruce thing to say.
Yeah, isn�t it though? Isn�t it? It�s like, �How do I slap this guy in the face?� So it took him a long time to get around to it, but when we finally talked it he was totally committed.
Blogness: So having been a fan for such a long time, while you were talking to Springsteen for the book, how did you balance the need for journalistic objectivity with the feeling that, �Oh my God, I�m talking to Bruce Springsteen!�
Well, by the time we got the point where he and I were talking, or meeting or whatever, the fanboy who was always there in the background somewhere, he was kind of tied to a chair � that guy could not really get in the way, because I had so put so much work into and had so much riding on the book, and my professional obligations. So at that point I didn�t have the bandwith to get star-struck � I had to focus everything I had on just being with the guy and trying not only to have the conversation and track it on a variety of levels, but also try to absorb kind of the vibe around him or coming from him and set that into the story, or try to draw out something that was thematic about it.
And so to the extent that it was nervous-making, it was because I didn�t want to blow it! As a professional thing, I didn�t want to say stuff that would necessarily make him think he was talking to a fan, because when that screen comes up my sense is that you don�t get a really close look at the guy.
I mean there were clearly times when, if we were having a drink or something and things had kind of boiled down a bit and we were just chatting, sometimes I�d bust out one of those stories about how his work and my life had somehow intersected. And sometimes he seemed to get a kick out of it and sometimes he seemed be like sort of �Sure, fine, whatever� � �Well that�s nice, but we don�t need to go into much more depth.� [laughs]
But I think he does get something out of people telling him that stuff, because it reaffirms his sense that his work touches people.
Tomorrow: Carlin on some uncomfortable Springsteen moments, his favorite album, and … a sequel?
Peter Ames Carlin will be conducting a Q&A at the Rock �n� Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland on Tuesday evening, Dec. 5. He�ll be reading and signing books at the Oregon History Museum in Portland at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 10, and on Dec. 13 will talk about Springsteen at the East Bend Public Library in Bend, Ore., starting at 6:30.�For more information, visit
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Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez, 16, was in Nogales, Sonora, near the tall, steel fence that divides the United States and Mexico when a Border Patrol agent shot him from Nogales, Arizona in 2012
After police trapped the driver between their cars, he refused to exit his vehicle, responding to officers with a "faraway stare"
Police approached a suspicious man on a bicycle early in the morning when the incident occurred
Chief said the officer reported that while attempting to coax the dog back into the house, the dog growled and approached him in a threatening manner
Det. Mario Muniz, 45, was hit in the upper-right chest area by one of Mozdir's bullets, but it was stopped by his bullet proof vest