faces of Edupunk

Are Schools Today Killing Creativity? Ken Robinson, TED Conf. On May 25th of 2008 Jim Groom , an instructional technologist at Mary Washington University, wrote an article in his bavatuesdays blog in which he coined the term 'Edupunk' In doing so he inadvertently gave the collective conversation on learning a way to address the loose federation of Instructional technologists who either push the learning envelope or inspire others to do so. These are some of people I think of as poster-children for Edupunk. -chaz maloney jgroom.png Blamb-ChangingExpectations748.flv Michael Wesch and 'A Vision of Students Today' 730531022ed54a19.wmv.mp4 A_Vision_of_Students_Today.flv edupunk.png Do_schools_today_kill_creativity___Ken_Robinson__TEDTalks_.flv AngryBeth ShortBread AKA-RL Annabeth Robinson angrybeth_02.png Stephen Downes on 'Web 2.0 and Your Own Learning Environment' Tony Hirst Jim Groom Mike Caulfield on Edupunk annabeth, caulfeild, downes, edupunk, groom, hirst, wesch, learning 2.0, elearning, instructional design, learning2.0, classroom2.0