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mak- ered, #stem); and online communities, such as Facebook groups. Since the goal is to have learners use self-directed or heutagogical practices, the educator—as a maker educator—should offer resources as suggestions based on individual learners’ projects. Relationship Enabler and Builder.
Eventually, some projects do end up on Facebook and YouTube with permission. Facebook I have never had students post directly to Facebook, but I have personally done this. Additionally, parent permission forms are required for underage actors on YouTube. Be proactive with your project.
Vicki: There are all these mermaid conspiracy theories – I think Jelly Barker posted on Facebook the other day, that somebody said he’s a mermateer(???), I think, in the future, I would try to steer them towards a topic that I am positive they will be able to find a lot of information on. and she would look good in a mermaid tale.
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Vicki: Yes, beyond regurgitative multiple choice, because you know many years ago… I can’t remember who it was that was on Facebook. Anything that gets us beyond the regurgitative multiple-choice item or fill-in-the-blank item — is all good. I think it was Alec Couros. Pretending that test measure learning.
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