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edWeb member Brad Henry is presenting on Tuesday, Feb 14th at 10:45am ET at eTech Ohio. We're going to broadcast this event live for edWeb members. Brad will be talking about:
Gaming and Higher Order Thinking Skills
Cognitive strategies that promote higher order thinking skills when using gaming as a form of instruction.
Tuesday, February 14th - 10:45 - 11:30 AM EST
Integrating games into a classroom curriculum can be an effective tool for instruction and learning. What is not always clear is how students learn from games. As an instructor teachers need to be equipped with
strategies for identifying opportunities for learning. This session will explore techniques to assist instructors in how to develop and identify opportunities that engage students in higher-order thinking skills.
The presenter, Brad Henry, is a 16 year professional of the IT industry. Brad's work experience extends from the development of global systems architecture infrastructures for a Fortune 500 company, educational researcher in technological integration, linguistics, cognition, artificial intelligence, and student learning outcomes. In addition his work extends into the development of curriculum and instructional design methodologies. He also works with several national distance educational programs and is the President of Edutechnologic, llc.
eTech Ohio hosts the third largest state educational technology conference in the country where more than 6,500 educational innovators gather once a year and share their successes and challenges with one another. The conference is an opportunity for educators to honestly share their experiences-what works, and what doesn't-for the benefit of their peers.
Join us for the live broadcast of
Gaming and Higher Order Thinking Skills
Tuesday, February 14th - 10:45 - 11:30 AM EST
To attend, just go to this link at the time of the presentation
and enter as a guest: http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?llr=qg84h4cab&et=1109273490002&s=8895&e=001ooENSm4dngIv6m4bTW4Akprl8wOLJesCQnklIqG6xtgMS5VyyLAK7TaBEOQwB7aupKskJFXi5xnIaBjOOPUdrg0DHL_Hiv2_X4FM8Pz6uEmlEcCx_i942IFWAoxh3lN--a57bhQk4zxPUHEoOpA0pSqpkV2LgrvoYm6v1KaeHstXKQ15QPVD268oWIgjyq_WVEWV__SE5BGXvW_kU1a9JKLSijhJo3TKKP688O2Jb5hyQdJuoxoQvzntBrwPbIx6x-7YjczJQPd3-9l9uc-BwQ==
The presentation will be recorded and we'll send the link after the
event.
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