Blog Archives: March 2009
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3/31/09
Filed by
Maureen Glasoe
Positive Reviews of ‘Civic Life Online’
Reviews are coming in on the MacArthur Series volume, Civic Life Online, edited by Lance Bennett. The series examines how civic engagement among digital youth may differ from that of adults.3/26/09
Filed by
Maureen Glasoe
News Programs Highlight ‘Our Courts’
Today, only three in ten Americans can name the three branches of government, let alone explain what they do.3/19/09
Filed by
James Paul Gee
Assessing Development, Not “Static Stuff”
Professor James Paul Gee is leading a MacArthur-supported project to explore new models and tools for assessing 21st-century learning. Here, he continues a series of posts on the topic of assessment.3/13/09
Filed by
Lucy Bernholz
Lucy Bernholz: Design Principles for Field Building
How do digital realities influence field building in digital media and learning?3/10/09
Filed by
James Paul Gee
James Paul Gee: Games as their Test
In good video games, the game is already its own best test; no one needs to give a test after the game is over. Why can’t assessment work this way in other areas of learning?3/06/09
Filed by
Benjamin Stokes
