Category: Network Leadership

From Rich Task Projects to Rich Task Teaching

Donna Fry1 Comment on From Rich Task Projects to Rich Task Teachingcollaboration, engagement, Rich Tasks, TLLP

Today I was invited to work with a group of teachers who are trying to implement rich tasks into their practice. They have spent some time defining a rich task by carefully considering the categories of characteristics, including global competencies. Some of these characteristics include: Multiple entry points Opportunities for enrichment and remediation (such as […]

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Learning Network Leadership – A Path Forward

Donna FryLeave a Comment on Learning Network Leadership – A Path Forward@fryed, @giuliaforsythe, #ontedleaders, Digital Literacies, Donna Fry, langwitches, leadership, Network, network leadership, WEF2016

If we are to build an effective learning network, what will it look like? An effective learning network is complex, changing, growing, shrinking, morphing over old, new and evolving platforms.  It reaches into classrooms and across the globe, held together by personal learning networks (PLNs) that continually build new connections, cultivate new relationships and learning […]

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