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The revolution has already happened, and most of us haven't even noticed. Students carry smartphones with immediate access to more information than the Library of Congress, they develop social media sites that attract hundreds of thousands of followers, and are exposed to images and ideas of a scope that far exceeds anything experienced by human beings in history. We are living in times of such rapid change that even Gutenberg's invention of the printing press pales by comparison.
What does it all mean for Jewish education?
These three seminars will explore the opportunities and challenges presented by these web-based technologies, from practical applications of new programs like Prezi, teaching with social media tools like Edmodo, and the exciting new possibilities of the "flipped classroom" through using online video technology. Finally, the emerging concept of "stickiness," developed primarily as a marketing tool, will be explored for its pedagogic advantage.
These workshops are optimized for educators in Jewish schools, regardless of technological facility with online educational tools.
November 12:
The Hasid in a Kayak:
Web-Based Teaching for Educators Born before 1993
November 19:
Our Gutenberg Moment:
Teaching the Flipped Class, Litvish Style
November 26:
Sticky Teaching: Six Rules for Marketing Jewish Education
All seminars will be held at 7:30 pm at The Shul, 9450 Collins Avenue. Parking is available at metered lots immediately south of the building.
For more information, please contact Dr. Abramson at Henry.Abramson@touro.edu, (305) 535-1066.
(P.S.: if you're reading all the way to the bottom of this message, you are probably the kind of person who noticed that the time zone listed above is PST when it should be EST. For the rest of you who didn't get to the fine print, don't worry about it. We will meet at 7:30 EST and those OTHER people will meet at 7:30 PST...)
Have questions about New Teaching Technologies for Teachers in Jewish Schools?
Contact Henry Abramson
Where
The Shul
9540 Collins Ave
Surfside,
FL 33154
Weekly Event - Every Tuesday: 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
Henry Abramson serves as Dean at the mighty Avenue J campus of Touro College. A native of northern Ontario, Canada, Henry Abramson received his PhD in History from the University of Toronto in 1995 and held postdoctoral and visiting appointments at Harvard, Cornell, Oxford and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He is author of six books, including A Prayer for the Government: Ukrainians and Jews in Revolutionary Times, 1917-1920 (Harvard, 1999) and Reading the Talmud: Developing Independence in Gemara Learning(Feldheim, 2006/Createspace, 2012), and many scholarly articles. His research has been recognized with prestigious fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. A sought-after lecturer, he has addressed audiences in Japan, Israel, Europe, and across the United States and Canada. He has appeared in two documentary videos and is the recipient of the Excellence in the Academy Award from the National Education Association. His weekly lectures in Jewish history are viewed by thousands world wide.
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