Many thanks to Justin Reich for taking time to talk with me about his book Failure to Disrupt, his research in education technology, and his views on where we go from here. Watch the video and scroll/click through the links below. Enjoy!
00:02 Open-Source Learning
00:49 Justin Reich
00:58 Failure to Disrupt
02:56 Clay Shirky
02:58 Sal Khan
03:28 Clayton Christensen
03:35 disruptive innovation
07:07 Inscription at UCLA’s Royce Hall: Education is learning to use the tools which the race has found indispensable.
07:33 Morgan Ames on charismatic technology
07:53 Tinkering Toward Utopia by David Tyack and Larry Cuban
09:07 Massive open online courses (MOOCs)
11:36 The One Best System by David Tyack
12:22 Peter Drucker
12:57 Stockholm syndrome
13:05 Sebastian Thrun
13:07 Sugata Mitra
20:21 LAUSD $1.3B Apple iPad fiasco
22:14 Quizlet
23:52 Desmos
24:25 Scratch
27:33 Paolo Freire
27:27 Audrey Watters
27:40 Seymour Papert
28:08 “Why Reform Sometimes Succeeds” by Jal Mehta and David Cohen
28:28 Maria Montessori
29:27 High Tech High
29:37 NEF
35:33 The Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff
* [Editor’s Addition] How to Destroy Surveillance Capitalism by Cory Doctorow
40:30 White paper: “Open-Source Learning: How School Can Win the Disruption Age”
41:24 Douglas Rushkoff
44:06 “School’s Out Forever” on This American Life by Chana Joffe-Walt
45:36 Disruption/ worst mud season ever in Vermont
46:22 “Schooling in the Fifth Season” by Justin Reich for ASCD
46:29 N.K. Jemisin
48:15 Outdoor learning
50:12 High speed internet access is a basic human right
51:08 EFF
51:31 “There aren’t a lot of ways of improving well-being for young people that don’t involve politics.”
51:57 ESSER (Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief) Fund
53:57 Jessica Calarco: “Other countries have social safety nets. The U.S. has women.”
54:49 Harvard Education Redesign Lab
56:23 Connected Learning Summit
57:57 Failure to Disrupt
58:02 M.I.T. Teaching Systems Lab