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Showing posts with label Welcome. Show all posts

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Welcome !

We are students in the Designing New Learning Environments MOOC (Stanford Venture Lab) taught by Paul Kim: Chief Technology Officer and Assistant Dean, School of Education, Stanford University.

Learning Pirates Team 16626

Mission Statement 

We've created an international online learning laboratory where learners and educators of all ages can come together in an online, self-regulated and collaborative learning community with the intent to learn and develop 21st century skills including, but not limited to :

  • Critical thinking and problem solving
  • Collaboration across networks and leading by influence 
  • Agility and adaptability
  • Initiative and entrepreneurialism 
  • Effective oral and written communication
  • Accessing and analyzing information 
  • Curiosity and imagination
  • Empathy 
Our mission empower a generation of learners and educators and help them prepare for the inevitable paradigm shift in education and in society as a whole. Each person can and must take responsibility and ownership of their education by using free, open-source tools to gain the knowledge, skills and networking abilities they will need to thrive in the information age.

The only requirement to join the Learning Pirates Fellowship is an open and curious mind, a will to learn something new and a strong desire to share, collaborate and be of service to the greater good. 

Martin Daumiller - München, Bayern, Deutschland 


Student, who is interested in too many fields and discovered learning as one of the biggest pleasures in life.







Aiste Sidlauskaite - Leiden, Zuid-Holland, The Netherlands 


A professional the field of online Master’s education, who holds a MSc in Public Administration, and is very passionate about new educational opportunities.







Yanik Falardeau - Val-David, Quebec, Canada 


Mother, artist and former IT Project Manager currently using techno pedagogy to provide an open-source education for my 9 year old digital native.