Creativity, Technology & Teacher Education, Call for papers

by | Friday, November 01, 2013

We (Punya Mishra and Danah Henriksen, faculty at Michigan State University) are currently planning a special issue for the Journal of Teacher Education and Technology, on the topic of creativity. At the moment, we are looking for brief abstract submissions from educational scholars/authors, who may be interested in eventually submitting a full length piece on creativity (in the context of technology and teacher education). See below for a formal call for papers (with the brief abstract due at the beginning of December).

Drop us a line if you want to know more or forward this link to anybody who you think may be interested. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely

~ Punya Mishra and Danah Henriksen (editors)

CALL FOR PAPERS: Special issue on Creativity, Technology & Teacher Education

A few randomly selected blog posts…

Handbook of TPCK

Handbook of Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPCK) for Educators, Edited by The AACTE Committee on Innovation and Technology
A Co-Publication of Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group and the American Association for Colleges of Teacher Education

Buy it at Amazon.com (Now available!)

This handbook addresses the concept and implementation of technological pedagogical content knowledge — the knowledge and skills that teachers need in order to meaningfully integrate technology into instruction in specific content areas.

Clement Mok on design

I was reading the final papers written by participants in my CEP 817, Learning Technology by Design seminar and came across this quote by Clement Mok in a paper written by Breanne Edmonds. I wanted to record it for future reference: Design means being good, not just...

Is the web making us stupid?

... or just narrow? I just discovered Britannica blog, a pretty lively virtual space for intelligent discussion. How I had not come across it earlier is a mystery - but again that is the beauty of the web. Anyway, there is an ongoing discussion there about how the web...

Aesthetics and science education: Beauty at Work podcast

Aesthetics and science education: Beauty at Work podcast

Beauty at Work is a podcast that "explores how beauty shapes our lives and the work that we do" hosted by Brandon Vaidyanathan, Associate Professor of Sociology at The Catholic University of America. In its first season the focus is on beauty in science. As part of...

How to author 85,000 (or is it 200,000) books…

Andrea Francis just emailed me a note about Professor Phillip Parker who is the world's fastest book author. He has over the past five years over 85,000 books to his name. He is also the most eclectic. As the article says, "He has authored some 188 books related to...

AERA 2013 – San Francisco, Photos

AERA 2013 - San Francisco, a set on Flickr.Photographs from the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) 2013 at San Francisco. It was great meeting up with friends and colleagues, present two talks and take in some of the sights. Enjoy.

Deep-Play: Creativity in Math & Art through Visual Wordplay

I have been creating ambigrams for years now... and I feel extremely lucky that what started as a personal interest and passion has led to some wonderful experiences and learning. These include a series of articles on the mathematics behind these visual designs and...

Oh the Irony!

Astrological Magazine to close due to "unforseen circumstances." What could be funnier than that! I am including the screenshot above just in case the website goes down.

Principled innovation in hiring

Principled innovation in hiring

We, in the Office of Scholarship and Innovation (OofSI), have never been big fans of the typical interview and hiring process. We are not sure that the process helps us identify the right people, and more importantly, we find the process to be unnecessarily opaque and...

11 Comments

  1. Prof, SUTRISNO, Ph.D

    need more info. in integrated learning with ICT (TPACK) in chemistry education. I am a Professor in Chemistry Education The University of Jambi, Indonesia.

    sutrisno

    Reply
  2. Prof, SUTRISNO, Ph.D

    I would be interested in receiving information with respect to integrated learning with ICT (TPACK) in chemistry education. I am a Professor in Chemistry Education The University of Jambi, Indonesia.

    Reply
    • Punya Mishra

      Dear Dr. Sutrisno, the best place to find this would be to go to TPACK.org and look through the bibliography on Mendelay maintained by Matt Koehler and his team. thanks ~ punya

      Reply
  3. Aseel Shawareb

    Hi
    I’m interested in this issue especially for early childhood teachers.
    need more details
    thanks

    Reply
  4. Joaquin Paredes

    I am interested in contributing to the journal. Please email details. Thank you.

    Reply
  5. hueyzher

    Hi I am interested in contributing to the journal. Please email details. thank you.

    Reply
  6. Rachel Jones

    Please can you send me some details, thank you : )

    Reply
  7. Rachel Jones

    Hi- please can you send me some details as I am interested. Thank you : )

    Reply
  8. Carl Hendrick

    Hi, I am a teacher at Wellington College in the UK, and I am also doing a PhD in education at King’s College. I would be interested in getting something published, could you please send more details?

    Regards,

    Carl Hendrick

    https://twitter.com/C_Hendrick

    Reply
  9. aniza yusup

    i want to kmow more..please email me the details..thanks.

    Reply
  10. Sarah Nelson

    I’d be interested in receiving more information. I am a student in the MAET program at MSU.

    Reply

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