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Your Digital Dossier
Andy Carvin shared this video via tweet that does in incredible job of summing up what the New Permanent Record is, in a much more succinct way than I’ve ever managed to.
As you watch this video, consider what these students will look like when they enter your classroom. Honestly, will they care one whit whether you put their first and last name on the same page as their photo? Will their parents insist that you keep their identity private… or will they insist that you exhibit their learning publicly?
Is your school prepared for students that will have a larger digital portfolio before they enter kindergarten, than most of us educators have as adults?
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2/19/2009
When John Palfrey started showing the video at the Public Media Conference this morning and the narrator of the video said the subject in question was named Andy, I suddenly felt hundreds of people turn their heads and stare at me. 
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[...] · No Comments I recently received a email from my professor Alec Couros about a video on digital dossiers. The video really made me think about the digital identity I am creating for myself. [...]
Donna DesRoches
2/21/2009
your Digital Dossier – a video well worth discussing with students, parents & teachers http://snurl.com/cd2vy
Hanspeter Füllemann
2/22/2009
Currently reading – Your Digital Dossier – by @teach42 http://tinyurl.com/c7qve2
Ben
2/24/2009
It’s so true, my kid already has hundreds of photos of her spread across the Internet, cached and archived in Google, and stashed away on countless CD backups and old mini-dv tapes.
I think you may be pushing things a bit hard though Steve to drive home your point. You were a Kindergarten teacher, right? You of all people should know that students, especially elementary students, will always love to see their name in print, plastered to a smiley picture of themselves at the front of the their room/desk/locker. And yes, parents will continue to exercise their overprotective right to keep their children lives as private as possible.
Great video though, reminds me a bit of the Truman Show
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mrsbond
2/25/2009
Your Digital Dossier http://tinyurl.com/c7qve2
icpjones
2/26/2009
Looking at http://tinyurl.com/c7qve2 thnx to @aliceayel
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[...] Your Digital Dossier. Learn about digital portfolios and why they matter to you as an educator. [...]
muppetmasteruk
5/24/2009
Currently reading – Your Digital Dossier – by @teach42 http://bit.ly/c45n5
Sara Beauchamp-Hicks
10/1/2009
@jdwilliams http://bit.ly/c45n5 from @teach42 ‘s blog.
Dustin Bajer
5/20/2010
I think this video hits the nail on the head! I completely understand the rationality behind FOIP and agree that student privacy is of the upmost importance. Watching this video, however, it’s hard not to wonder if schools might actually be putting themselves in a disadvantaged position; I’m often amazed at the learning potential of social media and feel that Educational institutes are missing out on some amazing learning possibilities (if used responsibly).
Also, I’d like to that you Pete for email forward last week regarding various ways that social media could be employed in the classroom! There are some fantastic ideas in there!
John Bennett
5/20/2010
What does your permanent record look like? And what about kindergarteners? http://bit.ly/cppSOU
David Salmon
5/20/2010
How aware are you of the digital tracks you leave behind? Great video on digital dossiers. http://bit.ly/cacSay
Melissa Thibault
5/20/2010
RT @teach42: Your Digital Dossier http://bit.ly/c45n5
Satellite Center
5/20/2010
RT @teach42: Your Digital Dossier http://bit.ly/c45n5 This will really make you think about what you have out there right now!
jia - echo outsource project
5/25/2010
I am unable to watch the video.
Kindly help me out.
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