Announcing #amplifiEDU Chat

Announcing #amplifiEDU Chat

The concept of amplified education is fascinating!

The Free Dictionary defines the verb “amplify” as:

  1. To make larger or more powerful; increase.
  2. To add to, as by illustrations; make complete.

When I think of amplifying teaching and learning, I think of:

I am excited to be able to “amplify” my thoughts (pun intended) by “making learning larger”, “increase” the perspectives and best practices… work on adding puzzle pieces of teaching reflections from my learning network.

Together with Andrea Hernandez (USA), Chic Foote (New Zealand) and Silvana Meneghini (Brazil), we will practice what we preach and amplify teaching and learning via a Twitter Chat, sparking a conversation and moving forward to

  • define amplified teaching and learning
  • share resources
  • support each other
  • learn with others
  • crowdsource examples of best practices in professional development and from the classroom
  • practice amplification skills

Interested? Join us for our first @amplifiEDU Twitter Chat on Wednesday, September 9th, 2015 at 8 pm EST

Amplified Education-Join us for the first @amplifiEDU Twitter Chat on Wednesday, Sept 9 at 8 pm EST Click To Tweet

Our topic will be: Set the Tone for the New School Year : Amplify Learning (in honor of the Northern Hemisphere returning to school)

#amplifiEDU Twitter Chat: Set the Tone for the New School Year : Amplify Learning -Wednesday, 9/9… Click To Tweet


We have prepared 5 questions and 2 challenges

If you have never participated in a Twitter chat, why not give it a try? We promise we won’t bite and make it worth your while.

Amplified Education-Join us for the first @amplifiEDU Twitter Chat on Wednesday, Sept 9 at 8 pm EST Click To Tweet

You can check out the following resources to wrap your mind around Twitter Chats:

cross posted at langwitches.org/blog

Silvia Tolisano is a Curriculum21 faculty member, author of the book Digital Storytelling Tools for Educators and founder of the Around the World with 80 Schools project. Read more at http://langwitches.org/blog.