Steven W. Anderson, is a renowned digital learning and relationship evangelist, a hnd aighly recognizable figure at conferences worldwide, sharing his edtech expertise and enthusiasm and demonstrating how to make effective use of social media for learning. In the interview, Steven W.Anderson speaks about flipped classrooms and the need for more discussions on pedagogy over concentrating too much on the technology itself.
When it comes to attending sessions at conferences, Anderson believes attendees should have three main takeaways:
1. Make sure to share the learning with others, which in turn leads to others sharing socially on different platforms
2. Take time to reflect on the learning after the sessions are over
3. Try not to only go to sessions that align with your interests. Seek out sessions that are outside your comfort zone to push your thinking and learning
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