E-Olympics: Online Tools for Sustainability Education!

by Angela ~ May 31st, 2010. Filed under: Sustainability Education Intensive.

Background:
Online technologies (Web 1.0 & Web 2.0) have become an integral component of effective contemporary pedagogy. From email to Facebook, nearly everyone accesses and uses the web daily. One study shows that teenagers ‘spend an average of 31 hours online’ per week!

Activity:
Find resources and tools on the SEI Blog and beyond to help develop your SEP. In small teams, complete the following activities and post your answers to the E-Olympics blog entry before others to win! Team members can work individually or in groups. The first team to complete the required number of entries for each event wins that event.

**Note: When typing up your entry in the comment box, insert your
Team Name (i.e. Team #1) in the ‘Name’ slot**

Event I:
The SEI Blog Scavenger Hunt

1. Find 8 resources on Refworks that you can use for your SEP – total of 8 examples required by the team.

2. Find other things in the SEI blog you can use in your SEP – total of 6 examples required by the team.

Event II:
Surfing the Web

3. Find 2 resources from each of these types of levels: (a) civic, (b) provincial and (c) national or international – total of 6 required by the team.

4. Find other things you can use for your SEP from the web – total of 4 required by the team.

**Note: There were some issues with this activity during the SEI and did not play out in full***

35 Responses to E-Olympics: Online Tools for Sustainability Education!

  1.   Matt Whiteman

    Comment here!

  2.   Matt Whiteman

    http://www.cbc.ca/ideas/massey.html

    Wade Davis – he also has a great book I’ve read called “Light at the Edge of the World” which has great relevance in a conversation about culture death and cultural competence.

  3.   Team 2

    http://www.learningexchange.ubc.ca/Welcome.html

  4.   Team 2

    http://computingforsustainability.wordpress.com/2009/03/15/visualising-sustainability/

  5.   Team 2

    Cultivating Green Student Engagement – no website listed

  6.   Team 2

    Beyond oil: The view from Hubbert’s Peak – again, no website listed

  7.   Team 4

    Linking citizenship and scholarship through service learning: A national imperative
    Authors: Albert,L.; Gardner,J.N.; Hollander,E.; Zlotkowski,E.
    Source: 2000, 78, University of South Carolina, Teleconference

  8.   Team 3

    http://www.learningexchange.ubc.ca/

  9.   Lisa Pegg

    http://www.ulsf.org/about.html

  10.   Team 4

    Problem solving learning framework.
    Authors: AFAM 208/HIST208/URBS208
    Source: 2004, Summer

  11.   Team 2

    A transdisciplinary approach to teaching and learning sustainability: A pedagogy for life – no website listed

  12.   Team 3

    http://computingforsustainability.wordpress.com/2009/03/15/visualising-sustainability/

  13.   Team 4

    http://www.tag.ubc.ca/downloads/Tapestry/Tapestry2009-2010UpdateFeb2010Low.pdf

  14.   Team 2

    http://www.cbsm.com/public/world.lasso – Fostering Sustainable Behaviour: Community Based Social-Marketing

  15.   Team 2

    Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things – book, no website listed

  16.   Team 4

    Cultivating Green Student Engagement
    Authors: Anam, Tracy; Chao, Cindy; Lamoureux, Beatrice; Logg-Scarvell
    Source: Centre for Environmnet- University of Toronto, 33 Wilcocks Street, Suite 1060V, Toronto, ON,

  17.   Team 3

    http://www.cbc.ca/ideas/massey.html

  18.   Team 2

    http://www.treehugger.com/

  19.   Team 4

    Service-learning in nonprofit organizations: Motivations, expectations, and outcomes
    Authors: Basinger,Nancy; Bartholomew,Keith
    Source: Michigan Journal of Community Service Learning, 2006, Spring, 15-26

  20.   Team 2

    Going Beyond Green: The” Why and How” of Integrating Sustainability Into the Marketing Curriculum

  21.   Matt\Whiteman

    Team 4

    Book Title: How service learning affects students
    Authors: Astin, A.W.; Vogelgesang, L.J.; Ikeda, E.K.; Yee, J.A.
    Source: 2000, Higher Education Research Institute, University of California Los Angeles

    Definitely relevant to me since my project focuses on the ethical implications of international service-learning

    Title: Service-learning in nonprofit organizations: Motivations, expectations, and outcomes
    Authors: Basinger,Nancy; Bartholomew,Keith
    Source: Michigan Journal of Community Service Learning, 2006, Spring, 15-26

    See above

    Title: Implementing service learning in higher education
    Authors: Bringle, R.G.; Hatcher, J.A.
    Source: The Journal of Higher Education, 1996, 221-239, Ohio State University Press

    I read this article as part of an annotated bibliography for a Directed Studies class last year.

    Title: Service-Learning Course Design Workbook
    Authors: Howard, Jeffery
    Source: Michigan Journal of Community Service Learning, 2001, Edward Ginsberg Center for Community Service and Learning at the University of Michigan with support from Campus Compact

    I know the journal very well, but I have not read this one yet, and I might for the next steps/recommendations portion of my SEP.

  22.   Team 4

    Ref ID: 68 Journal Article Reference 11 of 58 View
    Title: Leadership for social change
    Authors: Astin,H.S.
    Source: About Campus, 1996, July-August, 4-10

  23.   Team 3

    http://refworks.scholarsportal.info/refshare/?site=010561141189200000/190-94-3NKCK711300540/Theory%20and%20Concepts

  24.   Matt\Whiteman

    Team 4

    http://www.terry.ubc.ca/

    Geoff Costeloe, Shagufta Pasta and Allen Sens are my homeboys! David Orr has a talk here on Terry Talks!

  25.   Team 4

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIGrFHy463g&feature=related

  26.   Team 4

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyFLBT7mAns

  27.   Team 4

    http://www.unesco.org/en/esd/

    Themes are a good benchmark and there are some decent resources…

  28.   Team 4

    http://www.senseandsustainability.com/

  29.   Team 4

    Title: Service-learning in nonprofit organizations: Motivations, expectations, and outcomes
    Authors: Basinger,Nancy; Bartholomew,Keith
    Source: Michigan Journal of Community Service Learning, 2006, Spring, 15-26

  30.   Team 4

    Teaching and Assessing Basic Concepts to Advanced Applications: using Bloom’s Taxonomy to Inform Graduate Course Design
    Authors: Betts,Stephen C.
    Source: Academy of Educational Leadership Journal, 2008, 12, 3, 99-106, Dreamcatchers Group, LLC

  31.   Team 4

    Book Title: Developing Critical Thinkers: challenging adults to explore alternative ways of thinking and acting
    Authors: Brookfield,S.D.
    Source: 1987, Jossey-Bass Publishers, San Francisco

  32.   Team 4

    Sustainable livelihoods approaches: progress and possibilities for change
    Authors: Carney, D.; Dept. for International Development; Britain, G.
    Source: 2003, Department for International Development London

  33.   Team 4

    Title: SEVEN PRINCIPLES FOR GOOD PRACTICE IN UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION
    Authors: Chickering, A.W.; Gamson, Z.F.

  34.   Team 4

    Book Title: Igniting Student Involvement, Peer Interaction, and Teamwork: A Taxonomy of Specific Cooperative Learning Structures and Collaborative Learning Strategies
    Authors: Cuseo,J.B.
    Source: 2002, New Forums Press, Inc., Stillwater,OK

  35.   Team 4

    Title: Education for sustainable development: The role of the humanities and social sciences
    Authors: Egan,Daniel; Gray,Vanessa; Kaufman,Whitley; Montrie,Chad
    Source: The Declaration, 2004, Summer, 7, 1, 1-11

Leave a Reply

Spam prevention powered by Akismet