About Digital Learning Day
February 1, 2012 -- the first ever national Digital Learning Day -- thousands of Globaloria educators and students will join in a national celebration of bold, creative, digital initiatives that are transforming education.
Sixty schools in the national Globaloria network will mark the day by opening their Globaloria game design classes to parents, friends, educators, administrators, policy makers and media. Visitors will get to experience first-hand the innovative, hands-on "game design studio" that these classes engage in daily. They will see students developing original STEM learning games, collaborating with peers and their teacher, using a digital curriculum, and receiving support through an online learning network.
Select a Globaloria Class to Visit on February 1, 2012
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Read the Globaloria Digital Learning Press Release here and check out our press page for media coverage.
 Idit Presents Globaloria to Herman Intermediate School staff |
 Levin Boys & Girls Club students preparing for their DLD open house |
 Reporter from WDTV films the DLD open house at Tygarts Valley MS |
See more photos from Digital Learning Day.
Check out our Globaloria Educator Digital Learning Guest Bloggers!
Bill Dorsey, Globaloria and Biology Educator, Capital High School, Kanawha County, West Virginia
Genvieve Dorsey, 6th Grade Globaloria Educator, AdVENTURE STEM Program at Herman Intermediate School, San Jose, California
Deborah Super, Director of Partnerships and Operations at the World Wide Workshop, 35 year veteran educator
Nyssa Arcos Evans, 6th, 7th and 8th Grade Globaloria Educator at East Austin College Prep, Austin, Texas
Denise Stalnaker, Director of Professional Development at the World Wide Workshop, former Globaloria educator and mentor, 25 year veteran educator
Ingrida Barker, Supervisor of Curriculum and Instruction at McDowell County Schools, West Virginia, former Globaloria educator and mentor
WV Project Based Learning in STEM
High School teacher and band director Jim Allder talks about how the interactive, project-based learning network, Globaloria.org, he is using to help students build their STEM skills, even those who previously were not interested in science, as well as their 21st Century skills.
West Virginia Middle School Students
WV Middle School students in the Globaloria.org program discuss how creating a game has engaged them in learning and built their STEM skills.