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Net Generation Book Club

Posted by Heather Sullivan on February 3, 2009




In conjunction with the Net Generation Education (NGE) project, the Discovery Educator Network (DEN) will be hosting a weekly book club for Don Tapscott’s work, Grown Up Digital: How the Net Generation is Changing Your World.  The book club will gather together weekly to discuss the ideas within the book and their implications for education. Best of all, the author himself, Don Tapscott, will sit in on the final week to share his thoughts in a candid conversation with everyone who participates in the book club!

There will be both live and web based discussion options for participants. The live component will take place Monday evenings, 2/9 through 3/23 at 7pm EST.

If you are a DEN member and would like to be a part of the book club, please register here. If you are not currently a DEN member and would like to learn more, please contact Steve Dembo (steve_dembo@discovery.com) !

Don’s publisher has been gracious enough to offer the book for only $18.45, a generous discount, to everybody who participates in the Book Club.

There are three ways to order:

  1. Order directly from website http://www.800CEORead.com
  2. Email Aaron at and let him know you are participating in the DEN / Net Gen Book Club Aaron@800ceoread.com
  3. Call Aaron at 1.414.274.6406, ext. 204 and do the same.

Schedule

Part One: Meet the Net Gen

Chapter 1 & Chapter 2 – 2/9

Chapter 3 & Chapter 4 – 2/16

Part Two: Transforming Institutions

Chapter 5 – 2/23 (chapter on Education)

Chapter 6 & Chapter 7 – 3/2

Chapter 8– 3/9

Part Three: Transforming Society

Chapter 9 & Chapter 10 – 3/16

Chapter 11 – 3/23

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