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Strategies for enhancing student achievement in today's technology-rich classrooms.
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EdTechTeacher provides professional development services to teachers, schools, districts, and administrators. Delete the scoop?
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RT @2learn2: Tips for Planning for Technology Integration in the Classroom http://t.co/WjRTCELMtq #edchat #edtech Via Jon Samuelson Delete the scoop?
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"Doodlecast for Kids is an iPad app that allows kids to draw on a whiteboard and record their voice while drawing; a kid's version for creating animated videos. Doodlecast for Kids has also a gallery of more than 20 story prompts to help struggling students. Students can either pick out one from the prompts or start from scratch." Via John Evans 
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June 17, 4:40 PM
Great for kindergarteners to express themselves through pictures and voice. Delete the scoop?
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May 12, 2:50 AM
Unique resources. Plenty to discover and share with students. Delete the scoop?
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You don't need a class set of netbooks or iPads to integrate technology into your daily instruction. There are some fantastic, free iPhone apps that are perfect for teachers who are looking to change Delete the scoop?
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Would you like to see your favorite movies on iPad anytime? I will explain how to convert video files so that they read from your iPad. The procedure is not very difficult, in fact thanks to the m... Via Dr. Joan McGettigan Delete the scoop?
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Discussion, Articles, and Podcasts about Instructional Technology Delete the scoop?
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From Web-enhanced face-to-face courses to MOOCs, flipped, blended, and fully online courses, videos are an integral component of today’s educational landscape—from kindergarten all the way through higher education. Via EdTechSandyK Delete the scoop?
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These seven great audio and video tools for teachers and students can make your classroom and curriculum a whole lot more vivid and engaging. Via Beth Dichter 
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June 7, 10:35 PM
This post provides some great audio and video tools that you might consider using with students. We know that students are engaged when multimedia comes into the classroom...and what better way to engage them than to have them become creators through the use of multimedia. Learn about tools such as: * Matterhorn, a free tool that "enables teachers to create recordings of lectures and classes." Are you thinking of flipping your class? If so you should check out this tool. * Jing - another free tool that allows you to capture what is happening on the screen of your computer and then share it with others. How about having students demonstrate ways to solve math problems, and post them online? * Splicd - Is that YouTube video too long? Determine which section you want and grab that specific section. Save it to your hard drive and you ready to go...without taking time to fast foward to the necessary section. * UJam - Another free tool this one allows you to create and remix music and film. Three more tools are listed in the post so click through to check them out! 
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June 8, 3:52 AM
Some nice resources here and I'm curious to try a couple. Delete the scoop?
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Most people learned math as children by writing out problems on paper. This calculator app lets you do just that, but also lets you perform complex computations, all by writing numbers and symbols on your screen. Via John Evans
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This is an awesome app! And it's free! Draw with your finger or stylus and MyScript does the rest! 
Neil Riley's curator insight,
June 6, 11:19 AM
I saw this a few weeks ago now, but it's a great App to engage kids with maths. Delete the scoop?
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This binder contains resources, guidelines tips and tutorials for getting started with Edmodo Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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I like it too! Great tool and very useful! 
Katie Frank's curator insight,
January 28, 2:10 PM
Love Edmodo! If you haven't used it yet, here's a great way to get started! Delete the scoop?
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"It sounds so cool to say “We have/use iPad in our school/classroom”. Parents, community members and stakeholders might equal hearing such a statement with the assurance that the teacher/school is on the cutting edge of technology and their students are being prepared for a new world. iPads (just as Smartboards used to) are a visual, easily counted and recognizable icon for such assurance. Many schools around the globe are jumping on that proverbial “iPad bandwagon” iPads are being handed out to faculty.a small number of devices or a class iPad cart is made available for classrooms to checkout.students might be asked to bring, lease or use school owned devices to create a 1:1 environment You might be one of the teachers who is excited about the possibilities or apprehensive and fearful of the seemingly overwhelming task in front of you how to manage your classroom, students and the devices AND at the same time use them to improve student learning. You might be thinking…
I HAVE iPADS IN THE CLASSROOM! NOW WHAT?" Via John Evans, Cristin Kennedy 
James Matthews's curator insight,
June 16, 3:42 AM
I totally agree that owning the devices is not even half he battle? Have you invested as much time and thought into infrastructure so that they can be used to their full potential? Have you invested in staff traing (and understanding)? How will they raise standards? Delete the scoop?
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This post is about tech, 50 of the best resources for Ipads in Education, used different ways involving iPads and education in and out of classroom. Delete the scoop?
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"The easiest way to integrate iPads in the classroom is to think about changing 1 element of your lesson." Via John Evans, MSTA 
Kimberly A. Hurd's curator insight,
June 11, 7:26 AM
That is all it takes. Being brave enough to change just one thing. Instead of this...do that. Tech is a tool. Pick the right tool for job! 
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June 11, 9:31 AM
This is great advice for all change - It is often easier to change one thing and then another and another rather than to face a complete transformation. Delete the scoop?
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Welcome to the Transforming Assessment website. This site will contain examples of e-assessments and assessment in the Web 2.0 environment. Via Ana Cristina Pratas Delete the scoop?
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IgniteCast - Create and Embed Multimedia Presentations - Check out Teach Amazing for educational technology, web 2.0, and great tips to teach amazing! Delete the scoop?
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Film English The site promotes the innovative and creative use of film in language learning. All of the lesson plans revolve around the use of video and film to teach English. The site promotes cineliteracy, the ability to analyse moving images, and considers cineliteracy as a 21st century skill which our students need to learn. In addition, the lessons promote critical thinking in the language classroom, and encourage learners to reflect on values while learning a language. Via Shamblesguru 
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June 8, 6:01 AM
Although designed to support English language teaching the ideas and resources could be helpful in other languages. Delete the scoop?
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It's actually quite easy to figure out how to use popular social bookmarking service Pinterest with Bloom's Taxonomy. That is, after you see this guide! Via Stephanie Sandifer Delete the scoop?
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"The History Channel has lots of options for exploring the past on mobile devices. Bet You Didn’t Know is a fun app for trivia that gives users lots of options. You can also view clips of shows and specials on the History Channel app." Via John Evans Delete the scoop?
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