With "classroom flipping," teachers record their classroom lectures online for students to watch at home. Classroom time is then used for problem solving and homework.
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Sam Gliksman's curator insight,
March 20, 11:59 PM
Presented at California CUE conference, March 2013 
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March 22, 6:22 AM
Thoughtful look at the challenges and opportunities presented by tablet technology in the classroom and beyond the walls of the school. --Lou Delete the scoop?
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We see iPads in education all over the place. So what are some actual ways iPads are being used in schools that you could learn from? Via Mel Riddile 
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February 23, 2:34 PM
Sorry but I don't agree with #3--iPads cannot replace QUALITY teachers in any setting--rural or urban.
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Disagree with #3--iPads cannot replace QUALITY teachers in any setting--rural or urban. Delete the scoop?
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We see iPads in education all over the place. So what are some actual ways iPads are being used in schools that you could learn from? Via Mel Riddile
Connie Wise's comment,
February 23, 2:34 PM
Sorry but I don't agree with #3--iPads cannot replace QUALITY teachers in any setting--rural or urban.
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Students learn in many different ways. Today's students are constantly bombarded with information. Teachers need to use different instructional strategies to reach today's students. We can't just stand in front of the room and ... Delete the scoop?
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Inside Mathematics is a professional learning community for educators passionate about improving students' mathematics learning and performance. This site features classroom examples of innovative teaching methods and insights into student learning, tools for mathematics instruction that teachers can use immediately, and video tours of the ideas and materials on the site. Via Karen Young Delete the scoop?
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January 15, 12:40 PM
Learn forensic science with this interactive game. Delete the scoop?
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Daily Technology Integration, by Dan Bowdoin: A look at how educators are using technology in schools. (Daily Technology Integration is out! Delete the scoop?
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The Smarter Balanced Consortium released guidelines with specific requirements for devices students will use to take their high stakes tests in the 2013-2014 school year. Via Karen Young Delete the scoop?
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Salman Khan’s dream college looks very different from the typical four-year institution. The founder of Khan Academy, a popular site that offers free online video lectures about a variety of subjects, lays out his thoughts on the future of education in his book, The One World School House: Education Reimagined, released last month. Via Marty Koenig Delete the scoop?
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We hear about 1:1 classrooms all the time. But this is not the end goal. It's time to start thinking about creating an entire 1:1 school district.
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North Dakota State University Archeology Technologies Laboratory (ATL) has reconstructed the On-A-Slant Mandan Village using Virtual Reality technology. The On-A-Slant Virtual Village was modeled based on scholarly research of the site, the Native population, and the era. The Virtual Village is as historically accurate as the documentation allows. The slice of time presented to viewers is ca. 1776, five years before the village's abandonment in 1781. Archaeology is the discipline that provides us with a conduit, of sorts, to the past. It is the means by which our society reconnects with its heritage. Archaeologists, however, can only dream of time travel. While time travel is currently impossible in reality, it is possible and plausible in virtual reality. The ATL at NDSU has the necessary tools and expertise to produce virtual 3D computer reconstructions of the past using a combination of archaeological, historical, and ethnographic records.
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What should a teacher be able to do with an iPad? Here's a list of 23+ items and growing. Via Mel Riddile Delete the scoop?
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February 15, 1:29 PM
My StoryMaker is an online story creation tool developed by Carnegie Mellon University's Entertainment Technology Center for the Carnegie Pittsburg Library. It allows children to select and control characters and objects as they use them to build a story. A title and then sentences are created for them based on the characters and objects they have selected for their story. Children may also write their own sentences. Delete the scoop?
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New technology in EVSC schools help students learn better. Delete the scoop?
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Smarter Balanced has recently released a website that allows you to perform a bandwidth test based upon the number of students you will have testing simultaneously. Delete the scoop?
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Smarter Balanced has recently released a website that allows you to perform a bandwidth test based upon the number of students you will have testing simultaneously. Delete the scoop?
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Check out this fabulous resource created by Wesley Fryer @wfryer. (Mapping Media to the Curriculum: What do you want to CREATE today? Delete the scoop?
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Reflection: Integrating Technology Across the Curriculum. December 12, 2012. Reflective behavior is critical to the learning process. I'm doing it right now. What has caused me to learn and how can I best apply that in my classroom to become ... Delete the scoop?
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Paul Hamilton, blogger of Free Resources on the Net for Every Learner, provides an updated list of apps to support learners who struggle with reading and writing. Many are familiar and favorites of mine as well as a few new that I might be using a different app for. All in all it is a great updated list to check on what else might be out there to support struggling learners.
Check out Paul Hamiliton's list, are these tools in your OT or Education m/iTool Kit? Carol Via csleynse Delete the scoop?
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