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The new design is being used in the hope of sharing a more effective message than the standard. The traditional form of QR codes – that is, the type that look like black and white pixilated squares Via Unitag Delete the scoop?
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Find free Art teaching ideas, activities and resources for your primary and secondary classroom. Via SandraVBarbosa, Lynnette Van Dyke Delete the scoop?
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Another great read from Birds on the Blog : There are so many fantastic women in education in my Twitter network that really I found it impossible to keep my list down to 50. Via Ana Cristina Pratas 
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June 1, 7:40 AM
Bit disappointed not to be included but I will get over it :-) 
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I love the term tweacher, this is the first I've heard it! Delete the scoop?
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A curated online art and design blog featuring established and emerging artists and designers working in the visual and applied arts. Via Ana Cristina Pratas Delete the scoop?
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The Flipped Classroom: The Full picture is not about watching videos as homework. Via JackieGerstein Ed.D., slararos 
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May 31, 5:56 AM
My model of a flipped classroom has evolved into a more blended model of learning over the last year. What I see key to the definition to a flipped classroom is the teacher using technology to save classroom time allowing for more active learning in the classroom.
David Donat's curator insight,
June 1, 5:14 PM
És un bon enfoc per explicar les claus de la "classe girada". I en molt pocs minuts. 
Marie Picon's curator insight,
June 17, 11:46 AM
Se explica la flipped class de forma sencilla y clara
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A lo largo de la materia de Tecnología Educativa, y sobre todo en los últimos días, hemos estado profundizando en el tema del e-learning y todo lo que gira en torno a él: MOOC, Personal Learning... Via L. García Aretio 
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E-learning, MOOC. Realidad y perspectivas de futuro. Delete the scoop?
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El Instituto Nacional de Tecnologías Educativas y de Formación del Profesorado (INTEF) presenta el resumen del informe NMC Horizon Report: 2013 Higher Education, elaborado por New Media Consortium (NMC) y EDUCASE Learning Initiative (ELI). Via Angel Pio Gonzalez Soto Delete the scoop?
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"There’s a lot of buzz around the action of “storytelling.” It’s a trendy term.
Some marketers hijack storytelling as the art nouveau of their work. I suppose that’s fine, but it still rings generic.
Nurses, we live storytelling. Our work is storytelling. The intimacy in the care we provide is like a Bob Dylan song because storytelling doesn’t have to be the feel-good, inspire-the-world marketing scheme. It’s a lived life. Storytelling—good storytelling—encompasses the grit and the grime. It is the real, and yes, sometimes it is happy, but sometimes it’s about suffering and pain and a mixture of all those things."
[The Storyteller, photo by Steve Evans] Via Gregg Morris 
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May 9, 4:01 AM
Interesting reading. It make me see the object in a complete new light. Inspiring. 
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May 10, 9:11 AM
It is interesting as a profession nurses are trained to care for the patient. Part of the original oath was: "devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care". http://www.nursegroups.com/nightingale-pledge%3A-nursing-ethics
Why do most people trust nurses? Think about why this is in your own mind. Is it the focus on caring for the patient?
Now turn around and view the training and education used to bring your own employees up to speed on "how to care" for your customers.
Have their lips been loaded with "fairy tales" of how great the company is. Or do they know the "lessons learned", the "war stories" of the past?
Most people will agree there is no such thing as a perfect life, or a perfect company. Being able to tell life lessons to customers about helping others may just move the needle on their experience when things have gone south.
It works for nurses to offer up hope in times of need by telling us about others who have gotten through what it is we are about to face. Offering up war stories of the past on how you have helped other customers in similiar situations helps calm the waters on both sides of the table when issues arise.
Than switch to a story tending mode and extract the full story of how the customer ended up in the situation they are in today. It is not always about our product and/or service. However, part of caring for the customer is forming a human to human connection while helping them solve their issues.
Using the power of story to have a conversation is what the best nurses do with us if you think back to a positive experience.They know how to build trust one story at a time. And always remember, keep the stories short, concise and to the point. Use them to extract the customer's story, which is the goal. Delete the scoop?
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David Shields' Reality Hunger: A Manifesto radically adopts the notion of art as appropriation. Among many of his noteworthy provocations, he states: "the citation of sources belongs to the realms of journalism and scholarship, not art. Delete the scoop?
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Overlooking a city intoxicated with dirt, air pollution and prayers for tomorrow, I am already caught between worlds. I linger on Twitter, catching up on tid-bits of conferences and opinions which ... Via Ana Cristina Pratas Delete the scoop?
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Se laisser bousculer par cet adepte des ruptures ! Voilà une bonne raison de traverser le Rhin et de découvrir à Bâle la rétrospective stimulante de l'œuvre de Max Ernst. Collage, grattage, décalcomanie, sculpture, peinture par oscillation : ce nomade dans sa vie et dans son art a toujours expérimenté de nouvelles techniques et pris de nouveaux départs. "Un peintre est perdu quand il se trouve", déclarait-il dans un film qui lui était consacré. La Fondation Beyeler, qui présente plus de 160 de ses œuvres depuis 1915 aux années 1970, célèbre ce pionnier du surréalisme moins populaire que Dali ou Magritte. Moins identifiable à un style aussi. "Il se cherchait de façon permanente, ce qui le rend difficilement saisissable du grand public", reconnaît Raphaël Bouvier, commissaire de l'exposition, avec Werner Spies, spécialiste de Max Ernst. Artiste du XXe siècle (né en Rhénanie en 1891, mort en France en 1976), après avoir vécu réfugié aux états-Unis pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Max Ernst a innové inlassablement pendant près de soixante ans, sans jamais céder à l'abstraction qu'il détestait.
En ménage à trois à Eaubonne (...)
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Human body has got to be one of the most challenging canvases for an artist - it breathes, sweats and moves. However, a 25-year-old German artist Gesine Marwedel has no problem with that. Via Alessandro Rea Delete the scoop?
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The Art Gallery's 2013 theme, XYZN: Scale, draws attention to a key critical affordance of computer-based authorship: the ability to iteratively scale our di... Via João Greno Brogueira Delete the scoop?
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Tras la realización de la Segunda Conferencia Mundial sobre la Educación Artística (Seúl, 2010), la Conferencia General de la UNESCO en 2011 proclamó la necesidad de destinar una semana en mayo como la Semana Internacional de la Educación Artística. El año 2012, la UNESCO la celebró por primera vez invitando a todos los países asociados a sumarse a esta iniciativa. La principal celebración tuvo lugar en la sede de la UNESCO el 23 de mayo de 2012 con la participación de artistas, educadores, investigadores, responsables de ONG y de asociaciones internacionales. “Queremos que esta semana sea una oportunidad de encuentro y de intercambios en torno a la importancia de la educación artística. Creemos que será una oportunidad privilegiada para fortalecer la cooperación entre los actores del arte y la educación para promover diversidad, diálogo cultural e intercultural y cohesión social” afirmó Jorge Sequeira, director de la OREALC/UNESCO Santiago. Via Mauricio M. Escudero Delete the scoop?
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May 23, 5:04 PM
L’université vue comme une bureaucratie professionnelle… fonctionne en réalité selon un mode clanique. Delete the scoop?
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In this final blog post of the Art and Science of the Diagram (see Part 1 and Part 2) series, I will venture away ... Via Ana Cristina Pratas Delete the scoop?
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Some great infographics here to either train teachers, or remind experienced teachers of classroom strategies and management skills. Delete the scoop?
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The volume of data in our age is so vast that whole new research fields have blossomed to develop better and more efficient ways of presenting and organizing information. Delete the scoop?
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Fundación Pescar Argentina promoviendo el desarrollo integral de los jóvenes argentinos para una inserción laboral de calidad. Via Raquel Zabala Delete the scoop?
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El vídeo juego cada vez es más importante no sólo como forma de ocio sino pedagógica. Hay dos aspectos en este enunciado. El primero es el atender al formato, el empleo de la infografía y del ordenador como herramientas con posibilidades de crecimiento exponencial. El segundo es la relación de lo lúdico con la enseñanza. Esto es una idea más antigua de lo que parece, pero en el caso informático aparece en el formato de los simuladores. Esta aproximación al tema de la enseñanza en el arte es una oportunidad y una responsabilidad imposible de obviar. Via A Petapouca Delete the scoop?
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