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In Voionmaa high school we use Dropbox in many ways. Teachers have their own account for sharing files, some teachers also share files with each other. Every teacher has also iPad and Dropbox is a useful tool for iPad users. That is why also many of our students have accounts to share all videos and images from iPad image file.
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Grammar has regrettably but understandably fallen by the wayside for a generation of connected learners and web 2.0 students. Delete the scoop?
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Prezi is a cloud based presentation software that opens up a new world between whiteboards and slides. The zoomable canvas makes it fun to explore ideas and the connections between them. Via João Greno Brogueira Delete the scoop?
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You can now give students voice feedback about their writing in Google Docs. This short video will show you how. You will need to teach students how to hit t... Via Laura Spencer, Let's Learn IT, Juergen Wagner 
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Een erg praktische toevoeging in Chrome aan Google Docs. Scheelt bergen tijd aan correctie. Wel even je leerlingen leren dat ze "open met..." en dan Voice comment moeten klikken. Delete the scoop?
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Below are some of the web tools that will help you and your students create awesome books with flipping pages. I have particularly selected these titles because they are very simple to use and have a user friendly interface that your students will enjoy working on. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL Delete the scoop?
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Video of British native-speaker English teacher giving example sentences of English pronunciation. Use intonation to improve sentence stress & be clearly understood. Via TeachingEnglish Delete the scoop?
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This week I gave a seminar at TeachMeet Clevedon. I am going to post more fully on my topic of teachers getting better by undertaking 'deliberate practice' sometime soon. One smaller aspect of my p... 
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An interesting blog article on how a teacher could provide better written feedback. However, shouldn't the emphasis be on student-to-student feedback? Delete the scoop?
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Tony Vincent explains QR codes and shows examples of how they can be used inside and outside of the classroom. For a transcript with web links, go to http://learninginhand.com/qr. Via Aggeliki Nikolaou Delete the scoop?
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In education, a ‘portfolio’ refers to a personal collection of information describing, documenting and recording a person’s achievements and learning. Portfolios are used for many different purposes such as a tool for evaluating leaning, for accreditation of prior experience, for continuing professional development, to assist a job application, or for a certification of competences acquired through a course or from work experience . An educational portfolio is mainly used to encourage personal reflection and involves the exchange of ideas and feedback. Many people have already used some kind of portfolio. Most of them have built a portfolio to collect evidence required to get certificates or to show what they have learned in a concrete situation or training. The development of information and learning technologies has led to the development of digital portfolios or electronic portfolios, commonly referred as e-Portfolios 
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Il portfolio digitale come strumento di accompagnamento del percorso scolastico e come strumento orientativo di conoscenza di sé
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Tweeting has become so popular that the Oxford English Dictionary broke one of its own rules to add 'tweet' to its lexicon. The addition stands out because it breaks an Oxford English Dictionary rule that a word needs to be in use for 10 years to be considered for inclusion. Since the Twitter social network just turned seven in March, the word aficionados broke their own rule by three years. Via Nicos Sifakis Delete the scoop?
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Thanks a lot for this very information and the information on Facebook page and Twitter.
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What is 21st century learning, and how do networks and technology function within it? Via Edumorfosis, Josep M. Espasa Delete the scoop?
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Feedback for learning is a matter of communication, consistency, and tone, all driven by and for assessment practice. Delete the scoop?
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Bring comics to the classroom with educational software that helps students create, share and collaborate on comics - without drawing a line. Use Bitstrips for Schools to teach reading comprehension, writing and digital literacy. Via jemp, Krisha Kerr, Pilar, Juergen Wagner 
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Although Bitstrips is already included in this collection of sites, the Bitstrips for Schools has some added features you might have missed. Check out the suggested activites. Unfortunately, this version is not paid which may put it out of some teachers' reach. Delete the scoop?
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The Direct Method of Teaching English is a way that learners acquire the English language. Developed over 100 years ago, this method is still widely used today. Via Will Lake, SandraVBarbosa Delete the scoop?
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Here’s a list of blogs that feed my teaching soul, hunger for knowledge, and need for deeper insights into teaching, learning and writing. There are so many wonderful blogs that it’s impossible to list them all here, so I’m listing the ones that have been most relevant to my own professional development. As such, they should be relevant to any teacher who wants to turn online teaching and/or publishing into a fully-fledged career.
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Good article highlighting some blogs I haven't heard of and will want to check out. Recommending to teachers on my campus. Delete the scoop?
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Here are 10 free tools for creating puzzles and quizzes to use with your class. Delete the scoop?
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By Christopher Pappas
"Social media are getting quite popular in eLearning, as well as in traditional classrooms andworkshops. The advantages are many and instructors cannot afford to ignore them: multiple-level interaction, reduce or elimination of classroom time, boost participation and collaboration, new job opportunities, opportunities for the development of online communities consisting of people with common training experiences, and so many more. And these are only few of the reasons why members of the learning community hop on board the social media train.
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Is empathy just part of the feel-good factor in the classroom or is it a crucial and indispensible prerequisite for healthy teacher/student relationships, brain development, identity and learn Via TeachingEnglish, Natassa Dourvetaki Delete the scoop?
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A compilation of ten videos on the history of the English language. I compiled the videos into a film to make it a little easier to watch them all. While I d... Delete the scoop?
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A short history of the origins and development of the English language, from Old English to Modern English.
Old English (450-1100 AD) The invading Germanic tribes spoke similar languages, which in Britain developed into what we now call Old English. Old English did not sound or look like English today. Native English speakers now would have great difficulty understanding Old English. Nevertheless, about half of the most commonly used words in Modern English have Old English roots. The words be,strong and water, for example, derive from Old English. Old English was spoken until around 1100. Via SandraVBarbosa Delete the scoop?
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2013 Calendar PowerPoint Template is a free simple PowerPoint calendar that you can download to print for New Year 2013. Via FPPT Delete the scoop?
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A diagram of 21st century pedagogy for the purpose of 21st century learning. Delete the scoop?
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You just need a computer with internet access, then visit some English learning websites and teach yourself without paying any money. Via Pilar Pamblanco, Will Lake Delete the scoop?
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