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Most educational games for the iPad aim squarely at the kiddish crowd. But those punk whippersnappers who need to get off the lawn shouldn’t have all the fun. Adults can enjoy their own as well, including these! Via Jon Samuelson Delete the scoop?
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We can't think of a better time than the holidays to learn a few forgotten tenets about the craft of listening.
Do we really know how to listen, in this society that so engaged with 21st century technology that we often seen students sitting next to each other and texting or messaging rather than having a face2face conversation. Is the art of listening being lost? Check out this post for 10 rules that might help you become a better listener. Read on to learn how to listen actively; what it means to clean your lenses; and much more! Via Beth Dichter Delete the scoop?
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I really like how these habits are sequenced and I found them to be the habits of every successful teacher and not only those using technology. Via Susan Bainbridge
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There is already evidence that teachers are using social media as part of teaching strategies, with the aim of encouraging students to view social networks as less of a pleasurable distraction, and more as something that can be used in projects and for personal expression in a medium they prefer.
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December 3, 2012 4:49 AM
The use of social media for learning is essential, particularly in secondary (high schools). Too many teens are engaged with social media, for fast periods of time, with no return on their investment. Schools and their pupil's would benefit from the social media angle.
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The use of social media for learning is essential, particularly in secondary (high schools). Too many teens are engaged with social media, for fast periods of time, with no return on their investment. Schools and their pupil's would benefit from the social media angle.
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As I noted above, the idea of the “flipped classroom” wasn’t new to 2012. Nor was it something devised by Khan Academy or TED. Video-taped lectures assigned as homework can be traced back to Colorado math teacher Karl Fisch who had his work popularized in turn by a story in 2010 by Daniel Pink who called the practice “flip thinking” or the “Fisch flip.” But well before that, many other educators were thinking about ways they could “flip” or reverse instruction: chemistry teachers Jonathan Bergmann and Aaron Sams recorded their lessons circa 2007. And in the 1990s, let’s not forget, Harvard professor Eric Mazur pioneered the idea of peer instruction in order to alter his own teaching practices away from heavy reliance on lecturing.
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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning is back to you with another list of some great educational websites. We have meticulously handpicked this compilation and we want those of you who,...
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The word "gamification" has left the marketing world and entered the world of education. Superfunner is the latest app to take on gamifying education.
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20+ Digital Storytelling Apps http://t.co/HXFvLVLf via @shellterrell #engchat #edtech #techcoach #elearning...
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A growing number of online universities are redefining education. But what will that mean for traditional institutions?
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RT @dupuisj: Oxford debates the role of its librarians and libraries | Inside Higher Ed http://t.co/jkL8LNaO...
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"Online Education has seen a huge surge in interest over the past few years, and with the internet evolving rapidly as well as public perception toward collaborative learning progressing, now is a dynamic time in the area of digital education. Here are seven current trends in online education that are likely to influence the near future."
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Twitter is a brilliant resource for student collaboration. Here are 5 great ways for students to collaborate using social network.
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BloombergOnline Classes Mean No Dorm, Gym or DebtBloombergSuch facilities and services consume as much as half of what it takes to send a student to college.
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My goal is not only to answer the “why do I have to take this course?” question when they enter the class but to spark and encourage a life-long interest in science. Twitter is an excellent tool to reach and teach my students about science both during the class and long after those final grades have been submitted by posting content that engages and interests students.
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Below is an awesome infographic I learned about from Instructor Magazine Pinboard. This infographic is the creation of Schoolastic and features the presence of teachers on some of the most popular...
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Diversity is the spice of life and for us in education it is also the spice of learning. As learners, we have different learning styles . Some learn more when information is presented visually,...
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A simple site for quick and easy assignments.....
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myHomework is an app where students can manage their school life. Available on the iPhone, iPad, Android, Kindle Fire, Windows 8 and the web, myHomework replaces the traditional student planner.
This is a great app for all students: elementary, middle school, high school, college and beyond. The most important feature of this app is that it is simple and intuitive. There's not much to it. Sometimes, apps for organizing are too time consuming to set up and use. This one is simple as 1-2-3.
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Create Online Presentations and Slideshows that don't use Flash. Share presentations on your website, blog, twitter, facebook, and more.
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RT @R_Sigurdson: Essay on similarities between dating and academic job-hunting | Inside Higher Ed http://t.co/tBtU0Ix0...
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