In powtoon heb ik een introductievideo over de “Flipped Classroom” om tijdens de eerste les te laten zien.
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Jeroen van Beijnen's curator insight,
May 14, 2:28 AM
Je bent wat je twitterd, hoe je tweets je leeftijd verraden. Een mooi voorbeeld over hoe je met behulp van algoritme gegevens kun achterhalen die je niet zelf vrij hebt gegeven! Delete the scoop?
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Sue Osborne's curator insight,
April 30, 7:54 PM
Seriously? It's amazing to me that this wasn't considered in the equation when the school went to BYOD....crazy!
Innovative Learning's comment,
May 7, 10:56 PM
totally disagree! teach them to source information from wherever - where does 'cheating' actually fit these days? Isn't crowd sourcing your answer a good strategy - just like you're doing?!?!?
Leslie Hays's comment,
May 10, 11:01 AM
The teacher could think about creating an assignment that involves much more than crunching numbers, and requires analysis, hypothesis proposal and other key scientific research skills that make using a Sci Calculator out of date - the whole notion of cheating is outdated.
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