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Time: June 23, 2013 from 2pm to 5pm Delete the scoop?
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By Lisa Nielsen
"If you're an innovative educator, by now, you have probably tried Google Hangouts which let you conduct a video conference with up to ten people / locations FOR FREE! This by itself has terrific potential for teaching and learning tool.
Via Jim Lerman
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I am currently leading my students toward Google + hangouts vs. Skype. This seems to be a growing trend. Delete the scoop?
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(Reuters) - A wealthy school district in Colorado is launching a radical experiment that sets a different pay scale for each category of educator, ensuring that even the best third-grade teacher would never earn as much as a veteran high-school...
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This pay scale will be the next phase in the educational (Next Generation) evolution. Delete the scoop?
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Meet some of the best and brightest voices in education technology.
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The list has excellent tech resource educators. Delete the scoop?
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By Steve Boller
"Lots people want to get started with game based learning, gamification and serious games in their training. We’ve been curating game related content for over a year and a half while conducting our own research and case studies. Here are 100 articles related to games and learning. Some of them are research-based, while others just offer an interesting perspective to spark discussion. Take what you need and share this with a colleague." Via Jim Lerman
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Thank you for sharing Jim. 
Gordon Gower's comment,
June 14, 10:41 AM
"Research shows that kids learn more through gaming." <my hope is that we adults can too :-)
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Blogging, or more specifically writing, is a daily routine for us, here in hongkiat.com. In the process, we’ve accumulated a lot of resources that would be real helpful in jumpstarting one’s blogging career. Delete the scoop?
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Cooperative learning, Larry has included Problem-based and Project-based learning in the catergory. They are two different learning strategies. Actually falls under the catergory of Inquiry Based Learning... Delete the scoop?
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Our brains don't like unresolved issues, writes El Paso Schools IT director Tim Holt. Problem-based learning offers cliffhangers that keep students engaged. Via EDTC@UTB Delete the scoop?
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In schools, sometimes on a daily basis, there is discourse. Educators work day in and day out with each other, and there is always a chance that things wil
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The one-size-fits-all approach to education has never been more outdated or irrelevant. Now thanks to the transformative effects of technology, learning has become something that can ... Delete the scoop?
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"Welcome to the official guide to technology and learning by Edudemic! This part of Edudemic is meant to offer you, the teacher, some of the best and most popular resources available today. We’ve combed through hundreds of resources in order to narrow down our guides into something easy to read, easy to use, and easy to share.
"Below are links to the guides we have made so far. They’re always a work in progress so be sure to let us know if we missed something or if you have more resources you want us to call out in the guides. We’re always looking for the best and most useful resources so don’t be shy, share!"
via Mariko Nobori Via Jim Lerman
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Thank you Jim for sharing. 
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June 15, 11:35 AM
Links to 10 practical and helpful guides for teachers to tech in learning produced by Edudemic. Topics include: Flipped Classrooms Copyright & Fair Use Google Glass Badges in Education The Library of Congress Keeping Students Safe Online Choosing the Best Digital Content Digital Scavenger Hunts Printerest
More guides added periodically Delete the scoop?
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The science of learning can offer some surprising and useful perspectives on how we guide and educate young people.
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Gardner's multiple intelligences can lead to compency based learning. In this article, the perception of intelligence seems to be the theme with limited applications. It leads to a situation creator role Delete the scoop?
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cc licensed ( BY ) flickr photo shared by -= Bruce Berrien =- Through a lot of conversations on social networks, face-to-face opportunities, and reflection, I have been thinking about some of the t... Delete the scoop?
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Bill could be another big step forward for the MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) model. The state of California has recently approved a bill (SB 520) that
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Education is changing fast...the end of tenure, open universities and open high schools on-line courses, global access to online learning...lions, tigers and bears...Oh my...brick and mortar institutions...Oh my...ETS, SAT, ACT's...Oh my...Windows, Apple and Android...Oh my...We're off to see the learning wizard, the wonderful wizard of education, it really is the wizard this is...the future of education. Delete the scoop?
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The Future of Education is a social network
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This is Steve Hargardon project and all of his resources are worth reveiwing. Thank you Steve for sharing. 
Dr. Debra Harper, Ed.D.'s curator insight,
June 9, 10:06 PM
This social network site appears to be a good resource for staying current on tech trends & issues. As more tech tools are created, educators often face challenges in keeping pace with tech developments. The Future of Education offers an interview,discussion format presented in video/audio format. In order to obtain information, interested persons must submit a membership application. Although many of the topics listed on the home page can easily be accessed using Google, but having resources accessible through one site may offer convenience some may want. The key benefit is the opportunity to interact with others interested in common tech topics. Delete the scoop?
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This is an interesting perspective and has many variables and factors that should be discussed further. Many learning theories are blended here which I find exciting to dig deeper into...Thank you for sharing. Delete the scoop?
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Thank you for sharing 
Susan Grigsby's curator insight,
June 4, 3:19 PM
Read and re-read. So many things to think about in this article from TeachThought. 
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June 4, 9:13 PM
We need to model and help students learn critical thinking in a safe place. 
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June 5, 1:14 PM
Great article that forces the reader to consider a wide array of factors that play into the degree to which children can (and WILL) think deeply. Delete the scoop?
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Worth a look...Next FREE classes start in July. Delete the scoop?
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Despite increasingly widespread adoption of technologies in virtually every aspect of K-12 education, significant challenges are preventing widespread effective implementation. Delete the scoop?
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