Dropbox is more a mega-utility than a simple tool. It begs you to think up new ways to use it, in & out of the classroom. Great for school.
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Teaching and learning in the 21st Century - meeting the challenges of digital learning and the iGeneration
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May 10, 11:11 PM
Posts, one of the best blogging apps for the iPad, is now a a free app. It has previously been priced at $9.99 and this appears to be a permanent move to free for the app. I say it appears to be a ... Delete the scoop?
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This in an update of older posts about the benefits of educational blogging. 2013 is the sixth year that I have maintained a classroom blog. When I first began Delete the scoop?
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Patricia Daniels's curator insight,
March 25, 7:00 AM
Teachers if you're considering introducing your students to blogging then this is a handy list of relevant terminology. Blogging as a form of social media is by no means new, but that doesn't mean that everyone is familiar with the language associated with it, or similar media. It's easy to assume that because we are comfortable using certain tools and technologies in the classroom that learners will be as well. Don't assume. Find out.
With each tool or technology that we adopt in the classroom we often consider the benefits and effectiveness they are going to have on the learning process and the level of digital literacies required to enable a seamless workflow, but how many of us think about the basics such as the language required to enable seamless communication when initially adopting this artefact? Delete the scoop?
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March 11, 6:54 PM
The best leadership blogs of 2013 Ranked. - This is probably the best list you will find - take a look at all these great blogs. Delete the scoop?
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David Lazar shares 7 reasons why students should blog in 2013. Blogging can potentiate students skills allowing teachers to discover their true talents. Delete the scoop?
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