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They're sharing a lot but they're doing so intelligently for the most part.
Avichai Rontzki, who is currently the rabbi of the Itamar settlement yeshiva, will be in charge of instilling 'Jewish values' in the Israeli public.
Angelina Jolie's recent bombshell caused a spike in breast cancer exams in Israel, which is relatively generous in its health basket policy.
A website dedicated to informing secondary students and their teachers of copyright law, plagiarism policies, and caveats in order to uphold literary integrity and digital ethics through a compilation of various media.
Via Naomi Harm
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Google Maps is a fantastic free tool, but we’re guessing you don’t have much spare time to play around with the service. Let us help.
התרשים הבא מתאר כמה מהתכונות הזמינות ב'מפות Google'. ייתכן שחלק מהתכונות לא יהיו זמינות במיקום שלך. קבל הנחיות - צריך להגיע למקום כלשהו? לחץ לקבלת הנחיות לנהיגה, הליכה, רכיבה על אופניים או תחבורה
Google has released a major new education program called Google Play for Education that organizes and manages the way teachers share apps, books, and other learning content with their classes.
Digi-Tel will provide residents of the Big Orange with everything they need to know online – and the wifi is free
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Teaching students the importance of having and using manners is nothing new to teachers. However, what has changed is the type of etiquette kids needs today—namely, the digital kind. True, please, thank you and excuse me are still significant, but in addition to these basics, students growing up in this ever-connected, social media crazed world require much more. Concepts such as online privacy, sharing and creating a positive digital footprint through the demonstration of responsible online behaviors are just as vital.
Via Jamie Forshey, Nancy Jones, Bonnie Bracey Sutton, Dennis T OConnor
Given the ways in which the word 'Zionism' is thrown around both in Israel and outside of it, and the vast permutations it’s gone through over the past decades, perhaps it's time we try to define it realistically.
The rabbinate will continue to control Jewish marriage, but for the first time, competition will be introduced into the system.
A 2,800-year-old pillar discovered by a tour guide under a Palestinian orchard points to major construction dating from Biblical times. So why isn’t it being excavated?
Games, in contrast, depend on failure to teach. They literally push players to the edge of their ability and knowledge; then the best games change or adapt when a level is reached to push players further. In order to succeed, players must encounter and overcome obstacles both large and small along the way. These disappointments teach students to persevere and foster creativity and adaptability – invaluable skills in our hyper-connected, fast-paced, global economy. Here is a look at some of the ways failure helps students and how games support this valuable learning opportunity.
Via Nik Peachey
YouTube has turned eight, and the company is marking the occasion by sharing a couple of cool stats about the service.
כל שירותי גוגל בעברית פשוטה, עם סרטונים, הדגמות הסברים ועדכונים. כנסו, ומיצאו פיתרון בשירותים שגוגל מציעה לכל בעיה, החל מחיפוש תמונות ועד שינויי UI באתרכם.
Celebrating complexity: Rabbi Lichtenstein has taught the highest-level Talmud, Halacha and philosophy to his tens of thousands of students.
It's exam time and students are stressing about turning in papers on time. What's a teacher to do in terms of noticing student plagiarism?
An urban harvesting map that brings together community and city datasets from all over the internet. Find, add, and edit information on the wild edibles growing in your neighborhood.
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