Here is a great way to provide your students comprehensive feedback. Using a podcast, teachers record their feedback to a podcast for each student.
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A Brief History Of Video Games In Education Via Anna Goldfeder, Maria Margarida Correia, Joe Pereira, Digital Play 
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December 24, 2012 10:42 AM
The best educational games aren’t just tools for teaching. They show kids that education can be fun and instill a love of learning that will carry on throughout their lives. Here we highlight a few of those amazing early educational games. Delete the scoop?
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Another way to use technology that saves writing individually to students which they most often do not read... this is different, fun and personalised.