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Steven Simmons's curator insight,
May 18, 1:16 PM
To thrive in the 21st Century Knolwedge Economy, people must embrace self-directed learning. Delete the scoop?
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April 27, 11:54 PM
Digital Learning Now has released a new infographic on blended learning and the teaching profession. The infographic explores how the teaching profession is in transition, ten benefits of blended learning for teachers, how blended learning may improve teaching conditions and how blended learning increases career opportunities. To go directly to the infographic (which is available as a pdf file) click: http://www.digitallearningnow.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/FI-infographic_2013-04-19_FINAL.pdf Delete the scoop?
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A good summary/overview of CC licenses and use for photos. Via C.Rathsack, Ann Vega, Dr. Laura Sheneman, Dennis T OConnor, NikolaosKourakos, Lynnette Van Dyke, Kim Flintoff 
Martin (Marty) Smith's curator insight,
January 24, 8:34 AM
Understanding how to use the "creative commons" is about to be every Internet marketer's job. I'm lousy at attribution and that has to stop. I don't like it when sites copy my work without attribution so only fair to hold myself to the same standard or stop being mad when someone copies my work wholesale (unlikely). Attribution is the right Thank You and kudos for someone's hard work.
Martin (Marty) Smith's comment,
January 24, 8:35 AM
Big help in understanding the Creative Commons and attribution. Important!
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The Common Core has brought the concept of college and career readiness…so, what is college readiness? This infographic explores this question. It looks a traditional factors that high schools and colleges value as well as performance in college courses. Key cognitive strategies, academic knowledge and skills, academic behaviors and contextual skills and awareness are also address as are what schools and students may due to foster college readiness. Via Beth Dichter 
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March 11, 10:56 AM
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Provided By: OnlineColleges.net...
Gust MEES: please accept my Critical-Thinking again! Education makes a great publishing with Infographics and Blogs, BUT they forget every time to consider "IT-Security" and "Privacy" which I start to... sorry... I am from Europe, we take it more serious...
Check here for better protection on "Privacy" and also "IT-Security:
- http://www.scoop.it/t/apps-for-any-use-mostly-for-education-and-free
- http://www.scoop.it/t/apps-for-any-use-mostly-for-education-and-free?tag=App+Advisor+by+secure.me
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Beth Dichter's curator insight,
May 6, 7:26 PM
This is the first of nine infographics that will look at Gagne’s Nine Events of Learning. This first one looks at how to gain students attention. Additional infographics will cover the "events of learning" listed below. And if you find this of interest if you do a search on Gagne's Nine Events of Learning you will find quite a bit of information. * Inform learners of objectives * Stimulate recall of prior learning * Present the content * Provide “learning guidance” * Elicit performance (practice). * Provide feedback * Assess performance * Enhance retention and transfer to the job Delete the scoop?
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"Once upon a time, the role of the teacher in the classroom conjured up images and ideas of blackboards, rulers, chalk, and pencils. But now, technology is becoming more and more integrated into modern school systems—not just as an added bonus, but as a necessity to how students learn and how teachers teach." Via Beth Dichter
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March 18, 10:42 PM
An infographic that explores the changes taking place in our schools. Sections include: * A look at high-tech teaching * Now tablets are joining the classroom * Teachers have 'em, love 'em * Teachers use more and more tech...Does it help? * Tech is used to teach outside the classroom, too * So it's not surprising that.. For more information on this "tech-teaching phenomenon, and why teachers love it so much" check out this infographic. 
Jenny Cha's curator insight,
March 19, 10:25 AM
How do we encourage more instructors to embrace technology in the classroom (and the flipped classroom)? The students have spoken but are the instructors really listening? Delete the scoop?
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Social media is trending globally. Check out this infographic to learn about how quickly social media has become prominent around the world. Via Beth Dichter
Beth Dichter's curator insight,
January 17, 10:59 PM
How much has Internet use grown in the last 10 years? Check out some "jaw-dropping numbers behind social networking's ascent to global dominance" in this infographic. Be prepared to be surprised by some of these numbers! 
Roger Grant's comment,
January 18, 12:03 AM
Yes..Actulally the numbers are growing so fast and we are becoming so much dependent on internet
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Did you know that by 2013 " China will have 200 million college graduates—more than the entire U.S. workforce—and by 2020 India will be graduating four times as many college graduates as the United States"? This infographic looks at finding from the Center for the Next Generation and the Center for American Progress report 'The Competition that Really Matters: Comparing U.S., Chinese, and Indian Investments in the Next Generation Workforce.' This link also provides links to the full report and the introduction and summary as will as information on the polling resources. Via Beth Dichter Delete the scoop?
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Getting the proper amount of exercise is one of the most important elements to maintaining a healthy, happy lifestyle. Only about "12% of students get the recommended amount of exercise for a healthy state of being...consider the benefits that a great workout can have on your smarts. Studies show that exercising doesn't just boost your health, it can also boost your intelligence and mental acuity. From elementary school all the way through college-level education, regular exercise is seen to improve test scores and even IQ levels. In fact, working out right before a test can aid in boosting performance." Via Beth Dichter Delete the scoop?
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A view of Bloom's Taxonomy that includes learning domains:
Interpersonal, Affective, Psychomotor, Perceptual and Cognitive, as well as the Learning Levels: Remembering, Understanding, Applying, Analyzing, Evaluating and Creating.