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Apps in Education: Cool Maths apps for kids

Apps in Education: Cool Maths apps for kids | marked for sharing | Scoop.it

Maths Apps are the ones most frequently searched for on this site. I sometimes think that if I had some of these apps I would have taken a greater interest in Maths as a kid. It was not that I was disinterested I just missed some of the basics. With some of these game based apps at least students can be engaged long enough to discovery some of the basic maths concepts.


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Felix Jacomino's curator insight, January 15, 10:10 PM

Thanks Greg!

Kellie Beddoe's curator insight, March 9, 10:55 PM

A collection of great Maths Apps to engage younger learners with some basic maths skills.

PeteandJennyD's curator insight, March 10, 3:31 AM

Sites like this take the hard work out of looking for appropriate apps to use - very helpful.  Thank you.

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Report on 6 MOOCs turns up 10 surprises

Report on 6 MOOCs turns up 10 surprises | marked for sharing | Scoop.it

The report has good data, tries to separate out active learners from window shoppers and not short on surprises. It’s a rich resource and a follow up report is promised.


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Relatório com algumas conclusões talvez inesperadas.

Nik Peachey's curator insight, May 24, 10:54 AM

Not THAT surprising, but still worth having a look.

Ruth Vilmi's curator insight, May 24, 12:24 PM

The only real surprise to me was that there were close to zero students from China. How long will these courses remain free, I wonder?

plerudulier's curator insight, May 24, 3:08 PM
Main driver – learning, low interest in certificationThis is a lesson that many MOOC commentators are learning, that MOOCs reflect, not demand for certification but demand for ‘learning’ with only around a third interested in certification or career. . That’s not to say that certification is not important, it’s just less important than educators think. Curiosity about online education and MOOCs, however, is the temporary pollutant in the data.
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High IQ means intelligent information filtering - Science Omega

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High IQ means intelligent information filtering
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You have to be able to process relevant information quickly whilst suppressing or filtering out less relevant, distracting information.

 

"High IQ people do really well when the image is small, but they struggle even more than lower IQ individuals when the object is large and more background-like," explained Dr Tadin. "What this tells is with regards to motion perception is that the visual system of high IQ individuals is automatically biased to process smaller moving objects and to ignore background movement."


Read more: http://www.scienceomega.com/article/1082/high-iq-means-intelligent-information-filtering#ixzz2UHrOcIR3


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Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, May 24, 6:59 PM

I curated this in this area, because the essence if mindful practice.

Ken Morrison's comment, May 24, 9:02 PM
I will definitely be sharing this with students and reminding myself that part of mental performance is blocking things out. I like the computer analogy. A faster processor is great. Letting an older computer focus on one important task can perform much better than the fast comptuer running 13 applications.
Ken Morrison's curator insight, May 24, 9:03 PM
I will definitely be sharing this with students and reminding myself that part of mental performance is blocking things out. I like the computer analogy. A faster processor is great. Letting an older computer focus on one important task can perform much better than the fast comptuer running 13 applications.  
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A Curriculum of Concerns

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Most excellent teachers have learned what first-rate filmmakers have always known, that to be successful you need to reach your audience emotionally. I want to revisit one the best approaches I know,
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Motivar os alunos não atrvés do que lhes interessa mas através do que os preocupa.

 

Motivating students not by their interests but by their concerns.

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Motivate... | motivate.maths.org

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Motivate provides ...

Free online maths-based resources for schools.

Our online multi-media packs provide:

connections between the maths curriculum and everyday lifea mathematical basis for science, citizenship, and PSHE discussionsnotes for teachers

 


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Atividades muito interessantes.

Very good activities.

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Tu aula en la nube gracias a Google Apps for Education

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La nube gana terreno entre los usuarios. Propuesta TIC educativa con ‘Google Apps for Education’ y ‘Syncbox’para la clase de Tecnología.

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Margarita Parra's curator insight, May 24, 4:05 PM

Las ventajas son múltiples! 

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Getting the Facts on Game Based Learning (INFOGRAPHIC)

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Don't forget, we'll be at ASTD ICE, May 20 – 22 in Dallas, Texas unveiling the brand new Knowledge Guru Game Creation Wizard—this learning game engine allows YOU to build your own game, and it
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Infographics

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What Parents Want From Technology In The Classroom #infographic
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mobile learning, parents and school

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The Web Is Your MOOC, and Portfolios To The Rescue | FunnyMonkey

The Web Is Your MOOC, and Portfolios To The Rescue | FunnyMonkey | marked for sharing | Scoop.it

I'm getting ready to head in to DrupalCon, where over the next few days I'll be talking education and open learning with anyone who is interested.

And as I'm heading in, I have MOOCs on the brain - not because I'm particularly a fan of MOOCs, but because of the tendency to take a great thing (in this case, information and interpersonal exchanges distributed broadly over the web) and reduce it into something that feels more manageable, but is ultimately something lesser (in this case, MOOC platforms). More on this later.

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ICT in schools survey – many children not getting what they need; teachers need more training and support.

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Students and teachers in Europe are keen to "go digital", computer numbers have doubled since 2006 and most schools are now "connected", but use of ICTs (Information and Communication Technologies) and digital skill levels are very uneven. These skills and support for teachers to deliver them need a strong boost, according to a survey on the use of digital technologies in schools in Europe published by the Commission.

 


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Nik Peachey's curator insight, May 21, 12:22 PM

Overall findings seem to be that teachers need more training and support. I could not agree more.

Darlene Clapham K12's curator insight, May 21, 1:25 PM

This is our greatest challenge! How do we overcome this obstacle? We are hoping to address some of these issues in our JT2020 planning.

 

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execelent www.wedesign-x.fr "creation site paris " "webmaster paris"
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En la nube TIC: Aurasma y... ¡Aumenta el mundo!

En la nube TIC: Aurasma y... ¡Aumenta el mundo! | marked for sharing | Scoop.it

Hace casi un año publiqué en este mismo blog un post titulado "Realidad Aumentada (RA) para todos los públicos". En él daba algunas claves para iniciarse en el uso de esta tecnología que va a revolucionar muchos ámbitos de la sociedad: educación, publicidad, acceso a la información...

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Really liked it!

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The 21st century skill students really lack.

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Most teachers t think that students today have a problem paying attention. They seem impatient, easily bored.

I’ve argued that I think it’s unlikely that they are incapable of paying attention, but rather that they are quick to deem things not worth the effort.

 


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Nik Peachey's curator insight, May 15, 4:35 AM

Some nice messages in this article.

Ricard Garcia's curator insight, May 15, 7:21 AM

Read this after you watch Rita Pierson at TED... If that doesn't make you think...

Rachel Hall's curator insight, May 15, 4:24 PM

Interesting reading

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Creating a (mobile friendly) multiple choice quiz with images or multimedia

Creating a (mobile friendly) multiple choice quiz with images or multimedia | marked for sharing | Scoop.it
Ingredients:Google Forms
Google Spreadsheets
Picasa (optional)
Blogger
Google Forms is a great tool for creating short surveys, polls and of course quizzes.

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The 7 Characteristics of Teachers Who Use Technology Effectively ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

The 7 Characteristics of Teachers Who Use Technology Effectively ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning | marked for sharing | Scoop.it

I just came across this awesome graphic shared by our colleagues in teachthought and I found it really interesting. The graphic  features 7 habits of the highly effective teachers using technology. Even though the habits mentioned are generic , they still  reflect part of the digital behavior teacher should embrace when using technology in their class.

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6 Tips Teachers Should Be Able to Do on Google Docs ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

6 Tips Teachers Should Be Able to Do on Google Docs ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning | marked for sharing | Scoop.it

Following the Google Docs guides I have been posting here, I received several other tips to add to these guides. I know it is impossible for me to cover all the details of these web services but some of these  tips are really important and should not pass incognito. As I told you before, this blog is a fruit of a collaborative work between me and you and I do learn a lot from you as you do from me.

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Wrong! Free computers don’t affect educational outcomes

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Makes you wonder how on earth earth such misguided studies can even be commissioned. Also makes you curious about who is really behind the funding of research that misleads readers into believing that poor kids don’t need the same tools their wealthier peers use for success.


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Nik Peachey's curator insight, Today, 2:55 AM

Some kind of obvious points, that obviously still need to be made.

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The Ed Techie: If education were free, what would MOOCs be?

Here's a thought experiment, if there were no students fees and higher education were free, what would that do to MOOCs? I mean, obviously it'll never happen... oh, wait, Germany just abolished student fees.

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Crear exámenes con Formularios de Google Drive con corrección automática

En este vídeo se explica como crear un examen online con la aplicación de crear Formulrios con GOOGLE DRIVE, además de incorporarles una función de autocorre...

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Teorema: Los pájaros nunca beberán alcohol

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De caminhos e pássaros

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Free Technology for Teachers: The Dictionary of Numbers - Putting Numbers in Human Terms

Free Technology for Teachers: The Dictionary of Numbers - Putting Numbers in Human Terms | marked for sharing | Scoop.it

Dictionary of Numbers is a neat Chrome extension that "translates" large numbers into terms that are easy to visualize. When you have the extension installed any time that you encounter a large number on the web you can highlight it and get a simple explanation of just how big that number is. For example, if you came across the number 238,900 you would quickly find out that that is the average distance in miles to the moon.

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Mural.ly - Google Docs for Visual People

Mural.ly - Google Docs for Visual People. Thousands of creative people from all over the world are using Mural.ly to grow ideas.
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Parece um pouco mais interessante que o Padlet, logo agora que estava a gostar dele!

Seems a little more interesting than Padlet.

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855 Moodle-based Open Courses, #OER

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A few months ago we asked for suggestions of courses that were available and open for download.  The list has been growing steadily and now there are links to over 855 courses that are based in Moo...
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25 Things Teachers Should Know About Gamification - Edudemic

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There are dozens of things teachers and students should know about gamification. Here's a handy simplified list to quickly learn from!
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10 Great Tools to Integrate with your Google Docs ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

10 Great Tools to Integrate with your Google Docs ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning | marked for sharing | Scoop.it

Since Google officially changed Google Docs name to Google Drive and a number of updates have been introduced to improve its overall performance. One very recent update is an increase of cloud storage capacity to 15GB usable across Gmail, Drive, and Google Plus. It is quite obvious that Google is trying to outsmart its immediate competitor Dropbox and I think Google is successful in its strategy so far.

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How To Create A Self Graded Multiple Choice Quiz Using Google Docs

How To Create A Self Graded Multiple Choice Quiz Using Google Docs Will Take You Step By Step Though The Process Of Creating A Self Graded Multiple Choice Qu...
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Three Ways to Improve the Online Learning Experience - Faculty eCommons

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Fostering effective learning experiences in the online classroom is a continual process.Instructors can improve students’ learning experiences by promoting collaboration, using web resources, and facilitating content curation throughout a course.Although creating memorable learning experiences takes time, it’s well worth the investment.
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