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How to transition to a virtual and physical learning commons, with 21 century principles
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Today is the second annual Digital Learning Day, designated to bring attention to the benefits of technology for learning. As part of the effort, PBS LearningMedia has released a survey showing that 74 percent of teachers say educational technology benefits their classroom in many ways, including the ability to reinforce and expand content, motivate students, and respond to a variety of learning styles. Given these numbers, and despite increasing access, it’s not surprising that 68 percent of teachers still want more access to technology in the classroom. That number goes up to 75 percent of teachers in low-income schools. Read more in this Mindshift article, with infographic on digital learning.
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Technology has definitely played a huge part in our schools, and I am always thankful for a task that makes our students' lives easier, and more beneficial to their critical thinking. Delete the scoop?
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Letting go of the Physical book and embracing new technology at HCS Learning Commons. We are enjoying the ride! Delete the scoop?
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Some good priorities to consider in your library program!