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At one time not so long ago, literacy was defined as the ability to read and write and the school library was a place where students came to check our books to read or to find information in reference books. Delete the scoop?
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Do you know what all the Facebook Apps you use take away from you when it comes to information? Think about that next time you play `Candy Crush Saga`. Via Nicole Laura 
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RT @sheilayoshikawa: Online courses on teaching, from Oxford Brookes University: These priced short courses are offered on... http://t.co/ZCHSD2WS0y #infolit Delete the scoop?
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Learning basic digital skills through use of a network is somewhat of a contradiction. Hence, I have commented on Siemens’s key principles in the context of this most fundamental learning in a networked world. In the developing world, the most basic of digital skills (keyboard, mouse, logging on etc.) have to be learned before more valuable skills (searching, publishing) can be developed.
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via Online Universities Social media offers some great opportunities for learning in the classroom, bringing together the ability to collaborate, access worldwide resources, and find new and... Via C.Rathsack 
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Wonderful examples of creative uses for Twitter in the classroom! 
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Have the students use familiar platforms to enhance their learning! 
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Want to use Twitter with yoru students but not sure how? No fewer than 60 options from the very inspiring Committed Sardine blog. Delete the scoop?
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Keeping pace with today's tech jargon can be daunting, but with a little guidance you'll find it's not difficult to keep up. Via Dennis T OConnor 
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May 27, 7:56 PM
This is helpful to understand some of these words floating around...like Crowdsourcing - raising money for small business/creative projects through social media. Perhaps school lbraries could take advantage of some new ways to fundraise through social media. Delete the scoop?
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Learn how to find, process, analyze and visualize data
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So much of self-directed learning requires online tool mastery. Of particular importantace is the ability to understand and present information in a visual manner. This website is a self-directed learners dream! 
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This is a cool looking tool for School librarians and other educators!!! Delete the scoop?
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I'm hearing more and more about inverted (or "flipped") classrooms as an emerging teaching model in higher education. Today, this Ed Tech article, "Colleges Go Proactive with Flipped Classrooms" re... 
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May 25, 9:53 AM
An interesting analysis and application of theory to library classes on information literacy. My middle school class on this topic meets only once a week, so this would be a valuable route to pursue. 
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May 25, 11:20 AM
Flipped classrooms are a strategy that will work for some. What about those who it does not serve well? 
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This is really a way of using talking heads effectively - and classroom for useful collaboration. Thanks Anu and others for this! Delete the scoop?
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About a month ago I got two separate emails from completely different people asking about what I think high school students should know about information literacy before coming to college. I, uh, p... Delete the scoop?
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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. Delete the scoop?
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Jason Hamilton: "It's impossible to track down exactly when transmedia began to take effect as a major form of storytelling. As with any movement, it built up bit by bit, and is still gaining momentum. However, almost anyone with any knowledge in the area would agree that one of the biggest early influences was the film Star Wars and the pop culture phenomenon it started."
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Uno de los mejores ejemplos transmedia que hay, en mi opinión. Y para mirarlo desde otra perspectiva: http://www.forbes.com.mx/sites/el-imperio-economico-de-star-wars/
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This post is from Chrome Story - Chrome Is What You Make Of It This one is… crazy, funny but useful for many who will miss Google Reader when it is finally closed down. Feedly Reader is a Google Chrome extension that redesigns your Feedly to make... Via Paulo Simões Delete the scoop?
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Extending the Learning Process: Using the Theory of Connectivism to Inspire Student Collaboration
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"Today, The Lizzie Bennet Diaries ended its 100-episode run, bringing to a close Hank Green and Bernie Su’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice" ... Via Judi Repman Delete the scoop?
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