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Here’s a common scenario. Someone emails and asks about an elearning tutorial I have on the blog. It’s not always easy to find the specific tutorial buried in a given post. In fact, there are many times I either forgot that I had created that tutorial or I can’t recall where it’s at either. I know. It’s part of getting older. Today I am going to fix that. I have listed every blog post that has a video tutorial that shows how to create something related to online learning. So, if you’re just getting started with building online learning courses (or new to the blog), now you have a handy resource with links to all sorts of rapid elearning tutorials.
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Plagiarism is a serious offense. These 10 online services help you check students' text, or avoid getting into academic hot water yourself.
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Tweet It is no secret that I am a fan of the iPad app BookCreator since its release in 2011. Our students have created several eBooks with the app. You can read about the creation, its process and ...
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We saw a preview earlier this month, but now Facebook's simplified, slimmed down privacy tools should be arriving on your profile. Any minute. Take control and untag those gross pictures you didn't even know existed.
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Wes Freyer's awesome interactive resource for product-based learning. ============================================= Gust MEES Great examples how one can use 21st Century tools in the classroom while every part is well described with "Definition", *Workflow", *Tools", "Workshop Description"... This is how it should be, take it as a very good practice example! ============================================= Read more, a MUST: http://maps.playingwithmedia.com/
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Today, no longer is having a high school diploma is enough to land a good job and support family. College is key today, but finding the funds to pay for it can be tricky. Brick and mortar institutions cost a fortune, and most have to work while going to school. But for those who can't juggle both, online learning can be a great option. We know what that you may think this avenue is for slackers, but have a look at our infographic below, and your opinion may just change.
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It's 2012. Technology suffuses everything around us. The Internet and Internet browsers have been pretty mainstream for ===> at least a decade. <=== And yet, I continually run into significant numbers of educators who still don't know how to work their Internet browser. They struggle with copying and pasting. They get confused just clicking between 2 or 3 different browser tabs. They don't conceptually understand the difference between their browser's Google search box and the box where they can actually type in the URL and get there directly. They have no idea that they can right-click on things like hyperlinks or images. And so on… [And this is just the Internet browser. I'm not even talking about individual software programs or online tools.] Read more, a MUST: http://bigthink.com/education-recoded/struggling-with-educators-lack-of-technology-fluency
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Edutopia is one of my favorite websites. Edutopia features some great reads in the field of educational technology and I have included some of its resources here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning several times.
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In Professional Learning in the Digital Age: The Educator's Guide to User-Generated Learning, Kristen Swanson shows educators how to enhance their pro...
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There's a whole galaxy of terminology that you should know about when it comes to education technology. From PLNs to Blended Learning to Synchronous Online Learning... it can get overwhelming.
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Presentations in PowerPoint are worldwide widely used by teachers and educators who need to teach different subjects so it is very common to find this kind of presentations. If you need to download free Online PowerPoints for teachers including PowerPoint templates and backgrounds, but also interesting topics for PowerPoint presentations, then the list below can be very helpful.
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I am pretty sure as you introduce the idea to your students everyone will want to have a say in their next e-magazine. There is nothing much more rewarding to students then to have a proof of their hard work recognized in a publication of some sort. Most of the tools cited here are easy to use and have user friendly interface and they will let you create your own e-magazine or newspaper in few simple steps. Yet I would recommend your discretion as you use them with your students. Read more: http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2012/11/9-tools-to-create-e-magazines-and.html
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![Developing 21st Century Critical Thinkers [Infographic] | Technology and Education Resources | Scoop.it](http://img.scoop.it/CGr5wVjpTk64ukpNkZ52GDl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVaiQDB_Rd1H6kmuBWtceBJ)
This looks like it might be a good source for integrating infographics into the classroom.
A great tool for building infographics.
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