Transforming media into collaborative spaces with video, voice, and text commenting.
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This is a media format dedicated to technology tools, websites, and resources for educators.
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June 4, 2012 8:33 AM
Robin Good: Keemix is a web publishing service which allows anyone to create their own web magazine by easily capturing and editing content already available on the web.
You can create multiple channels/topics covering different topics/interests, share items on social networks and have a personalized Keemix web site with your custom look.
From the official site: "Keemix allows you to gather loved content from the web, mix it into your own custom-designed pages, and share it to inspire your friends and colleagues.
Mixes can be private or public, and administrated individually or collaboratively.
A bookmarklet makes it easy to grab any site, article, video, image or text you may run into on the web.
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VoiceThread "humanizes" the on-line classroom experience. As a college Professor, I teach all over the US exclusively asynchronously. One of the drawbacks of online learning has always been that the student feels isolated and unconnected with either his or her classmates and the Professor. Online classes often unknowingly " dehumanize" individuals simply because they are reduced to an e-mail address without the " personal" closeness that often occurs in a synchronous class setting, Truly exemplary online classes require that the student interact between: