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Unwrapping the key attributes that transform principals into effective technology leaders in their schools and in their districts.
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This livebinder has websites and information to help you to use Evernote in your classrooms.
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How can you use twitter for learning? How can you use hashtags in the classroom? It's very simple, really.
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SAN ANTONIO — Several Texas A&M professors know something that generations of teachers could only hope to guess: whether students are reading their textbooks.
They know when students are skipping pages, failing to highlight significant passages, not bothering to take notes — or simply not opening the book at all.
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So what does elitism have to do with schools and technology?
As much as I love the idea of BYOD, students bringing and using their own technology at school, it does make me nervous in this regard.
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Bill Moyers: Why U.S. Internet Access is Slow, Costly and Unfair
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Getting Smart by Tom Vander Ark
The Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) released it’s annual EdTech report this week. Based on a survey and related research, they estimate the U.S.
Testing and assessment was the largest single category. The following are key drivers of edtech:
- Common Core related assessments as well as aligned content, formative and summative data.
- Print to Digitial...assessments and content
- A significant rise in “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) l
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By Med Kharbach
I am currently working on an eBook about the use of Twitter in education which I will be offering here for free in the next few coming weeks.
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Pearson and the Flipped Learning Network have joined forces to offer new and exciting blended professional development for educators looking to switch to the new “flipped learning” teac...
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The Resource for Education Technology Leaders focusing on K-12 educators.
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Whether you’ve been using an interactive whiteboard (IWB) for years, or you’ve never turned yours on, ramp up your students’ learning with these easy-to-learn (and teach!) strategies.
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Google+ Community A Google+ community is a forum where people with common interests come together to interact on the Web. This would be an ideal tool for schools who use Google Apps in Education.
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With the onset of the Common Core State Standards, which teachers are expected to implement next year, and the growth of blended learning, the role of digital
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Nine universities are testing technology that allows them to track their students’ progress with digital textbooks.
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Three in 10 Americans are offline, citing both cost and digital skill barriers—but thanks to Everyone On, a new nonprofit initiative, more than 100 million offline Americans will have cheap broadband access and training in digital literacy...
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Faculty members at Brevard Community College fight plagiarism on the same battlefield that has spawned a proliferation of copying, borrowing, and improperly citing information sources.
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Kyle Pace, an instructional technology specialist in Lee's Summit, is teaching teachers how to take charge of their own professional development through social networking.
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by Patrick Larkin "Although the prospects of learning how to use the plethora of digital resources at our fingertips can be overwhelming, we can no longer make excuses for our lack of knowledge." Patrick Larkin, former principal of Burlington (MA) High School, is the assistant superintendent for learning at Burlington Public Schools and a 2012 NASSP Digital Principal. Follow @patrickmlarkin on Twitter
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LOWELL | Greater access to cyberspace and all it offers is a privilege, not a right, Lowell High School students will learn this week.
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This post was written by Liz Perman, an editorial project manager for SmartBrief.
A "learning playlist" is a collection of sites organized by a user (teacher) to teach others any given: subject, topic, unit, etc. Best of all these playlists are very easy to create, can be embedded into a site, and be shared w/ others.
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This is a great way to find or share public domain images. This can be really useful for presentations, teaching materials or projects.
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