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"The web is a treasure trove of interesting resources to use for a variety of educational purposes. To leverage the educational potential of the web and be able to make the best of it in your instruction, you need to be equipped with tools that will enable you to curate, save and share the content you come across online ..."
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"For those of you using Android, here is a collection of some of the best Google Apps you may want to try out in your instruction. Almost all of these apps are free ..."
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"These five technology in the classroom tools will blend learning with the least amount of problems and the greatest amount of success ..."
Angélica Potes's curator insight,
May 16, 2017 3:17 PM
In some way, today we are living the future which has got us closer to a set of technological inventions that are useful for us in the sense that they cover many of our necessities, even leisure activities. Apart from all the activities in which internet is useful, the one I consider the most important is the education. Internet and, in fact, technology serves as a bridge to reach the knowledge from the spot we are standing in an easier way. Hence, as this article explains, Blended learning which is the type of academic formation presented in a program that mixes Internet-based media with traditional classroom methods. When this happens in a classroom, we can say that the lesson is totally oriented to 21st century students from 21st century teachers. Therefore, altough this is an action that is not easy to experience is state schools in Colombia, it is something that can be built for future generations in which the state can support education with technology in the way that I already explained.
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"Are you often taking screenshots? Upgrade your tool to one that meets your needs. We put several free tools to the test and present the best ones for ease of use, editing, and sharing screenshots ..."
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"Nine helpful tips to stop yourself from sharing false information ..."
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"Maths ability will get you furthest, says Harvard's Davis Deming. As long as you've got the social skills to go with it. ..."
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"Thinglink is one of our most-favored technology in the classroom tools to enable students to share their knowledge ..."
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"By making lengthy links more shareable, QR codes help teachers distribute educational resources, student work and parent surveys ..."
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"There are many exciting new publishing opportunities opening up for academics who want to take their work beyond traditional spaces like journals ..."
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"If you're one of these people hoarding information and not collaborating, trust me on this, that little bit of information you control is not the linchpin of the company success ..."
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"Creating, sharing, delivering and grading of tests, along with analysis of results, happens in real-time in one platform ..."
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"These infographics communicate essential information to help marketers make sense of social media and how people use it to share information and ideas ..."
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"Apple has just released this holiday ad that advertises them very little and, instead, emphasizes the importance of sharing our gifts to the world. In the video, a young woman writes a little bit each day and locks her work in a small box ..."
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"Microsoft Teams is poised to empower students, educators and staff with new features rolling out across 181 markets and in 25 different languages ..."
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"The blockchain provides a rich, secure, and transparent platform on which to create a global network for higher learning. This Internet of value can help to reinvent higher education in a way the Internet of information alone could not ..."
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"Explore these 10 essential questions for teaching Global Digital Citizenship in your classroom. They can be used with our free GDC tools! ..."
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"How do you interact on Twitter and other social media? I have said for a long time that Twitter is the best teacher staffroom in the world. Why? ..."
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"When using technology to keep students' families looped in, choose the right tool, continuously capture media for newsletters, and make a plan for sharing the information ..."
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"Social leaders understand how to use social media to take their organizations to the next level. They share these 7 vital characteristics ..."
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"Seesaw's educational app lets students save and share their assignments with their teachers, parents, and fellow classmates. They just snap a photo or video ..."
Elise Ayoub's curator insight,
December 1, 2018 3:18 AM
Like a digital show and tell,Seesaw is used by kids to interact with peers,parents and teachers to show,discuss and explain what they did in class or publish assignments.
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"Technology makes it easier for me to give more meaningful feedback to students more quickly and efficiently than ever before. It also allows me, and my students, to archive, share, and promote that work for authentic audiences and to connect and collaborate in transformative ways. Google Apps for Education offers many tools to help teachers improve their workflows, feedback, and collaboration, and for many #GoogleClassroom is essential in managing online work ..."
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"The first babies of Facebook are now preteens, and they are not happy with the digital record of their lives created by their parents ..."
Tanner Saur's curator insight,
March 14, 2016 11:25 AM
So this article is basically discussing what your kids perspective of you posting things about them on social media. Study's from the University of Washington show that children agree with their parents in regards to not texting while driving, not using your phone when talking to someone (in most cases), but there was one difference in opinion. Children ages 10 to 17 generally stated that they do not want their parents to post about them on social media without asking them first. This is because they are aware of the social media carbon footprint that you will leave behind if you do this. More and more employers now are viewing social media posts of potential employees and judging them for the hiring process. Children this age are also very self conscious of themselves when you take a picture where they are sleeping for example, or when they are not ready. Studies are showing that this age is going to get lower and lower when children start to care about how their parents present them on social media, ESPECIALLY, without their permission. With social media and the internet in general becoming more and more popular to younger generations, soon everyone will be able to surf the web and access all types of search engines and sites.
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"Powerful instructional practices are occurring all around us. Sometimes those practices are in classrooms only a few feet away from us. So very close. There may be teachers just a few moments do ..."
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"For generations, a picture was worth a thousand words. Now, in the social network age, a picture is worth a few hundred likes, some +1's, a handful of retweets, stumbles, tumbles, pins, and shares of all sorts. Oh, and those original thousand words ..."
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