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"How do you grade individual students on a group assignment that involves multiple subjects, but also takes into account the 21st Century skills -- like collaboration, creativity, and problem-solving -- that they learn in the process? Competency and portfolio grading can help capture those essential elements ..." 
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"Open education advocates have promoted renewable assignments as a way to create/update knowledge, enable faculty and students to impact society in significant ways, and foster student learning in more meaningful ways ..."
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"Classroom technology is everywhere. Schools are filled with shiny, interactive devices, and new gadgets and apps flood the market every day ..."
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"A comprehensive new study led by George Siemens, executive director of the UT Arlington LINK Lab, examines the role that technology plays in higher education and offers steps that universities of tomorrow can take to support student learning ..."
Carina Bethea's curator insight,
June 7, 2015 9:00 PM
This study actually proves that digital/online learning is generally more effective than traditional learning. I can honestly say that I was a bit surprised. I am a firm believer in classroom settings as I felt as if I was "forced" to pay a lot more attention when sitting in front of the teacher, but I guess I am not the majority. |
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"One of the best ways to show students that their work is valuable and important is through displaying it in public ..."
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"One effective way to engage and motivate students is by helping them document their learning. Digital portfolios is the best way to do this. We have already reviewed several web tools and mobile apps students can use to showcase their learning (click here to see them) ...."
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"With interactive tools like Kahoot!, Formative, and Padlet, teachers can engage their classes while assessing what students already know and still need to learn ..."
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