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ANNAPOLIS, Md. — It was early fall, and Donald J. Trump, behind in the polls, seemed to be preparing a rationale in case a winner like him somehow managed to lose. “I’m afraid the election is going to be rigged, I have to be honest,” the Republican nominee told a riled-up crowd in Columbus, Ohio. He was hearing “more and more” about evidence of rigging, he added, leaving the details to his supporters’ imagination. 
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46 Tools To Make Infographics In The Classroom
Infographics are interesting–a mash of (hopefully) easily-consumed visuals (so, symbols, shapes, and images) and added relevant character-based data (so, numbers, words, and brief sentences).
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Training Educators to Design and Develop ODL Materials (VUSSC course) The course contents: - About this Facilitator's Guide - Workshop overview - Getting around this Facilitator's Guide - Before the workshop Modules: Module 1: Principles of Open and Distance Learning (ODL) Module 2: Instructional Design Models Module 3: Needs Analysis Module 4: Developing a Learner Profile Module 5: Methods of Delivery (including learner support) Module 6: Developing Content for Open and Distance Learning Module 7: Assessment in ODL Module 8: Developing a Student Guide Module 9: Relevant Technologies Module 10: Course Evaluation Module 11: Other Key Issues Associated with ODL Material Development The complete course is available for download
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Welcome to a series of posts devoted to the use of Word Clouds. I know you will find new information… whether you are a seasoned user of word clouds, or brand new. I enjoy working with teachers and...
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This is day two of "how-to" week on Free Technology for Teachers. Each day this week I will be posting tutorials on using blogs and wikis to create an online presence for your classroom. Yesterday's tutorial was about setting up a wiki for your classroom. Today, I am sharing three videos covering the basics of setting up a blog on Edublogs, Blogger, and WordPress.com. These three platforms offer free hosting with space and customization options sufficient for most classroom settings.
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