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Bringing remote presenters into a face-to-face conference is challenging and fraught with peril. In this post, I describe a scheme using Zoom that had in-person attendees forgetting that the presenter was remote! 
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Are you looking for the 12 best Free Online Bibliography And Citation Tools? Check the 12 best Free Online Bibliography And Citation Tools! 2017 Update! Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Here are at least 14 trusty online tools of all kinds to give your students the edge as they work on improving writing skills. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
elearning at eCampus ULg's curator insight,
November 9, 2017 4:03 AM
Nice resources that should be share to all our students
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Technology and its potential to simplify life for its users can be a beautiful thing, which can be seen in the example of providing online learning for students. But, unless you have the right technology to streamline tasks and aid in learning, going online for education can also be a nightmare.
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Break that writer's block! Here are 7 great online creative writing apps to inspire creativity for writing and other creative projects for any student.
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Let’s begin by allaying your fears. Online tools for distance learning will not replace you as the teacher. At least, not yet. Instead, they offer unique opportunities to teach in different ways that aren’t possible in traditional classrooms. And that is something that should always be embraced. But rather than replacing normal teachers, they seem to enhance their lessons. It’s a perfect example of the sum being more than its parts.
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Nowadays, there are a lot of different opportunities online to continue your education, take classes, or earn a degree Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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Julie Petersen presents a very useful collection of 10 online tools to improve students’ essay writing skills.
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These seven tools for new teachers, ranging from video creating platforms to online reading logs, are not only simple, but..
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If you want to turn a FLAC into an MP3 or a PDF into a Doc, you don't need to download fancy software. Just fire up your browser, head to one of these websites, and you'll be done in a jiffy. And completely free too! Web apps are far safer than installing software that can… Via WebTeachers
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Online tools are making a huge impact on our learning. Noodle predicts which apps and technology will be most influential in the education sphere in 2015.
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Learning how to use image editing software can be difficult and time consuming. And, teaching students how to use it can be even more challenging. Luckily, there are several free, online alternatives to bulky editors like Photoshop.
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Professional infographic designers rely primarily on a core vector graphics software program to create their infographics designs. The main advantage is that all the icons, charts, images, illustrations, and data visualizations are treated as separate objects that can be easily moved, resized, overlapped, and rotated. No matter where you create the individual design elements, the final infographic design is usually put together in a vector graphics program.
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Guidance and experience on using collaborative online tools to support interactions between partners (with a focus on education and business and community engagement).
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Here is another of our popular posts of 2017. This is a poster outlining the the different steps involved in doing digitally based research. ‘The poster features the 7 phases that comprise the research process and for each phase we came up with suggestions of web tools student researchers can use to accomplish it.
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Here are at least 14 trusty online tools of all kinds to give your students the edge as they work on improving writing skills. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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"Using online tools to support writing instruction can have significant benefits for both students and teachers." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
Tania Cortés Alvarez's curator insight,
June 1, 2017 12:57 AM
Having different tools for writing has many benefits, it could change the perspective that students have towards writing, They get instant feedback and grades are more accurate and objective
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Do you love to write, but hate the time it takes to proofread your work? Do your fingers and brain work at different speeds, resulting in grammar errors and typos? It’s common to work so long on an article that you become blind to your own grammar mistakes. Sometimes it takes a fresh pair of eyes to read your work and spot grammatical inconsistencies and typographical errors.
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Why are anti plagiarism online checkers as well as other online tools getting more and more popular among all diligent online students? They come in handy to cope with daily assignments with ease, proofread your writings, check your papers for similarities, and more.
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The Smithsonian Center for Learning and Digital Access has released a free online toolkit allowing educators to easily use its resources and collections in the classroom.
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Make learning fun with TES Blendspace, the free and easy edtech tool teachers love for lessons, projects, presentations, and more. No planning needed. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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List of online tools that teachers can use to enhance their experience in the classroom, and they can help students..
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Check out these tools to help students foster critical thinking skills in the classroom!
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Below is a list of some very good name selector apps for teachers. The idea of such a list was born out of an email we received from a teacher asking about some recommended apps in this regard. We did some online research (we started with AppCrawlr) and came up with the titles below. Via Educatorstechnology
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(2014). Putting in more: emotional work in adopting online tools in teaching and learning practices. Teaching in Higher Education: Vol. 19, No. 8, pp. 919-930. doi: 10.1080/13562517.2014.934343.
This paper explores the emotional journey associated with changing one's teaching and learning practices and how this constitutes emotional work. The paper analyses the emotions evident in the data from a small-scale phenomenological study of lecturers who are using technological tools in their teaching, learning and assessment practices in one higher education institution. The discussion illuminates the nature and scale of the emotional work experienced by some lecturers when changing their teaching and learning practices to incorporate technology. It indicates that this challenge is so extreme that even the most committed advocates of online teaching practices may consider giving up and reverting to traditional ways of teaching. The paper identifies strategies that lecturers use to manage the anxieties they experience in their adoption of online tools.
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