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Taking an online course for the first time? As a member of Coursera’s Teaching and Learning team, I’ve had the privilege to work with hundreds of educators to bring their courses to more than 48 million people around the world. Based on research and best practices from our community, here are eight, go-to study tips for learning online. 
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Scurry Labs is a small company that develops helpful web applications for teachers. Two their best products for teachers are called Otter and Sqworl.
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The smartphone is a dangerous tool when it comes to getting some high quality studying done. You’re constantly distracted by Pinterest,, this blog, and all of your friends on who won’t leave you alone. So trying to understand complex topics while studying is extremely challenging in the modern classroom. So what are some of the best study tips that you should know about? The following image is designed to help you understand what works for you and what it might take two is that next test. Some of the skills are fantastic and I know that
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Here’s a terrific list of the best apps for writing on your iPad that is going to be of some great use for students of just about any age. Whether you’re in primary school or attending a university, you need to have a better way to take notes and jot down ideas than your standard notebook. That’s where the Apple iPad comes in. Until now, it’s mostly been used in schools and for education for consumption. By this I simply mean you use it to consume media whether it be audio, video, or other visual learning aids. It’s
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A few months ago, the Internet buzzed with the results of a study comparing students' note-taking on computers versus note-taking with paper and pen. In the article, authors Pam A. Mueller and Daniel M.
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if students are in a situation where they need to take interpretive, summary notes, they need to be taught how (and why and when) to do so. Which is why digital literacy should be a crucial part of their learning processes.
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