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This is an alphabetical list of places where you can find collections of online courses (including MOOCs) and resources (ebooks, screencasts, games, videos) as well as people – on many different topics – academic and general – mostly for free! If you would like us to include your collection here, email editor@c4lpt.co.uk with details.
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If you are a student of any study level, your performance probably is one of your main concerns. You want better grades and compliments from your teachers, professors, and classmates, and this is only natural.
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Literacy unlocks human potential and is the cornerstone of development. It leads to better health, better employment opportunities, and safer and more stable societies. Just by ensuring children know how to read by the time they’ve left primary school, 171 million young people could be lifted out of poverty. Via Nik Peachey
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July 23, 2016 12:41 AM
This is where technology can truely have its greatest impact.
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For a long time I have used Evernote as my primary tool for personal bookmarks. That's about to change because today Evernote announced that their free plan will soon only allow you to use Evernote on two devices. As I use three devices or more in the course of a typical week, the new Evernote free plan won't work for me. So instead of using Evernote I'm going to start using Google Keep for bookmarking.
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Below is a collection of some new educational web tools and mobile apps to try out in your instruction. The purpose is to keep you updated about the new releases in the EdTech world and empower you with the necessary technology to take your teaching and learning to the next level. Some of the things you can do
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By Bethany Petty The classrooms of today have the potential to look vastly different than those of the past. Many teachers have access to a vast array of technology tools that can be used in the classroom to increase student engagement.
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YouTube offers a bunch of handy editing tools that often go overlooked by users. One of those is the option to rotate videos that have been shot in vertical mode when they should have been shot horizontally.
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Looking for some new ideas for tools to support your work? Here are the links to the pages in my Directory of Learning & Performance Tools, which lists over 1,000 tools in 4 main categories as… Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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June 9, 2016 4:40 PM
Provavelmente o repositório mais completo, até ao momento. Parece não faltar nada. E como esta lista, em boa verdade, nunca estará fechada, a autora permite sugestões dos visitantes. Basta seguir as regras. Excelente post de Jane Hart!
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TCEA is a member-based organization devoted to the use of technology in education.
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Perhaps your institution has a teaching with technology event. Mine does. Once a year. One of the presentationss on the program that always gets a good turnout is our faculty colleague who shares her top 20 tech tools in 40 minutes. In addition to being a fun way to learn some new technology applications, most of the attendees use it as a check on their own “up-to-dateness” with edtech. You’ll hear folks saying things like “Yep, know that one” or “Heard about it – haven’t had a chance to try it yet”. Our colleague is always hoping to find a few that take us all by surprise. The campus tech symposium is just one way we can find out about new edtech, teaching apps and more.
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DropItToMe is a free tool that you can integrate with your Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneNote account. DropItToMe lets you collect files from anyone and have those files directly deposited into a Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneNote folder. The beauty of using DropItToMe is that people sending files to you don't see the contents of the folder.
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Here's where tools like Google Forms' quiz mode, Add-ons like Flubaroo, and other simple quiz systems like Formative have value for me and many other educators. A short multiple choice quiz that gives students instant or near instant feedback can be one part of giving you and your students an opportunity to see what they know about a topic before embarking on a new unit of study.
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Did you ever explore a learning possibility only to realize that the software to make it happen costs a lot of money? Do you want to write music but can’t afford Finale or Sibelius? Do you want a powerful tool for photo editing but Photoshop is out of reach? Do you want to explore 3-D animation but don’t want to spend a lot of money on software you might not ultimately use?
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This week at ISTE 2016 Google and Samsung had large booth displays devoted to virtual reality headsets. The proliferation of virtual reality headsets has been the catalyst for some good conversations about the value of virtual reality in education. Many have wondered if it is a novelty or if could have a meaningful impact on students. I have been a part of those conversations.
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Here’s is the list of five new tech tools that teachers must explore to help them in their teaching processes.
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Technology can be a significant enabler in enhancing teaching, learning and assessment, but for some further education (FE) and skills providers the question is: where to start?
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I’ve written quite a bit about app smashing, the understanding that it often takes more than one app or tool to effectively accomplish a digital task. Well, that concept is also true about building instruction these days. How can we better harness and leverage all of those appealing digital tools we discover?
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Perhaps your institution has a teaching with technology event. Mine does. Once a year. One of the presentationss on the program that always gets a good turnout is our faculty colleague who shares her top 20 tech tools in 40 minutes.
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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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Editor’s Note: Teaching Channel has partnered with Student Achievement Partners on a blog series about digital literacy tools and their effective use by educators.
The majority of the tools mentioned in this post and the four earlier posts in our series, transform the student experience from passive consumers of information to active creators of content, employing multiple English Language Arts standards and skills along the way.
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A flipped classroom is one where the lectures become the homework and the traditional homework tasks take place in the lesson time. This enables students to attend sessions with an understanding of the subject and to conceptualise and build upon it through doing exercises in class, with you, as the tutor, on hand to answer questions and explore the topic in more detail. This moves the tutor from the “sage on the stage, to the guide on the side” (King, 1993).
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