Moodle and Web 2.0

I can’t count the number of technological tools that were marketed directly to me during my 14-year teaching career. I could probably count the number of tools I tried out and tested—that number would be in the double-digits. And the number of education-specific apps, services, and software I actually used consistently? Those I could easily count on one hand.

Via John Evans

To teach online, you won't need to know how to code a program, but you will certainly need to educate yourself in some basic Internet and computer skills, such as instructional design and building on your Web 2.0 literacy …...

Via k3hamilton, Rogério Queirós

It appears that the trend of incorporating digital devices and edtech products into the classroom is here to stay. Learning how to use technology in the classroom is quite a process for many educators, and they make some mistakes along the way. Without the proper training on how to handle their new devices and incorporate them into the classroom, teachers might be guilty of making these five common mistakes with their technology.

Via John Evans