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iPhone Passcode Security Improves With Accented Letters And Special Characters - The Huffington Post
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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A diagram of 21st century pedagogy for the purpose of 21st century learning.
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The end of the year is unique. Google tools can help! Here are 10 ways to use them in class.
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This article covers 5 free MP3 to AAC converter websites. With these websites, you can convert MP3 files to the next standard audio format. You can convert multiple files simultaneously and can also change various audio settings for the output files.
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Spread the loveNote: The following post comes to us courtesy of Mike Broderick, Co-Founder & CEO, Turning Technologies. According to a Pew Internet survey on mobile device use, 35% of Americans age 16 and up own a tablet. K-12 districts, universities and corporate learning programs are also driving the tablet trend, with some purchasing iPads and other tablets to replace textbooks and expand education capabilities with the hardware students already use to communicate and access entertainment. But the experiment doesn’t always proceed as planned. A plan to distribute iPads to more than 30,000 Los Angeles students hit a speed bump …
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A virtual reality headset can take students on an immersive journey to another world. History students can tour ancient Rome, science students can travel to another biome, and biology students can explore the inside of the human body. But no matter how cool it is, if that $3,000 piece of equipment enters a classroom and doesn’t provide any real instructional value, it can quickly become a very expensive paperweight.
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Finding a suitable edtech tool without any references is like grasping for straws. Online reviews of edtech tools tend to focus on technical features with little mention of how teachers can apply each product to the classroom. This can make the process of deciding on an edtech solution overwhelming for new and established teachers alike. To address this challenge, local NJ superintendent Nicholas Diaz (@nicholasadiaz) presented edtech tools favored by teachers in his district, and called on educators in the audience to share their favorite edtech tools with the greater community. We’ve created flashcards for each edtech tool recommended by the NJ teachers and school leaders who participated. It is our hope that teachers consult them when deciding which edtech tool to try next.
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education
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There are many uses for screencasting (recording a video of your computer’s screen) in a school setting. You can make screencasts to show your students how an app, website, or new piece of softwar… 
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April 12, 10:34 AM
Tips on tools for school - Is screencasting part of your toolkit?
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Almost overnight 5 Alternatives to Padlet became one of my most popular posts of the year. Many of you Tweeted and emailed me to sugges
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Teachers can avoid frustration with technology by following these tips. Then it's why creativity is fundamental and taking PBL research to the next level. On to tech for the autistic, five learning conferences, eight ways to lead, a Robert Louis Stevenson quote, and a young girl with a great voice covers Stevie Nicks. |
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Smart consumers of edtech understand that they need to consult the research before committing to any product. But the hard truth is that the research behind many edtech products may not be delivering what it is promising.
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The internet doesn’t come with an instruction manual, but it should—to give users the skills to separate truth from falsehood so they can distinguis Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Adobe has made its digital storytelling tool, Spark, free for schools, colleges and universities. The free edition includes premium features and previously ran $120 per year for a subscription.
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Your video, "AR hits the classroom with the new iPad " will start after this message from our sponsors. LOADING VIDEO... AR hits the classroom with the new iPad Apple makes augmented reality the centerpiece of its new 9.7-inch iPad.
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Using these tech tools, students and professors are reshaping what it means to get a college education.
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Increase student engagement and provide students an opportunity to CREATE using emojis! Incorporating emojis while allowing students to create something isn’t limited to this single math assignment. There are soooo many possibilities! My first thoughts for emoji prompts that enhance learning include:
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It's low-priced but that doesn't mean it's not capable and multi-tasking is its (hyphenated) middle name.
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education
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Four smartphone apps to begin your baby-Van Goghs to tiny-Van Halens on their path to art, music, and game creation.
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Spread the loveA speech-language pathologist shares how she collaborates with a two-foot-tall humanoid named Milo to help students with autism become more attentive and engaged in discussion. By Jean Graham Many people may not know that autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is the fastest-growing developmental disability in the U.S. One in 45 children ages 3–17 are currently living with ASD. But how does this affect our classrooms? As a speech-language pathologist at Broome-Tioga BOCES in New York, I work closely every day with about 24 students who have ASD. With a growing program at BOCES, we decided to pilot Milo, a …
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Imagine This, a new podcast by ABC KIDS listen based on The Conversation’s Curious Kids articles, brings science to life for little ones, with brilliant sound effects and wonderful storytelling. |
