(From the article): “Don’t join in their passive aggressive games,” advises Meager. “Avoid colliding with them in gossip or putting others down, it will only come back on you and you may end up with the blame in the ‘he said, she said game.”

Convierte tus presentaciones Powerpoint en vídeos. En las versiones Powerpoint 2013 y 2010 se realiza de forma directa. En versiones anteriores hay que hecer unos pasos previos.

Excelente posibilidad

Very nice sharing. Thanks

Here are some fantastic and free links teachers can use!

It's worth a look.

The workplace is increasingly dominated by technology...

Very helpful information

Technology is helpful, but does not replace the human touch of a good teacher. It requires thoughtful and mindful decisions based on context to make education work.

Check out this infographic about the changing use of technology in education.

Respect is, in some sense, the currency of trust – the way it’s exchanged and circulated among people. It’s any easy concept to pay lip service to, but like any facet of behavior and attitude, respect requires focus, awareness, and practice. Leaders show and encourage respect when they empower team members, celebrate their contributions, and help them learn from missteps.

Investing in respect is one of the best investments that you will make.  It is easy to be negative, pass on gossip or be insincere, but far harder to be aware of your actions and avoid negativity.

Trust is the foundation to any high performing relationship, team, and organization.  One of the greatest gifts you can give anyone other than your time and attention is respect.

Respecting someon's time, respecting someon's idea, respecting someon's decision, etc.  (It means removing the Yes...but language, and starting with respect)

Excellent article and nice reminders to us all:)

Sweet!

I was aware of (and used) Prezi - but I haven't heard of the others on this list. 

(From the article): Presentations have an important place in the corporate world. Whether presenting product releases or quarterly year reports, a nicely designed presentation captivates the audience. It increases the audience’s interaction and interest.  A well weaved narration of information in form of a presentation, can instill life to a plain and boring topic as well.

Apart from the corporate world, presentations are used in education as well. Teachers use presentations to deliver information that is successfully incorporated with videos and pictures, thus grabbing the attention of the students and enriching the learning process along the way.

While its hard to replace professional presentation designers, here is a list of some powerful tools that would help you to create interactive presentations in case of the absence of professional help.

I found this was the case, In School, one would think that there would be more caring and sympathetic leaders.

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(From the article) The most effective leaders follow Leadership Rule #1, and return to it during those leadership challenges that require the very best of their leadership abilities. They understand that you cannot change expectations, alter perceptions, and motivate others unless you maintain the ability to influence them in a positive manner. When followers sense that your leadership decisions are made with other priorities, they will not trust you. Without trust, you will lose the ability maintain the positive influence necessary to motivate and inspire others, and you will have limited the value of your leadership investment.

Whether you are a brand new leader, or someone with years of experience, the next time you find yourself faced with a leadership decision, pause and remind yourself of this:

“It’s not about you.”

Its not about you and then its not about you all too; imho, its about us:-)

We have a responsibility, but its more than that; a duty as well as an obligation to all stakeholders, morally and ethically.

This informative site sheds light on the pervasive workings of the Internet.

A really excellent visual resource for understanding how the Internet has and continues to evolve.

Cette série de cartes accompagnées de commentaires en anglais est absolument remarquable car elle permet de comprendre comment internet s'est imposé à travers le monde.

Between societal changes and technological breakthroughs, it’s become abundantly clear that the human brain is transforming the way it processes and learns information. While there are many discussions about whether or not this is good or bad for us as a society, it’s definitely a change.

Worth reading... we need to bridge that gap for good!!

L'école est-elle (loin-très loin-trop loin) à la traîne en Belgique?

Making friends worldwide is one of the best parts of participating in social media.  I especially love how Twitter makes it easy to connect across time zones.

La Guia completa del Social Media en el Mundo

A wealth of resources cataloged for easy access.

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Bring your own Cloud #BYOC

So that is what BYOD ,means. I wonder if a cutting edge organization like Parkland knows that?