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New Web 2.0 tools for education
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A topic about new, changing, or even older Web 2.0 tools that educators could use for teaching both in the classroom or with online, elearning for higher education or high school
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Kathleen Cercone
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Mobile learning is in the air, almost everyone realizes the potential, and some companies are now taking tentative first steps. 
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February 8, 2017 5:03 AM
A List of Interesting Mobile Learning Links
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We take a look at the best social bookmarking sites out there, to help give your content exposure and give a boost to your marketing strategy.
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Easy and free screen recorder for Mac, Windows, and Chromebooks. Record your camera and screen with audio directly from your Chrome browser and share the video with your team, friends, and family.
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we aggregate news, research, opinion and info for those working at the intersection of learning, technology, and youth.
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5 things about Google Slides that you did not know. New features in Google Slides make an amazing product even better! Try out these tips.
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According to the STEM (Science Technology, Engineering, and Math) Coalition, there are 26 million STEM jobs in the U.S., comprising 20 percent of all jobs. By 2020, there will be 9.2 million STEM jobs in the U.S. Despite the need for these workers, only 45 percent and 30 percent of high school seniors are prepared for college-level math and science courses, respectively. As the American K-12 system continues to look for ways to increase student interest and aptitude in STEM learning, technology is playing an increasingly pivotal role. Children who come to classrooms today have an inherent aptitude for technology …
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Go into science along with Chromville and enjoy the best union of Augmented Reality technology and educational content.
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A free resource to help teachers and students to gain a deeper understanding of how [...] |
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Online bookmark manager. Store your favorite bookmarks online. Available everywhere. Private. Customizable. Fast.
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When I was a kid, we used to find creative ways to keep ourselves entertained. One of our favorites was the Dubbing Game. Basically w
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Looking for a few making projects to celebrate the holiday season? Check out these merry finds to add some holiday cheer.
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The digital revolution has taught us that anything is possible in the world of communication be it written, verbal, visual, or intersensory.
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This app is great for teaching chemical formulas. It also eliminates the need for real experiments in the classroom. Sometimes you cannot conduct all the experiments you’re teaching, since they are dangerous. With this app, you can show everything.
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Everyone loves free! Here’s a list of 26 different web tools that are great for students, educators, bloggers, and more… #1 – Wallwisher #2 – Self-grading Quizzes #3 –…
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Scientific laboratory courses in most schools suffer from a lack of space and funding needed to provide materials for each student. Even in college level classes, most students experience labs as a viewing only experience, which is crowded and does not allow for student engagement. Various high schools and colleges are turning to virtual science labs to help replace and improve this typical lab experience Virtual science labs are the way of the future, as more and more technology is brought into the classroom. They can be incredibly supportive of the current teaching methodology if combined with proper preparation and …
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Discover a new way to interact with high-resolution images and get your audiences engaged.
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Debates over note taking tend to focus on whether devices are helpful or harmful, rather than on strategies students can use to make connections between ideas |
Today as I was working on Google Forms to create some forms for my colleagues in the university, the idea of providing my readers here with some practical pre-made template forms dawned on me. I know many of you would have recourse to the services provided by Google Forms and sometimes it would take you a lot of time to get what you want into form; having a set of ready made forms can make your job easier knowing that most of the ones I handpicked for you today are among the most used templates in Google Docs. You can also check the list of 20 Google Forms I published last year for more choices. Enjoy