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21st Century Tools for Teaching-People and Learners
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Le Dictionnaire électronique des synonymes de Caen est un outil exceptionnel, utilisé par tous les rédacteurs professionnels ou amateurs.
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's comment November 20, 2012 5:41 AM
Merci bien de partager. :)
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Information about Googles translation and language technologies...
With our latest update to our Google Translate app for Android, we’re aiming to get one step closer to the Babel fish. By integrating Google Goggles’ optical character recognition (OCR) technology, we’ve made it possible for you to use the camera of your Android smartphone to input text without typing. This makes Google Translate for Android one of our most intelligent and machine learning-intensive apps.
Speech recognition, handwriting recognition, OCR, and machine translation all rely on powerful statistical models built on billions of samples of data. Here’s how it comes together:
Read more: http://googletranslate.blogspot.com/2012/08/point-tap-brush-and-listen.html
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Teachers are in the business of creating learners—which means that just teaching math or science or English is only part of the equation.
Read more: http://www.weareteachers.com/educational-app-reviews/itemlist/category/96-critical-thinking-apps
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June 23, 2012 10:41 AM
Hi Konstantinos Kalemis,
Thanks for sharing this. I made the curation about it... Have a nice day :-) Gust
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Considering BYOT / BYOD next year? Get started with this sample policy & answers to FAQs
One of the best ways to prepare students to be prepared for the world is to help them use the tools of their world responsibly. Allowing students to bring their own devices is a terrific way to do just that, but even though some schools may have the wireless capacity and infrastructure, the admins / teachers may want to have a policy in place.
Below is the policy shared with me by Tim Clark who serves as the Coordinator of Instructional Technology for Forsyth County, GA Schools.
Read more: http://theinnovativeeducator.blogspot.com/2012/05/considering-byot-byod-next-year-get.html
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Our students today are digital natives. They have never known a time without computers, cell phones or even cell phones without cameras. For educators to teach them effectively, we have to meet the...
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SecurEnvoy revealed details of its latest release that gives users full flexibility of the device they use, while ensuring complete security to the organization.
At the click of a button users can have their authentication token as an SMS on a mobile, an app on a smartphone or tablet, or a soft token on a laptop – with the ability to swap between devices at will.
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Robin Good: Course Hero is a platform which allows the creation and delivery of online video courses curated from the best existing published content on that topic.
There are already ready-made courses to access or you can submit a topic that you would like to video-curate into a course.
"You can learn just about anything from YouTube...if you're willing to dig through millions of videos."
From Techcrunch: "Luckily, Course Hero has done the work for you, offering coherent classes by hosting collections of the best educational YouTube videos and other content.
The newly launched courses section of the eduTech startup’s site now has classes in entrepreneurship, business plan development, and programming in a variety of languages. ... By drawing from YouTube and other openly available education, Course Hero plans to set up courses for anything it, or you, can think of. ... Each course breaks down into roughly 6 chapters of 6 concept YouTube videos, Justin.tv videos, articles, and more. Unlike Udemy‘s one-teacher-per-class approach, Course Hero courses are compiled from content by many teachers.
Rather than put you at the mercy of long-winded professors, Course Hero trims videos and articles down to their most important teachings.
Along the way you’ll answer quiz questions, take tests to complete chapters, and face a final exam to finish a course and earn proficiency badges..."
Full article: http://techcrunch.com/2012/04/12/course-hero/ ;
Courses: http://www.coursehero.com/courses/ ;
More info: http://www.coursehero.com/ ; Via Robin Good, Let's Learn IT, Heiko Idensen
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DroidSheep Guard protects your phone from DroidSheep, Faceniff & other hijackers DroidSheep Guard protects your phone from Tools like DroidSheep, Faceniff and other Se...
Gust MEES's insight:
Awareness and Protection!!!
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We cover many of these apps (and why you should know about them) in our latest issue of the Edudemic Magazine. It’s all about the technology needed for when you head back to school. Check it out here! The following is a cross-post from our content partners at Online Colleges
Mobile phones managed to mostly kick their classroom stigma once the iPhone, Android, Blackberry, and other PDA-cellular hybrids (also known as “smartphones,” but you knew that already) popped onto the scene.
Thanks to the veritable Library of Alexandria of apps available on the respective markets, life can run that much smoother for professionals of all types. And that, of course, includes teachers.
Read more: http://edudemic.com/2012/08/50-smartphone-apps/
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The Resource for Education Technology Leaders focusing on K-12 educators.
Smart phones are an incredible educational tool for both educators and students. I have an Android Smart Phone and I can do pretty much everything with it that I can do on my computer or laptop or tablet. This means that I always have access to my data, files, information, and can do work anywhere. Students have the same ability with their smart phones. They have access to information, class resources, and so much more at any time. Instead of buying a $200 graphing calculator, they can buy a $0.99 app. There are tons of great apps out there for educators and students to use.
Here are some mobile / smart phone apps and resources for students and teachers:
Read more: http://www.techlearning.com/Default.aspx?tabid=67&EntryId=4131
Via Ana Cristina Pratas, Gust MEES
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Corporate espionage has never been so easy. See how a simple app can transform your smartphone into an espionage tool in the hands of criminals, able to record your conversations, steal your text messages and spy on your private meetings.
Gust MEES: watch the video who explains in detail; very well explained... http://www.net-security.org/secworld.php?id=13015
Check out also the available security tools : http://www.scoop.it/t/ict-security-tools?q=mobile
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At its core, the issues associated with mobile learning get to the very fundamentals of what happens in class everyday. At their best, cell phones and mobile devices seamlessly facilitate what students and teachers already do in thriving, inspiring classrooms. Students communicate and collaborate with each other and the teacher.
They apply facts and information they’ve found to formulate or back up their ideas. They create projects to deepen their understanding, association with, and presentation of ideas.
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Via Nik Peachey
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If you’re building elearning courses, then you should expect to have a graphics editing program as part of your tool chest. In a previous post I mentioned a few free (or low cost) graphic editors if you don’t already have one.
There’s a difference between having a graphics application and being a professional graphics artist. Many of us work alone and have to do our own graphics. I find that what I do for graphics doesn’t require overly sophisticated skills.
While we may be using different tools, there are some simple graphics editing we should all be able to do. Let’s review a few of the common image editing tasks.
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Organizations are failing to respond to the culture of employees using their own mobile devices for work and are opening up their systems to security risks. These are the preliminary findings of a survey by PwC and Infosecurity Europe.
Some 75% of large organisations (and 61% of small businesses) allow staff to use smart phones and tablets to connect to their corporate systems and yet only 39% (24% of small businesses) apply data encryption on the devices.
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