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The Social Habit is a new project to bring real science and statistical rigor to social media research. Check out highlights from the first report!
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Continuing from last week's post about “The Gamification of Education”, this week we bring you a guest post from Justin Marquis, who examines the why's and...
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Did you know that over 40% of Latin American Internet users play social games?
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A collaborative learning environment in the classroom can help students to learn more, and prepare them for the real world. Watch as one teacher demonstrates a lesson in a collaborative learning environment.
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Dr. Mark Shermis addressed a question about the possible bias of online assessment (RT @pgsimoes: Does Online Assessment Increase or Reduce Bias?
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K12 Guide to Going Google http://t.co/L5Uof1Gw (@rmbyrne) #elearning #edtech...
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Apple is offering $100 gift cards to customers who buy a qualifying Mac and $50 to those who purchase a third-generation iPad.
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Tool for automatic conversion to the main e-book formats: bookmarklet, Chrome and Firefox extension, widget and API...
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Considerations, Content & Components, Logistics, Fluency, Substitution vs Transformation Model (based on SAMR model of Evidence of Learning (based on conversation with Stephen W...
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Good, 46, is one of 11 full-time teachers in Colorado’s three-year-old 21st Century Virtual Academy, an online school of about 750 students that is part of the state’s largest school district, the JeffCo Public Schools. She teaches a mix of full-time and part-time students in seventh- and eighth-grade science, ninth-grade Earth science and 10th-grade biology—all from the comfort of her home office, which has stunning views of the Rockies.
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“Creating a climate that maximizes student accomplishment in any discipline focuses on student learning instead of assigning grades.
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Me entero, vía Twitter (@_escuela20), de una publicación de Educational Technology and Mobile Learning que nos deja un resumen con las habilidades que los docentes actuales deben poseer en lo re...
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"That's it, class - you'll find the notes and the PowerPoint on the S-Drive and a version on Moodle, there is also some relevant info on my edublog." (Online lessons changing the face of learning: http://t.co/wIikJ9Ij...
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Interesante para reflexionar sobre el futuro de la educación y el impacto de las tecnologías.
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Dr. Susan Bainbridge's comment,
June 18, 2012 3:20 PM
Interesting vision isn't it Debi. Glad you enjoyed it.
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In this PBL Mania Post I explore Online Multimedia Resources. These fantastic mega-sites can provide lessons and formative assessment activities for PBL. The power of project based learning integrated with this type of online technology allows teachers to provide multimedia that can be used individually, in groups, or even at home. The multimedia may be a movie, sound clip, picture, simulation, reading, or game. In PBL, the multimedia may be an entry event, a tutorial, a basis for further discussion and inquiry, or a tool that measures student understanding. It could possibly even be an assignment or activity for students to investigate at home. Best of all, students can even be in control of the speed of delivery and even control their own remediation by repeating sessions. Multimedia can be used to flip the classroom, allowing students to participate and formulate their own inquiry through teacher facilitated posts in content delivery systems such as Edmodo or My Big Campus. Let's take a look at some of these large mega resource sites.
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Mix chemicals and solutions without producting any unpleasent smells (hopefully) with this virtual chemisty lab. Use online or download.
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El aprendizaje social, en pocas palabras, es hacer las cosas en las redes.
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What better way to store the photographic memories from this summer’s vacation than with high quality photos, edited, stored, and shared with just your iPad and iPhoto? Sound like a dream come true? Well, it’s not only possible, it’s fairly simple. Here are some of our favorite tips and tricks to use with iPhoto for iPad
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"ICT has changed a lot during the last decade. From laptops to PDAs, netbooks to games consoles and mobile phones, educational technology is constantly evolving. Although each development has brought considerable advantages to schools, surely none has been as heavily debated as the iPad."
You'll need to sign up for a free account in order to download this resource. Via John Evans
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Dropbox can be a nifty service to have in your digital arsenal, but a new change to the service may make sharing files a little less straightforward. According to an email sent to developers who use the Dropbox API, the cloud storage company will no longer be creating Public folders for new users starting on July 31.
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Download 450 free courses from Stanford, Yale, MIT, Harvard, Berkeley and other great universities to your computer or mobile device.
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Choosing the appropriate Web 2.0 tools to support project based learning can be a daunting task. However, integrating the use of these tools into a project can help teachers to effectively facilitate the design, assessment, and management of projects. Join BIE National Faculty member and PA Classrooms for the Future teacher, Dayna Laur, in a free webinar on February 22 to explore a variety of these tools. Hear about several projects that have successfully integrated Web 2.0 tools and start thinking about your own plans to introduce new and effective tools into your next project.
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Socrative is a smart student response system that empowers teachers to engage their classrooms through a series of educational games and exercises via smartphones and tablets. Our apps are super simple and take seconds to load and run.
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"Libraries are not about books. In fact, they were never about books.
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Here is our complete list of free videos and articles that will help you to learn how to design and facilitate a webinar (virtual classroom).
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