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Social media offers some great opportunities for learning in the classroom, bringing together the ability to collaborate, access worldwide resources, and find new and interesting ways to communicate in one easily accessible place. Teachers around the world have found innovative ways to use Twitter as a teaching tool, and we’ve shared many of these great ideas here with you. Read on, and we’ll explore 60 inspiring ways that teachers and students can put Twitter to work in the classroom. by Staff Writers Via Ivo Nový
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Why all nonprofits need to have a network mindset, and how to get there.
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A siphon-like invention by a design student cuts out cross-contamination in the water supply of developing nations. The completed device will sell for $6-$10.
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The eco-amp is a simple iPhone amplifier made from recycled materials, great for music on the move.
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Less men are willing to go vegetarian and a new study says it's because they think it's less macho.
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Industrial Design content and community site - articles, discussions, interviews and resources.
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We're building a social service designed to give you more control of how, who and when you donate to charities. The premise is to take your interests and com...
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TheNakedHippie Tshirts investing in developing counties through micro-laons. Fully eco-conscious high end tees, 100% organic/recycled materials.
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Non-Profit Organizations can use QR-Codes to support their work in endless ways. Some of the most creative and effective ways are listed below.
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Nearly 34 percent of professors use social-media tools in the classroom, and the perception among faculty members that those resources take too much time to learn has dropped sharply in the last year, according to annual survey results released on Friday by Pearson and the Babson Research Survey Group. The survey, of nearly 4,000 teaching professors, found that blogs and wikis were their most-preferred teaching tools, and nearly nine in 10 professors said they used online video in the classroom. Via Rami Kantari, Ivo Nový
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Marty Note Via Martin (Marty) Smith
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Social causes require a special message for donors, volunteers and the general public. Generate the support you need, through effective messaging.
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Rice University researchers develop a paint-on lithium-ion battery that can be applied to virtually any surface.
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People with Down Syndrome can be part of society and actively contribute to its development. The Coordown organization campaigns for the integration of people with Down Syndrome in society and, in...
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Kids at Sugg Middle School don't just learn about history -- they make it.
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1 in 8 people live without clean, safe drinking water. Help change this by pledging your next birthday for clean water.
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Halfsies is a social initiative offering restaurant-goers a choice that provides a healthier portion size, reduces food waste, and supports the fight against hunger. Halfsies is preparing to launch its pilot programs in Austin, Texas, and NYC.
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We’ve seen “buy one, donate one” initiatives enable consumers to give everything from baby blankets to condoms to those in need through their purchase decisions. Now in Belgium, online video production company Timbooktwo have given the concept a B2B twist, producing a free video for a charitable organization each time they make one for a tourism company. Working in teams of two — smaller than traditional travel film production crews — Timbooktwo are specialists in producing online travel videos, offering a complete service from pre to post production. Inspired by places visited on their travels, Timbooktwo wanted to give something back and make a positive difference, and so for every video they make for a tourism company, they donate their own time and money to produce one for a charity. In the same way online video can help increase sales, they hope footage of their chosen charity projects will encourage charitable donations.
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Support Your Favorite Causes With Your Skills, Talents, and Imagination - Raise $5 At a Time...
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