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primarily for ABE/GED/ESOL teachers, but useful for anyone wanting to integrate technology
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Patty Ball
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Chloe Nicholson's curator insight,
September 29, 2015 1:53 AM
This article really helped me to understand how Pinterest can be a great tool for use in education. It demonstrated how it is effective for organizing vast quantities of information and brainstorming ideas though a visual nature making it particularly suited to engaging learners.
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Learn how to use any web 2.0 technology in the classroom in 5 minutes or less.
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How do I properly use Facebook in the classroom? What are the golden Facebook rules for teachers? How can as a teacher utilize Facebook in the classroom?
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I was never a huge fan of Twitter and I didn't see how a person could express himself in 140 characters, but apparently, Twitter has many benefits when it comes to reaching your learners.
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Patty Ball's insight:
"The difference with social learning is that it supports conversation and discussion and learning from one another, whilst “traditional” self-paced learning is about learning from a computer without reference to others—it’s just content, content, content. We are all social beings, so social learning is a more natural way of learning." Jane Hart
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Curatr is an innovative new Social Learning platform for the facilitation of eLearning. Play our free demo and find out more...
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Spending time on Facebook has been shown to reduce stress levels, slow down heart rates and -- generally speaking -- just simply relax people. Now new research suggests that learning to use Facebook may have an additional benefit for adults over 65: a sharpening of mental abilities.
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Distance learning, e-learning, mobile learning, blended learning. There are a slew of educational learning trends that have been happening for years now. A
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At this point, you should no longer be clueless about hashtags. If you still are, stop reading this and move over to Justin
Patty Ball's insight:
free tools for hashtag understanding
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This article reflects the use of social media in eLearning plus some tips on how social media can be used as learning platforms.
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Twitter is a powerful platform for personal and professional learning, enrichment and growth. Find out how you can learn from Twitter.
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Just by reading the title, someone might think that this is a joke. It’s not.
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An infographic I created for a MOOC at Stanford: Designing New Learning Environments. Made with too little space, too little skills, too little time and too little research. Lots of fun though. Via catspyjamasnz
Kirsten Wilson's curator insight,
June 19, 2013 11:26 AM
Interesting take on a few forms of curation that can be used. Infographic is, as the creator remarked, a little crowded, however the information is useful. 
Begoña Iturgaitz's curator insight,
June 19, 2013 12:22 PM
do we know the actual size of what we're traying to make?
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Tweet TweetHere is an updated version (V3) of the WSD Framework with more charts and descriptions, and now available as a PDF to download under a Creative Commons Licence. ...
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