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Classrooms can use the service to take quick polls and quizzes, filter messages, get news updates, take notes, and organize group study — all in real time. Via Judy Brown 
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A series of reports by the Pew Research Center exploring the behaviors, values and opinions of teens and twenty-somethings. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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What are your favorite tips for managing eLearning projects better? As a project manager on an eLearning project, here are a few back-to-the-basics tips.
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"When it comes to new technology adoption in the classroom, it’s almost always a good thing. We prize innovation when it comes to gadgets. I can’t think of a single technological advancement that hasn’t been good for students. But we seem to have a built-in resistance to structural innovation." http://edudemic.com/2011/08/changing-educational-landscape/
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"The Educational Technology Program at The University of Texas at Brownsville offers ONLINE Doctoral, Masters, & Undergraduate courses in Educational Technology. We tweet about all things relating to technology education."
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"For many students and their families, scraping together the money to pay for college is a big enough hurdle on its own. But a new survey has found that, once on a campus, many students are unwilling or unable to come up with more money to buy books—one of the very things that helps turn tuition dollars into academic success."
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"As the new academic year starts, many faculty members may be beginning or continuing independent studies with students. They’re a great way for students to pick up specialized knowledge or research experience, but they can sometimes be a bit of a pedagogical afterthought."
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Get rid of social distractions – e-Learning offers you the flexibility to study where by you want but make sure you don't study wherever the place you will end up distracted. This could involve loud spots or before the T.V.
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The verdict is in - social networking is good!
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We take a look at how schools are using mobile technology to help students learn. Whether it's through apps, devices or content, mobile is in. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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With Internet in the palm of our hands, educators are looking to mobile as the next big tool for schools. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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I believe that social networking sites play a vital role in your career, and that to remain forward-looking and modern appearing in your approach, you MUST be visible on the media channels. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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Twitter abbreviations: don't overuse them Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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FREE motivational poster for Teachers as a visual reminder of the ways we need to enable our students to succeed in today's digital society. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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As online college courses are becoming more prevalent, the public is skeptical about their educational value. Only 29% of Americans say online classes are equal in value to classes taken in person. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Since most instituions pursue O.I. as a means of cost cutting (text based presentations w/o instructor/mentor inter-activity) it is no wonder the public perceived this in a critical light. My company IOE, Inc. offers Live instruction with a certified content specialist for secondary educational institutions. We seek to mirror the traditional brick and mortar classroom rather than obliterate it. Pleas efeel free to comeent or contact me at judeobsc12@gmail.com. Follow us on Twitter @IOEDU.
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Traditional print media stays strong in education. Can you track print, online, and social media in the same place?
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15 Ways to Give Your E-Learning Skills a Tune-Up http://ow.ly/6f54L #elearning...
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If you’re looking for a textbook example of technology obstruction by the media industry, look no further than e-textbooks.
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"The University of Texas system's Board of Regents unanimously approved a sweeping plan on Thursday that responds to calls for more transparency about the performance of its campuses and spends $243.6-million to raise four-year graduation rates, expand the use of technology, and improve efficiency throughout the system."
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The National Literacy Trust has recently released the findings of a study which highlight shifts in reading patterns for children, as they abandon boo.
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Check out this in-depth infographic all about Blended Learning. Learn what it is, why it's spreading, and how it works in real and virtual classrooms.
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Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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From the jocks to the geeks to the band nerds, even the vast world of social media comes with its own stereotypes and teenage angst. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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Yesterday was the 42nd anniversary of the first moon walk and today Atlantis returns home, signaling the end of the NASA Space Shuttle Program. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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