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Quelles compétences numériques sont nécessaires pour assurer la transformation numérique des PME ? Via Cecile Verdier No comment yet.
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To provide learners valuable learning, companies need to map the path of a learner’s experience from recognizing learning needs to actual learning– and beyond. Via LGA
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Students at school are encouraged to learn by creating everything from science projects to artwork. A 3D printer for schools is the newest gadget to unleash kids creativity. 3D printers are transforming the way children solve problems and invent new objects. Imagination is limitless, when you can print just about anything (within a reasonable size). Many companies also have education programs for 3D printing to help get schools started, making it easy for schools to support curriculum plans with this technology. Here is a rundown of 17 of the best 3D printers for schools on the market today. Via John Evans
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How can programming for kids be fun? Through play, of course, and what better way than through apps! Learning to code is similar to learning a second language, and the younger a child begins to pick it up, the more rapidly he or she will understand it. In addition, programming apps can develop life skills such as critical thinking and problem solving. Today´s generation of parents are raising their children in a unique world, one unlike anything the human race has previously experienced. Most families are immersed in technology, whether they realize it or not. These technological devices require programming, or coding, to function, and it is a skill set that is becoming more and more necessary on an international level. These 20 apps, in no particular order, are hitting the mark and making programming for kids exciting and challenging. Via John Evans
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Seesaw - Student driven digital portfolios and simple parent communication. Via John Dalziel
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Des enseignants de l’Université de Lille3 proposent des contenus de formations à la culture numérique à tous les étudiants du cycle Licence de leur université de Sciences Humaines et Sociales. Via marieangemat, Elena Pérez
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education Via Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) 
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June 1, 2017 8:35 AM
A fantastic resource for inviting website use into the classroom.
Jeff At CQU's curator insight,
June 16, 2017 12:28 AM
A handy quick chart for 32 websites based on a chart previously published by the same company 'Educational Technology and Mobile Learning' which can be found here: The Ultimate EdTech Chart for Teachers and Educators.
There are four websites for each of the eight different learning areas:
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Les médias sociaux s’implantent en éducation. Ce dossier offre des pistes pour développer l'esprit critique des jeunes (et moins jeunes) dans leur utilisation. 
Claude Tran's curator insight,
May 24, 2017 12:11 AM
Ce dossier vise à aborder le sujet sous plusieurs angles. Tout d’abord, les concepts importants seront définis. On présentera ensuite différentes idées d’activités intégrant les médias sociaux à l’apprentissage. On y verra également leur utilité pour la formation continue des enseignants, notamment par le biais des communautés d’apprentissage virtuelles et des communautés de pratique, pour finalement survoler les impacts positifs de ces médias sur la vie des élèves.
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Organiser un webinaire est une façon moderne d’échanger des idées à un public qui n’a plus à se déplacer pour écouter des propos. Or, si cela simplie la tâche des auditeurs, les présentateurs peuvent être plus nerveux. Comment s’assurer que le webinaire se passera bien? La réponse ne repose pas sur la quantité d'argent dépensé dans une solution technologique, mais plutôt sur les interactions entre le conférencier et le public.
Via Xavier Van Dieren
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The most effective call-to-action techniques use basic psychology. You can use some of these psychology methods in your calls to action to turn visitors into repeat customers. Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
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Learn how to recognize and count with coins using the MaKey MaKey. Anyone with a MaKey MaKey can create this educational tool for kids. The software is written in Scratch, which can be modified in order to go deeper in using coins as well as Scratch programming. We hope that you have fun! Via John Evans
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One key to getting out in front of your competition is implementing an effective user experience strategy built on a clear structure of goals, vision, strategy and tactics aligned with your overall business. One business differentiator to stay ahead of your competition is implementing an effective user experience (UX) strategy. Good user experience can be… 
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May 1, 2017 7:51 PM
10 dicas para melhorar a "Experiência do Cliente" via desenho de serviços #avancee
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May 1, 2017 5:00 AM
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Have students use Google Apps Script to code. Use this Add-on template to create a sidebar and a button to help students share their code. Via WebTeachers
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New research by NCSEHE Equity Fellow Dr Cathy Stone has informed new guidelines for improving student outcomes in post-secondary online learning. Via ColinHickie, LGA
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Comment animer un webinaire pour permettre une interactivité avec les apprenants ? Comment utiliser le webinaire pour créer une communauté d'apprentissage ? Comment éviter le classique diaporama commenté et accompagné d'un chat ? Autant de questions auxquelles Béatrice Lhuillier nous apporte des réponses concrètes et pertinentes. Via Elena Pérez
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Tour d'horizon des offres d'Amazon, Cisco, Google, IBM et Microsoft. Des solutions qui se distinguent notamment en fonction du nombre de participants qu'elles peuvent accueillir. Via ORSYS Formation
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Portrait réalisé à partir de la visite de plus de 100 organismes offrant des wébinaires. Ce qu'ils font, pourquoi ils le font, comment ils le font et avec quels outils.
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Using a single platform made it easier for SourceMedia to share editorial content, collect user data, target ads and standardize its inventory. Via Bruno Renkin
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Je vous explique, dans ce tuto n° 2, comment construire un parcours de formation hybride ou blended. L'exemple d'illustration vous permet de voir commen | KILUVU
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Pinterest Communication Skills are a Building Block Communication is one of the most essential twenty-first-century skills, but teaching these skills is not an easy task for teachers. Communication is a building block. Cultivating a culture of communication in the classroom creates a foundation for building the other, ‘C’s:’ collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking. But what does … Via Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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The primary goal of this paper is to operationalize the connectivism approach into a new learning model with additions from problem-based and contextual learning that can be effectively implemented together, to improve socioeconomically diverse learners' educational outcomes (attitude and persistence) in STEM (Science, Technology, Education and Mathematics) areas. Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY 
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March 4, 2017 2:03 AM
Connectivism is a learning theory introduced by George Siemens which discusses the way we learn in the digital era. This paper explores the potential of operationalizing connectivism through a new learning model adopting and adapting perspectives from problem-based learning and contextual learning. These three pillars are described to explain what and why to learn in a given context. The authors even proceed to explain how the model is adapted for a specific course design.
Really insightful and useful for educators in all levels, but mainly for Higher Education. 
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May 4, 2017 3:24 PM
Un estudio muy interesante. El futuro del aprendizaje social. Aprendizaje basado en problemas. Aprendizaje contextual. 
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May 6, 2017 1:48 PM
"Since learning is a social phenomenon, social technologies can help develop the capacity to learn beyond classroom boundaries. For example, social learning can help students experience the distributed nature of knowledge, discover and navigate connections of ideas, entities, and events, while nurturing and maintaining social connections (Smidt, Thornton, & Abhari, 2017). Social technologies also help students learn about diversity through social exchange and encourage students to practice respect and tolerance in diverse social settings. "
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Coding is an essential skill for 21st century students. 'When kids learn to code' , Mitch Resnick states, ' it enables them to learn many other things, opens up many new opportunities for learning. It's useful to make an analogy to reading and writing, when you learn to read and write it opens up opportunities for you to learn so many other things, when you learn to read you can then read to learn, which is the same thing with coding, if you learn to code you can code to learn.' Via John Evans
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Le laboratoire des usages socio-éducatifs du numérique du CNAM offre en ligne une boîte à outils baptisée les « outils du Web » dont l'objectif est de « favoriser l’autonomie des enseignant-e-s dans la production de contenus pédagogiques servant à l’animation de leurs cours ». Via CECI Jean-François, jgiraudeau 
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April 28, 2017 10:17 AM
de bons outils à intégrer dans une pédagogie active... |
