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Get Curious Words on the App Store. See screenshots and ratings, and read customer reviews. Via Jon Samuelson
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This year, I made a promise to myself to integrate MORE technology in my classroom. One tool, that I often use is the ipad. I have spent many hours perusing the app store, looking for fun and exciting ways to enrich my students' learning and have found one app that transcends all my expectations. It is called ScreenChomp. It is FREE, and can be used in just about any setting and at any grade level. Via John Evans
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Technology has revolutionized education, but asking how it can improve learning may be the wrong question.
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What are the right questions to ask when employing technology in schools?
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RT: 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teachers Using Technology ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning http://t.co/c1uZNcyo1I @edl630text Via David W. Deeds
Sivan Ashtamker Yehezkely's curator insight,
November 1, 2014 12:45 PM
A nice summery of habits that technology using learner adapt
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Rock Hill Herald (press release) World's First 3D-Printed Car Takes Inaugural Drive Rock Hill Herald (press release) In phase one the car was 3D-printed on a Cincinnati Incorporated BAAM (Big Area Additive Manufacturing Machine) over 44 hours using...
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On Tuesday, hundreds of high school students in Jefferson County, Colorado walked out of classes this week to protest conservative censorship of the national Advanced Placement U.S. history...
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#teachers Note sure what #blendedlearning is? Watch this video by @CommonCraft http://t.co/Sd6Mvs1Nui #edtech Via Jon Samuelson
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This is an awesomely cool platform for special needs teachers and therapists. It lets you roster your students then assign them specific apps. Once they log on all they can see are the apps assigned to them. This cuts down on distractions and reinforces the skills they need to work on. Not only does the app come with 100 built-in apps specifically chosen for special needs students but you can also track student progress, email reports, and therapy logs and monitor IEPs. Too good to be true but it is!
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List of ed tech list geeks to follow. | Jon Samuelson | List.ly, Lisa Johnson | List.ly, Marianna Talei Ricketson-Husain | List.ly, Debbie Smith | List.ly, Laura Turner Moore | List.ly, Edublogs | List.ly, Shelly Sanchez Terrell | List.ly, diane horvath | List.ly, Siva Techined | List.ly, and Wesley Fryer | List.ly
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It’s becoming difficult to read the news in Los Angeles these days without running across yet another article about the problems faced by the sputtering LAUSD… Via Sam Gliksman
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As I look ahead to starting my new job at Highbury Grove, I'm thinking about all the conversations we are going to have about learning. To a large degree I want my teachers to be as up-to-date a... Via Mel Riddile
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In addition to being an actor, comedian, producer, writer, and director, Tom Hanks is a proud typewriter aficionado. Via Jon Samuelson
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(Updated September 7, 2015 to reflect new features in Socrative 2.0).Sometimes we want a quick check to see how our students are doing with a topic. We want to ask a few questions and know right aw... Via Yuly Asencion
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The popularity of games in learning is contributing to the immense growth of the gaming industry. Learning games are fast gaining popularity – in educational … Via David W. Deeds
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Dozens of eager Apple fans were out late to make sure they got their hands on their first iPhone 6 in New Zealand.
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School of Open and Creative Commons OER camp helps created 12 educational videos and a MOOC for Chinese citizens and students.
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It’s back-to-school season for most educators and this year, the TechSmith Education team is writing a series of blog posts with some ideas for the classroom. Today, we want to take a look at using video in the classroom. Via Jon Samuelson
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Using Legos in the classroom is not a new concept at all. There are so many different classroom applications for the popular brightly colored bricks, and despite the myriad of uses, the go-to task for Legos is most often math. Via Jon Samuelson
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When I first looked at Frolyc I thought it was a lesson planning tool. Somewhat like Khan Academy's mashable lesson plans or Mentor Mob's playlist of activities--or Knowmia's carefully-crafted ma...
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Perfect for the teacher who loves to create their own activities or foir the teacher who like to use teacher created activities. EVEN better for Open Content schools, OER and MOOCs. Create an on-the-spot test, or upload maps and have students trace trade routes. Templates give you the format, all that is left is your imagination to make it real! Enterprising teachers can place their created lessons up for sale. The best thing? IT'S FREE!
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Here is a list of apps and sites to help kids get started programming, learning code, in elementary school and beyond. | Cargo-Bot, Lightbot - Programming Puzzles, Magento Go to Magento Community Edition Migration Services, Scratch - Imagine, Program, Share, i-LOGO, Hopscotch, Programming Designed for Everyone: coding for kids, Simduino, Move The Turtle. Programming For Kids, littleBits, and Teach Your Kids Tech Basics With Electronic Building Blocks Via John Evans
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September 1, 2014 5:24 PM
I am really enjoying codecombat. It might be just the thing we were looking for for java and python. 
Marie Vans's curator insight,
September 1, 2014 7:01 PM
A pretty thorough list of programs for teaching kids how to program.
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These are the 70 iPad apps I'm using on my STEM iPad cart. More curriculum is available on: Via Cyndi Danner-Kuhn
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First announced earlier this summer, the LEGO Fusion toys that blend the timeless bricks with iOS gaming are now available to purchase. Via Jon Samuelson
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I have been using googole drive more and more with teachers and students. Great tool for portfolios and collaboration.