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Do you know how mobile social learning actually works? This flowchart will have you understanding and using it in no time! Via ThePinkSalmon 
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"Are you looking for some good learning games to improve your kid's mathematical capabilities? I have some new titles to recommend for you. The apps below mix fun, gaming and learning in such a way that kids get to learn some basic math notions without having to go through the painful and explicit process associated with learning Math." Via John Evans, Marco Pozzi
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"Those of you who are teachers will know that it is hard to not wear your teacher hat when you have your mommy apron on. As a parent of a now first-grade student, I want to provide learning opportunities, foster creativity and inquiry, and find some way to archive the learning experiences. As a child’s audio and video speaks (pun intended) so much more than an image alone, I find it a perfect medium for archiving student work." Via John Evans, Marco Pozzi
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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning: 15 iPad Skills Every Teacher and Student should Have on e-learning curated by Justin Hickey (Ed.
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Find Collection Of Top 50 Mobile Learning Resources That Are Popular Based On Social Signals.
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Our free webinar on mobile basics for community engagement starts in 20 min. Register: http://t.co/kT6MFGPVcA Instructor: @agahran
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“The integration of tablets such as the iPad continues to occur in today's classrooms. Many of the traditional computer lab practices and rules do not apply. This post provides some helpful iPad posters such as class rules, an acceptable policy, tips, and classroom management suggestions. ” Via Dennis T OConnor
Dennis T OConnor's curator insight,
July 4, 2013 4:49 PM
If you have a one-to-one classroom or a BYOD program these posters will inspire you.
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"Education apps are helpful for teachers because they refract content through engaging, colorful, and gamified approaches to content interaction.
They are also mobile, can offer data, and can be played at school or home, making them useful in a K-12 blended learning or flipped classroom setting.
With this kind of flexible utility in mind, it’s no wonder they’re in such high demand–so here are 44 education apps for K-6 students doing the best kind of learning math teachers hate and English-Language Arts teachers love: open-ended learning." Via John Evans, Marco Pozzi
Heidi Hutchison's curator insight,
June 27, 2013 10:04 AM
And yet another post on recommended aps for kids! Great recommendations in my opinion! 
Lee Hall's curator insight,
June 28, 2013 10:17 AM
I try to post free tools but some in this list do cost.
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Recent developments in HTML5 mean we can now develop a single e-learning module which will work on all devices: at Kineo we have built the 'Adapt Framework', using Responsive E-Learning Design (RED).
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Web survey powered by SurveyMonkey.com. Create your own online survey now with SurveyMonkey's expert certified FREE templates. (@KiwiBelma Interesting post! We are doing a short survey on mobile learning, we would love to hear your views.
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Epic Learning Group - UK Leaders in Learning Technologies (Our CEO gives some top tips for developing award-winning mobile apps http://t.co/1IxFqhqOQN #mlearning)...
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