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This brief video gives teachers a snapshot of what tracking student progress looks like in the classroom. The purpose of these videos is to help teachers bet... 
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Video tutorials have been available to educators for many years. However, there is currently great momentum for using video resources for “flipped learning”.
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The New Tech Network includes more than 100 schools in diverse settings that put project-based learning at the center of instruction.
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Storytelling is not only a skill for students but an instructional practice to engage learners.
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George Siemens taught the first MOOC back in 2008. He shares his take on why they're still valid -- and what might happen next in higher ed.
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For new and experienced bloggers. Use with teachers, administrators and implementation with student blogs.
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February 3, 2014 6:56 AM
Ever felt a bit confused about all the different blogging terms? What is a widget, permalink, RSS, plugin or captcha? Check out this glossary list of terms and explanations from Educational Technology and Mobile Learning! A useful page for teachers in the digital classroom. 
Catalina Elena Oyarzún Albarracín's comment,
May 7, 2014 3:42 PM
Great and useful post to share with students and colleagues,thank you!!!
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Kirsten Wilson's insight:
Great video to boost morale or remind teachers of just how important they and the job they do is.
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"One of the biggest challenges any elearning developer will face when creating an elearning module or program is to effectively (and clearly) define the goal and objectives of the training." Via EDTECH@UTRGV
Kirsten Wilson's insight:
Brief article that reminds an Elearning designer the importance of learning goals/objectives.
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This article was great at spelling out not only what the host of the MOOC should consider but the participant as well. With experience both as a moderator of a MOOC and as a participant I found the article beneficial and affirming. This is a great guidline for anyone wanting to facilitate a MOOC or participate in one.
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Topic discussion formative assessment
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Daniel Pink is an idea machine, not to mention a best-selling author. Here are six pitches he deems capable of selling an idea: 1. The One-Word Pitch Pink’s tip: Write a 50-word pitch. Reduce it to 25 words.
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Advice, secrets and opinions on digital learning and the future of education as told by five ed tech thought leaders
Kirsten Wilson's insight:
Excellent insight and thought on how we use technology in the classroom and how it is changing the landscape of instruction.
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The Power (and Peril) of Praising Your Kids (Teaching a growth mindset creates motivation and productivity in business, education, sports.
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How can we do things differently and help teachers find the time they need to come together and collaborate?
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As school leaders, we must realize we are in this together. If we can create the following conditions, we can experience success together. Supervision of Instruction occurs between 8:00 and 3:00 o...
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Quick refresh If you aren't aware of the S.A.M.R. model (devised by Ruben R. Puentedura - @rubenrp) then in simple form it explains the common journey teachers go through when introducing technolog... Via Stephanie Sandifer
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Michael Wu, Ph.D. is Lithium's Principal Scientist of Analytics, digging into the complex dynamics of social interaction and group behavior in ... Via Timo Ilomäki
Kirsten Wilson's insight:
Support and graphic beneficial to the move toward gamification in the classroom.
Mikko Hakala's curator insight,
February 2, 2014 4:39 PM
Maslow's self-actualization needs vs. Pink's intrinsic motivators (purpose, autonomy, mastery) vs. game mechamics and dynamics. An insightful article on motivation. The conclusion makes a point for successful gamification.
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Thanks for sharing, interesting and useful insights!
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Looking at the impact Of technology on curiosity is also a look at the impact of technology on learning
Kirsten Wilson's insight:
Provides perspective and research about the impact of Technology on Curiosity. As with all tools, curiosity can only be encouraged if the the instruction and delilvery are purposeful, engaging and have determined outcomes.
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This class will teach you exactly how to model a 3D hand-held, print-ready, object using only free tools, with no prior experience necessary. If you've been on the internet in the last year you've probably read an article (or two, or three) about...
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I am curating to watch and learn. I hope this will be a point to go forward and an Instructional Technology coach with teachers and students.
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It's so important to arm ourselves with strategies to keep our students enthusiastic and engaged as we return from the holiday break. I...
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Great advice and resources for keeping the passion in your teaching.
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WordPress is the world's most popular publishing platforms, and it's currently estimated to power 17.6% of all websites. It's highly customisable, very easy to use and, probably the best part, it's completely free.
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This is a great resource for wordpress bloggers that are looking for ways to change up their blog or add features. For those not familiar with code and widgets this is a great place to start.
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The Shift From Teaching Content To Teaching Learning (The Shift From Teaching Content To Teaching Learning http://t.co/ny9gB5kCfF #edtech)
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Great article that articulates the shift from teaching to coaching and teachers becoming facilitators of learning.
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Could be used to start the year for the teachers as well as the students.
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It's just one little word, but says world-renowned Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck, it has the power to inspire your child to do incredible things. (Do you operate from a Fixed #Mindset or Growth?
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