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A lot of people use Twitter, obviously, but how is micro-blogging interesting for a teacher or education personnel in general? I think it's an amazing tool f... 
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Welcome to the first in my year-end series “Top 10 Ed-Tech Trends of 2011.” I’ve identified some of the most important trends from this year, which I’ll be highlighting here over the course of the next few weeks.
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In many ways, technology can help pave the way for both faculty and students, but only if the instructor “is adept at creating a course that capitalizes on the pedagogical benefits that technology facilitates in helping students meet the desired learning outcomes for the course,”
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Empower Mobile Learn will deliver an interactive teaching and learning experience to support learners and instructors who want to do more from their Iphone or Ipad .
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November 28, 2011 12:57 PM
Just as an FYI, it looks like the original post is from Edudemic, which this site then used without crediting the orginal author.
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an educational service providing workshops, staff-development programs and resources to schools interested in incororating critical and creative thinking into their curriculum...
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Preparing Our Students for Their Future St. Stephen’s has embarked on an exciting new initiative this year in keeping with our Vision Statement to prepare our students for the 21st Century. A focus on Project Based Learning has begun in a yearlong series of on-campus professional development workshops. A one-to-one iPad program for Grades 1 to 5 lends itself well to meeting these goals.
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Are you a 21st Century Teacher? Find out! PLUS if you can help me add to my list you may win a special $200 prize.
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These talks offer insights, concerns, and inspiration while discussing today's educational practices and shortcomings, from a variety of perspectives.
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Some big ideas around 21st century skills and teaching with technology. Originally created as a summary of the ASB Unplugged Conference in Mumbai, India 2010...
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Part 3 in my “Top 10 Ed-Tech Trends of 2011” series. As I’ve planned this series of year-end posts, I’ve tried to approach the ed-tech trends of 2011 from a 30,000 foot view.
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Apps for Challenge Based Learning by Katie Morrow
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Educators on Twitter have been posting tweets about pencils. In fact, hundreds of messages are on Twitter have been tagged with #pencilchat. It doesn't sound very interesting to chat about graphite in a wooden holder, right? Well, the allegories, absurdities, and awesomeness of these tweets are not to be missed!
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A decidedly low tech device, the humble pencil, is providing some tongue-in-cheek insight into current education debates via Twitter. In the past 24 hours, educators have tweeted the hashtag #pencilchat thousands of times. The tweets are undeniably witty, but they also reflect the frustration teachers feel over everything from schools' technophobia to budget cuts, which may make #pencilchat the best—and most clever—education allegory ever.
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There will soon be 7 billion people on the planet. Find out why you shouldn’t panic—at least, not yet.
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Unfortunately, the "EdTech vs. IT" mindset is all too prevalent in many organizations. Operational IT looks down disdainfully on their users from an ivory tower, viewing them as "threats" to be carefully controlled and monitored. Teachers view the IT department as a bunch of out of touch control freaks who hinder rather than facilitate their work. As a former teacher, I have seen it from both sides.
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Because of the proliferation of new technologies, the younger generation today is outgrowing traditional forms of education – remember pencils, chalkboards, textbooks and graphing calculators? (Are We Wired for Mobile Learning?
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Online training video tutorials and technology integration resources designed for schools and districts.
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I read a blog post recently which talked about a gathering of technology product executives and politicians who came together to express their vision for learning using technology in education. The...
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What would you rather get for your classroom, an iPad 2 and Apple TV or an Interactive Whiteboard? Are your teachers asking for Interactive Whiteboards? Hold on to that discussion and don’t answer until you know all of the possibilities!
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This animate was adapted from a talk given at the RSA by Sir Ken Robinson, world-renowned education and creativity expert and recipient of the RSA's Benjamin...
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