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Digital transformation is more than an efficiency tool, potentially fuelling future success. Why do so many companies stick to the slow lane?
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Certain practical strategies which teachers, educationalists and school social workers can adapt for a successful interface between evaluation, education and technology in remote student assessment.
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"Students are online more than ever, and they must understand digital citizenship to conduct themselves safely and responsibly in the virtual world.
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This short review considers how Padlet can be used to promote self and peer assessment during a taught module.
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Do you need to assess knowledge of people related to your business, agency, school or university?
Do you need to provide proof of certification?
Do you need to track and reward attendance for an event?
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Salomon is getting higher accuracy and faster design validation with the Substance 3D tools.
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Get the ultimate workspace for creative people that combines the best from note-taking apps, text editors and whiteboards. Start now!
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May 16, 2022 8:55 AM
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TL;DR - From May 13-15, 2022, SparkToro and Followerwonk conducted a rigorous, joint analysis of 44,058 public Twitter accounts active in the last 90
Sociologist Emile Durkheim coined the phrase anomie to describe a destabilized and destabilizing state when rules and rule givers lose legitimacy. It’s what we feel when we face a virus that plays by one set of rules, politicians who play by another, and a professional life that proceeds independent of each — and when we face all of this in social isolation. Empathy can help us navigate this period of anomie. The author outlines four practices, which she calls “empathy rules,” that can help us cut across the divisions in our lives and build a sense of community.
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"Across the country, hospital emergency departments have become boarding wards for teenagers who pose too great a risk to themselves or others to go home. They have nowhere else to go; even as the crisis has intensified, the medical system has failed to keep up, and options for inpatient and intensive outpatient psychiatric treatment have eroded sharply.
"Nationally, the number of residential treatment facilities for people under the age of 18 fell to 592 in 2020 from 848 in 2012, a 30 percent decline, according to the most recent federal government survey. The decline is partly a result of well-intentioned policy changes that did not foresee a surge in mental-health cases. Social-distancing rules and labor shortages during the pandemic have eliminated additional treatment centers and beds, experts say.
"Absent that option, emergency rooms have taken up the slack. A recent study of 88 pediatric hospitals around the country found that 87 of them regularly board children and adolescents overnight in the E.R. On average, any given hospital saw four boarders per day, with an average stay of 48 hours."
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Recently Indian parents started to consider homeschooling as an option for their children. Why this sudden change?
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“Connectivism is based on the idea that knowledge is essentially the set of connections in a network, and that learning therefore is the process of creating and shaping those networks.” (Downes, 2018)
Via Vladimir Kukharenko, LGA, michel verstrepen
Belizing Tourism Innovation Project
The Belizing Tourism Innovation Project is a go, and the first meeting to discuss it is next Thursday the 26th. It'll be at the Town Hall. Let them know if you're interested in attending.
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Whether your workforce is back in the office or fully remote, now is the time to review your organization’s strategies for keeping your technology and data secure.
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Charlala is a teacher-created platform for the world language classroom. We provide a suite of tools to enhance communication and language acquisition.
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Organizations seeking to develop engaging rapid eLearning solutions while also not overloading their learners have turned to microlearning. This article looks at the importance of microlearning and its top 5 best practices.
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If you’re searching for a new job, you must refine the main point you want to convey about yourself. Here’s how to get it right.
Via James Schreier, Ricard Lloria
In this collection I share some of the best teacher planners that can help with monthly and daily planning and scheduling.
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When work is stressful, it can be difficult to disengage at the end of the day. But research shows that certain routines can help: finish one small task before you leave the office, write a to-do list for the next day, tidy your desk, create a ritual to mark the end of professional time, and start your personal time in the evening on a positive note with the right sort of friend or family engagement. Used together, these five steps can greatly improve work-life balance.
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As people in the metaverse create digital versions of themselves, it remains to be seen whether it will create a more diverse and inclusive fashion industry.
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Karlyn Gorski, sociologist at the University of Chicago, has been studying a diverse, 1,800-student high school in the Windy City suburbs for the past three years. In the course of observing student engagement at the unnamed school, she stumbled upon a vibrant underground snack economy. Students bought chips and candy wholesale and resold them from backpacks in the halls; others baked trays of brownies and other sweets on a daily basis.
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