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Yashy Tohsaku
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onto Education 2.0 & 3.0 December 24, 2:55 PM
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The largest WiFi network you may have never heard about is eduroam. This is a global WiFi roaming network operated by and for the educational community. The eduroam network is huge and is currently available at 38,000 locations in over 100 countries and territories. In 2024, the network logged 8.4 billion authentications of users joining…
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Dive into the outstanding studies of the year—and explore how to put the findings to work in your classroom today.
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Teachers can collaborate with students to identify shared values that establish a foundation of respect and a positive learning environment.
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Game-based learning is a great way to integrate technology into the classroom while engaging kids with real learning.
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Teachers can use differing interpretations of historical events to help students move from memorizing events to analyzing and interpreting them.
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I helped design and evaluate the Proposal Revision Loop in order to address an important gap in how we support young researchers. Via Vladimir Kukharenko
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Curiosity, connection and communication are vital components of empathetic teaching, says Bhawana Shrestha. She explains how to make students feel safe, seen and supported
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With tracking tools like the NORAD Santa Tracker and Google’s Santa Tracker, everyone can follow Santa’s journey this Christmas Eve.
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AI systems, replacing STEM education, would ensure students are evaluated based on actual competency rather than memorization for a test. Via Vladimir Kukharenko
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Find, choose and compare the eLearning Industry's Top eLearning Content Providers. Via Vladimir Kukharenko
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Our students don’t write to impress a rubric--they write to be heard, and using AI to grade student writing misses the mark. Via EDTECH@UTRGV 
EDTECH@UTRGV's curator insight,
December 22, 11:06 AM
"What concerns us most about grading our students’ written work with AI is the transformation of their audience from human to robot."
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Plan your entire year in a 12-month view. Add public & school holidays, optimize bridge days, and share with family & teams. Try AnnuCal free. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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From
sophiana
the award-winning scriptwriting and teleprompter tool Sophiana writes algorithm-ready video scripts for you - based on your existing work - and gets you filming in minutes with an intuitive in-app teleprompter. Via Ana Cristina Pratas |
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Our State of AI 2025 report analyzes the shift to infrastructure, the EU AI Act, copyright battles, and key governance trends.
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Built-in screen readers improve the accessibility of texts and can help students achieve success in building higher-level literacy skills.
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leia
Transform your learning experience with Leia, an AI-powered platform that creates personalized courses and lessons tailored to your needs.
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From HIV treatments to school desegregation, research into topics now considered DEIA have benefited Americans throughout history.
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Modern organizations are adopting adaptive learning systems powered by AI-led employee feedback to transform L&D and boost engagement. Via Vladimir Kukharenko
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Decide between simulation and scenario-based learning for corporate training. Learn when to use each for maximizing workforce performance. Via Vladimir Kukharenko
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Web browsers are one of the most essential tools we rely on every day, but there are smart choices to make when it comes to privacy.
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Jay Caspian Kang on Australia’s social-media ban for young people under sixteen, on free speech, and on the U.S. movement to restrict kids’ access to technology.
Free-speech norms and powerful tech companies make legal restrictions unlikely—but social changes are already taking place.
et’s say, for the sake of the following discussion, that we agree on the following:
The question, given these facts, is: How much are we willing to restrict the free speech of teen-agers in order to protect them from the ills propagated by social-media companies? Via Chuck Sherwood, Former Senior Associate, TeleDimensions, Inc
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The largest WiFi network you may have never heard about is eduroam. This is a global WiFi roaming network operated by and for the educational community. The eduroam network is huge and is currently available at 38,000 locations in over 100 countries and territories. In 2024, the network logged 8.4 billion authentications of users joining… Via Chuck Sherwood, Former Senior Associate, TeleDimensions, Inc
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"In late 2022, when generative AI tools landed in students’ hands, classrooms changed almost overnight. Essays written by algorithms appeared in inboxes. Lesson plans suddenly felt outdated. And across the country, schools asked the same questions: How do we respond — and what comes next?" Via EDTECH@UTRGV
EDTECH@UTRGV's curator insight,
December 22, 11:08 AM
"This was my lightbulb moment. If we could use AI tools to develop engaging and accessible reading passages for students, we could also teach foundational AI literacy skills at the same time."
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From
mguhlin
Since I spend so much time working on BoodleBox Bots, ChatGPT Custom GPTs and Projects, I find myself longing for a better way to organize it all. While BoodleBox has made great strides in making their bots, knowledge stacks, chats much easier, it can still get overwhelming (especially given the number of chats I create).… Via Vladimir Kukharenko |
