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Web 2.0 tools in the classroom
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How - and why! - to use web 2.0 tools in the classroom
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Lisi Gopin, M.E.T.
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Lisi Gopin, M.E.T.'s insight:
The author shares some concerns about student privacy and tips for managing student accounts with online services. 
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Instructional Technology at High Point University.
Mark McLendon's curator insight,
June 17, 2014 11:01 AM
This seems like a great app for students who need to physically touch the work that they are doing. For example I have one student who struggles when doing math with a pen and paper but seems to do much better at a chalk or white board. This app would allow him to work on a "smart white board that would fit at his desk."
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There are a couple tools out now that I see bantered around in educational circles that I just hate! And there are some pretty awesome tools out there that are being used in rather old and traditional ways, and I don’t hate the tool, but I hate the use of them. Via Nik Peachey
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Social media may have started out as a fun way to connect with friends, but it has evolved to become a powerful tool for education and business.
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Social media offers some great opportunities for learning in the classroom, bringing together the ability to collaborate, access worldwide resources, and find new and interesting…...
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Sao Paulo ad agency Moma Propaganda created a wondeful series of retro future ads for Facebook, YouTube and Skype as part of the "Everything Ages Fa...
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Facebook has been making many inroads into education over the last few years. Many institutions are using Facebook sites to publicize events on campus, as well as to aid in their recruiting.
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Three days a week, as the school day draws to a close, Jennifer Aaron's kindergarten class at P.S. 150 in Manhattan sits down to compose a message about what they have been doing all day.
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Teacher Tech Training (T3) was developed as a resource for teachers who want to know more about using technology with students. Tech tools can be used to encourage deeper reflection in learning, critical thinking, and problem solving.
T3 incorporates community building features that allow users to friend other users and follow friends’ activity on the site. We encourage discussion and interaction among users on the site and look forward to learning from everyone here.
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Twitter can easily be dismissed as a waste of time in the elementary school classroom. Students will get distracted. Students will see tweets they shouldn’t at their age. How does one manage ...
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Software tools, web apps and services for online collaboration
Lisi Gopin, M.E.T.'s insight:
Thorough list of collaboration tools, for business or education
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Apps and other software can put powerful teaching tools at teachers’ fingertips, but concerns abound over data security, effectiveness and marketing.
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Sites like Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest are helping teachers and students communicate and share knowledge.
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Are you a teacher looking to get started with Pinterest? Learn how to get started with a new account and create boards you can use with your students to jump...
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A lot of subscription based or Ed Tech sites require a student email address to create an account which can become a BIG issue when dealing w/ CIPA compliance, because a majority of students to not have a school email account. That being said, there are still a number of Web 2.0 sites that do not require a student email address to create an account.
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Using social media in schools doesn't have to be scary, says Matt Britland.
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While it's true that many teachers are already using Pinterest to "file away" lessons we want to try in the future, how many of us have thought of its application in the classroom?
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To understand how social media, an almost integral part of our current culture, can benefit K-12 schools and districts, we asked eSchool News readers: “Name one way you use social networking in your school/district.
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TOPYX is a revolutionary eLearning solution that incorporates Facebook and other social networking resources right into the learning platform to enhance the learner's experience (social LMS).
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Swear in a school corridor, detention. Swear on Twitter, expulsion.
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Tony Vincent - Learning in Hand - always provides excellent resources for classrooms.
Love the fact that this infographic focuses both on the web and mobile possibilities.