Sat.Mar 05, 2016

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Creating a Shared Vision: The Whole Process

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Destination Matters. This is true with schools, too. Our destination should be more than just the work we do: taking attendance, direct instruction, providing practice, reviewing and assessing work, providing feedback, etc. Why are we bothering to do this work? For that matter, how do we know this is the right work to do? A fundamental and critical component for the success of any large-scale school change effort is the thoughtful creation, and formal acceptance, of a shared vision for that effo

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6 of The Best Journaling Apps for Teachers

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

March 5, 2016 Web technologies have reshaped many key traditional tasks we used to do by pen and paper (e,g note taking). They have also provided us with way more sophisticated options to.read more.

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The Two Mistakes Teachers Make When Teaching With Technology

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Even though we may be working with “Digital Natives,” students do not necessarily have the technology skills to do the work we want them to do with their laptops and tablets. In an environment where the technology is in service to learning the curriculum, it is important that teaching those skills is done quickly so that most of the student’s time is spent on the content of the activity, not the technology itself.

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6 Good Educational iPad Apps Free Today

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

March 5, 2016 As is the case once every week, EdTech and mLearning features a collection of some educational iPad apps that have gone free. Again, these deals are available at least in the.read more.

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Quickly Create Personalized Learning Experiences that Work

How can we actively engage learners 24/7, on their level and according to their interests, while respecting their learning styles? It’s not impossible. In this guide: Explore how to transform traditional, one-way videos into two-way interactive learning experiences Understand different types of artificial intelligence (AI), including - Generative vs.

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Choosito! Supporting kid search, discovery and literacy

NeverEndingSearch

With more than a billion websites out there and 100 million new webpages published each days, it’s tough work for a kid to find resources that are both relevant and readable. Choosito is designed to support K12 learning and information literacy. Choosito’s Web search may be filtered by reading level and by subject. The Choosito Library, available through the pull-down menu, offers between 150,000 and 200,000 websites curated by professional educators.

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Technology and Casey Green on campus: Future Trends Forum #3, notes and full recording

Bryan Alexander

On February 25th Casey Green and I met online for the third Future Trends Forum. We explored campus technology and faculty attitudes towards digital materials. Here is the full recording and my notes. Click here to link to the full recording, or watch and listen to the embed below: We began by looking at the implications of the Campus Computing Project , which began wayyyy back in the pre-Web year of 1990.

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Support Literacy with 3D Printed Bookmarks

Teacher Tech

I know my kids love getting bookmarks. My 5 year old flipped over the 3D printed heart bookmarks that @mkrclub posted. She brought them for all her classmates for Valentines Day. Mkrclub has been on a roll designing new bookmarks. Mkrclub.com posted the files for St. Patricks day bookmarks recently. In an effort to peer pressure […].

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#LearningIs lifelong

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As I remarked in my previous #LearningIs post, learning never stops. It is lifelong. Often we don't even realise we are learning, but we are constantly being exposed to new information, and if we pay attention, we are likely to internalise that information in some way. If you had told me during my school years that learning didn't stop when I left school, I would have been horrified.

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#LearningIs lifelong

Learning with 'e's

As I remarked in my previous #LearningIs post, learning never stops. It is lifelong. Often we don't even realise we are learning, but we are constantly being exposed to new information, and if we pay attention, we are likely to internalise that information in some way. If you had told me during my school years that learning didn't stop when I left school, I would have been horrified.

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