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Plain Language and Inclusive Document Design

ProfHacker

I’ve been doing a lot of thinking this month about making teaching documents of all kinds more accessible. Some of this is about a syllabus , but some of it is about rethinking some of our signs and documentation at work, as well as ways that we can make our edX courses more accessible to that highly varied audience.

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Student Goal-Setting with Digital Vision Boards

Teacher Reboot Camp

This was an idea inspired by the book, The Secret, by Rhonda Byrne that I wrote about in 2014 and included in my book, The 30 Goals Challenge for Educators: Small Steps to Transform Your Teaching. Easily pin inspiring posts, documents, videos, and images to a board. Also, find a library of stickers, frames, and templates.

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Student Goal-Setting with Digital Vision Boards

Teacher Reboot Camp

This was an idea inspired by the book, The Secret, by Rhonda Byrne that I wrote about in 2014 and included in my book, The 30 Goals Challenge for Educators: Small Steps to Transform Your Teaching. Easily pin inspiring posts, documents, videos, and images to a board. Also, find a library of stickers, frames, and templates.

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Closing the Digital Learning Gap

Digital Promise

With the internet, students can access primary source documents, research just about anything, and support their own understanding with explanations accompanied by video, animations, or other helpful visualizations. school and library to the internet. Access Resources. Use Professional Tools.

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Curating the Happy for Your Future Self

The Daring Librarian

Teacher Tip #112 Teacher Self-Care: Create a Happy Folder In my School Library Media office desk I had a manilla folder where I carefully tucked all the hand written notes from kiddos & parents to read on a rainy day. Years ago, (Ok, 2014) one of my student happy notes ended up in a Buzzfeed article!

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How to Start a High School Esports Team & Benefit Your School

ViewSonic Education

In addition to the well-documented social and physical benefits of group activities, esports is able to offer students improved academic professional opportunities. In 2014, Robert Morris University was the first to offer an esports scholarship. Scholarships for Esports. The National Association of Collegiate Esports. Accessed 4.17.18

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5 Risks Posed by the Increasing Misuse of Technology in Schools.

Edsurge

Funded in 2014 with $100 million from the Gates Foundation and the Carnegie Corporation, inBloom intended to collect massive amounts of personally identifiable student data and use it to “personalize” learning to each student. The story of inBloom is a cautionary tale. Its executives are paid millions of dollars each year.