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How SBG Led Us to Empower: The Tyranny of 82% (Part 1 of 2)

Adam Watson Edtech Elixirs

If a medical procedure has a 82% success rate, I can take comfort in the fact that there are "only" 18 out of 100 case studies when the procedure fails. When a teacher does SBG well (after support, experience and practice), SBG is clearly much better at meeting O'Connor's four characteristics of effective grading.

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#flipgridfever: New features for fall

NeverEndingSearch

Another thing you’ll notice are the inspiring stories of educators who powerfully adapted the affordances of a very flexible communication platform to meet the needs of their own learning communities, and beyond that–to connect learners meaningfully and to amplify their voices. You may now easily access grids using QR codes.

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The Business of Education Technology

Hack Education

Moreover, per this ideology, without the aid of algorithms and “personalization” technology, human educators and traditional institutions have historically failed to meet the needs of individuals as individuals. Everything’s a business opportunity. (In Metaphors in ed-tech are so confusing.)