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Case Study Resources for Modern Teachers

Ask a Tech Teacher

In education, case studies are widely used as a pedagogical tool to encourage critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and the application of theoretical knowledge. Well-planned case studies can challenge students’ problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. Where to Find Case Studies?

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Increasing Student Participation During Zoom Synchronous Teaching Meetings

User Generated Education

If it is only being used to present content to students, then why not just record videos and have students watch them on their own? To discuss a real life scenario or case study. This can be done in a jigsaw strategy whereby different groups are given different case studies. Google Form.

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Squid Notes - Take digital handwritten notes for class, work, or fun! Markup PDFs, sign documents, & more

Educational Technology Guy

In addition, you can easily share and present your notes. Export notes to PDF, PNG or JPEG, create a virtual whiteboard and present and write directly on your slides. They have a site dedicated to using Squid in the Classroom with tips, resources and use cases. Follow me on Twitter and Google+.

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7 Ideas for Student Genius Hour and Passion Projects

The CoolCatTeacher

She’s helped the students find books in the library, and she has also helped them learn some ways to navigate ways to share their knowledge through Google Slides or Wixie. They are using time to research and create a presentation of what they know. It’s really happening organically.

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Did You Know You Can Search Google Drive and Gmail From Chrome?

Shake Up Learning

The post Did You Know You Can Search Google Drive and Gmail From Chrome? Did you know you can search your Google Drive from Chrome? With this one little trick, you can search right from the search box (aka the Omnibox) in Google Chrome. If you are anything like me, you store EVERYTHING in Google Drive. That’s right!

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Give me some credit, please! (Exploring plagiarism through a series of clever case studies by Jen)

NeverEndingSearch

In going through my grad students’ final workshop presentations this semester, I found one just too useful not to share. YouTube video of the presentation with embedded GoAnimated scenes. I am usually pretty darn proud of my MLIS students’ work. So I asked for permission. Jen’s GoogleSlides only. Scene 8.

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Personalizing Learning for All Students With OpenCourseWare

A Principal's Reflections

They were given complete autonomy and flexibility as to how they would articulate what they learned, but they were told that there would be an emphasis on application as opposed to a standard presentation. Over the course of the marking period, students identified courses, registered through our Google form, and went to work.