NOOK Study Support, Digital Textbooks, eTextbook Application - Barnes & Noble - 0 views
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NOOK Study by Barnes & Noble Voluntary Product Accessibility Template
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Does NOOK Study have accessible features for people with disabilities?
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Dunn and Griggs (2000) offer us another definition: “Learning style addresses the biological uniqueness and developmental changes that make one person learn differently from another. Individuals do change in the way they learn…Similarly, developmental aspects relate to how we learn but, more predictable, follow a recognizable pattern.” (p. 136)
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Perceptual modalities
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The Dunn and Dunn Learning-Style Model and PEPS
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When I copy and paste from Microsoft Word into Moodle, it looks different. How can I co... - 0 views
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iBooks Author: Publishing and distribution FAQ - 0 views
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Does Apple own any copyright in the content of my work if I create it in iBooks Author? No. You retain all your rights in the content of your work. However, if your work is distributed in the .ibooks format, then your work is subject to the distribution restrictions described above.
Groups FAQ - MoodleDocs - 0 views
Voki Is A Fun, Free Animated Avatar Application That's Easy To Use In The Classroom | E... - 0 views
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The one primary shortcoming of Voki that occurs to me is the 1 minute limit to what can be recorded for a given avatar. Multiple avatars can be created, but I saw no obvious way to simply copy an avatar so you could then record more speech to create a new “scene” for it. Additionally, there did not seem to be any apparent help utility (beyond an FAQ section). If I just missed this, and someone knows how to find help or request help in Voki, kindly comment and point it out.
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PARCC Test Item Development FAQs - Updated 01-09-12.pdf (application/pdf Object) - 0 views
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Reducing the Online Instructor's Workload (EDUCAUSE Quarterly) | EDUCAUSE - 0 views
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Automate parts of the course whenever possible.
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Create a “What’s New” section to let your students focus on new assignments or learning materials without having to review the entire course. This also minimizes the amount of e-mail questions you will receive regarding assignments
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Communicate with students early in the semester about how to best use the course
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