Introduction to Blended Learning [Interview with Ben Rimes] - 0 views
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key elements of a successful blended learning environment
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Flexibility, Personal, Interactive, and Reinforcement of Good Pedagogy
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In the future, all learning with the use of technology will likely simply be called just "learning," just as many common business practices are now intertwined with technology in inseparable ways
Common Sense Digital Compass | Educational games for kids to help teach digital citizen... - 1 views
Don't Take Down the Coding Decorations | My Experiments in Teaching and Learning - 1 views
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"This year's Hour of Code has received unprecedented coverage. Hadi Padovi from code.org opened the Nasdaq stock exchange and celebrities came out in full force to push computer science. We heard the same alarming statistics that 95% of CS jobs will go unfilled. Millions of students worldwide participated in activities that resembled puzzles. Padovi tweeted a reply to me when I asked how the popularity of HOC compared to last year: As good as the activities are, they lack some needed elements. The Hour of Code activities are not tied into curriculum. They are a one day event centred on puzzles. One hour is not enough. I would draw a parallel by saying we do not host "hour of gym" or "hour of music" activities once each year. What happens now? The need for students to learn code and computer science will not disappear over this week. In fact, we resolved very little. My hope is that this week will be a springboard for more coding. If students are to benefit from Hour of Code, we need to: Bring Coding into the existing curriculum and into the classroom Push STEM and find ways to bring it to every school Ensure that every teacher and student is aware of coding, CS and STEM Work with High Schools and the job sector to facilitate these programs"
Social Media, Social Life Infographic | Common Sense Media - 2 views
Why and How to Use YouTube Video Essays in Your Classroom | Common Sense Education - 2 views
Best Coding Tools for High School Students | Common Sense Education - 2 views
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"Coding is an invaluable literacy applicable to virtually any future career or field of study. These high school-level tools will help students build this essential 21st-century literacy by learning how code works and how to write code themselves. Once they're up to snuff, coding will give your students a new way to demonstrate knowledge and express themselves. And teachers, take note: There are tools here for those brand new to code as well as those looking for more of a challenge, so make sure to pick and choose to give every student a window into the world of programming."
Elevate Digital Citizenship Through SEL | Common Sense Education - 3 views
From PLN to Practice: Tips from 5 Educators on Personalizing Your Professional Learning... - 0 views
6-12 Family Tips: Digital Footprint & Identity | Common Sense Education - 1 views
How to Craft Useful, Student-Centered Social Media Policies | Common Sense Education - 0 views
Dealing With Digital Distraction in the Classroom | Common Sense Education - 3 views
Training for jobs of the future: BCIT partners with Microsoft for education - 0 views
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"The British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) - the post-secondary institution recognized for integrating education and industry - is announcing a partnership with Microsoft Corp. and its Technology Education and Literacy in Schools (TEALS) program to teach foundation computational skills for BC high-school students. This partnership recognizes the value of exposing young learners to the jobs of the future while equipping them with the appropriate knowledge and skills for success in the future tech workforce. With support from the BC Ministry of Education and BCIT, the BC branch of TEALS has already educated more than 400 students across four BC high schools. Credit: Microsoft Microsoft TEALS exists because many high schools want to offer computer science courses but often don't have teachers who are trained on the subject. To fill this gap, TEALS volunteers work with classroom teachers to team-teach students, and to equip instructors with the knowledge to teach students on their own."
How to Craft Useful, Student-Centered Social Media Policies | Common Sense Education - 0 views
New Strategies to Get Kids to Create Media, Not Just Consume It | Common Sense Media - 4 views
Check Out Our Updated EdTech Reviews | Common Sense Education - 2 views
The EdTech Eleven: This Month's Must-Know Tools | Common Sense Education - 5 views
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