Open Badges - 0 views
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The Mozilla Open Badge Infrastructure (OBI) is the core underlying technical scaffolding for the badge ecosystem that supports a multitude of issuers conferring badges into the ecosystem, and many displayers or earners using badges to share their competencies and achievements. Any given learner/badge earner can earn badges across many issuers, collect them in one place tied to their identity, and then share them with various websites and audiences including career sites, social networks or personal portfolios. Mozilla is building this infrastructure including the core repositories and management interfaces (each user's Badge Backpack), as well as specifications required to push badges in (issuers) or pull them out (displayers).
Mozilla Thimble - 0 views
mobiMOOC - a MobiMOOC hello! - 0 views
8 Free and simple tools to create video tutorials for Teachers - 0 views
Search Find Know - SearchFindKnow - 0 views
Apple Configurator Part I: Walkthrough « TJ Houston.com - 0 views
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Check out a device to a user and restore the user’s settings and data on that device
New Video Tech Creates 180-Degree Pannable Movies For iPad | Co.Design: business + inno... - 0 views
9 Tips to Get the Most Out of Mission Control in Mac OS X - 0 views
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Mission Control is a powerful window and app manager built directly into Mac OS X, it combines elements of Virtual Desktops (Spaces), an application switcher, and a window manager, into one easy to use centralized location. If you aren't using it on a regular basis you should, so here are nine tips to help master Mission Control.
Facebook App Center takes on Apple and Google with HTML5 and web apps | The Verge - 0 views
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Facebook today announced the App Center, a new place to find apps - but not just Facebook apps like FarmVille. The App Center includes both free and paid Facebook apps, as well as HTML5 apps that exist within the Facebook app itself. Android, iOS, and "desktop" apps will also be included as long as they integrate with Facebook.
Kid's Talk Radio Los Angeles - 0 views
Catroid Website - Newest Projects - 1 - 0 views
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Catroid is a visual programming language for Android devices that is inspired by the Scratch programming language for PCs, developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the MIT Media Lab. It is the aim of the Catroid project to facilitate the learning of programming skills among children and users of all ages. No desktop or notebook computer is needed.
Best content in Leadership for Mobile Learning Initiative | Diigo - Groups - 0 views
da Vinci Decathlon - 0 views
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Thus, the competition places a particular emphasis on higher order thinking skills, problem solving and creativity. Students working collaboratively in teams are highly stimulated by competing in tasks that encompass engineering, mathematics, code breaking, games of strategy, art and poetry, Science, English and forensic sleuthing.
5 great slides about technology, learning, and change | Dangerously Irrelevant - 0 views
Education Week: It's Time for a New Kind of High School - 0 views
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withholds responsibility from, students.
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We have lost sight of young people's potential for responsibility, and it can be argued that in doing so we have sacrificed many opportunities for growth and usefulness.
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Students see themselves as passive participants
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Ugly Learning « Educator, Learner - 0 views
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When a teacher flips for the first time, students are put under the microscope and they hate it…at least in my experience. They have to unlearn how they have been learning playing school up until your class. Needless to say, student surveys usually do not go well the first time they are asked about the new style.
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Do not define your teaching by the grades of your students.
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Do not sacrifice what you know is right for your students because of a number on paper.
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