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What happens after your final status update? - 3 views

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    Discussing the 'digital footprint' with lifetime repercussions and beyond
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YouPD - 0 views

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    New Visions approach to Professional Development in an user-generated YOUTUBE format
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Shut down your website - 2 views

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    I wonder what kind of message this might present to schools about using social media
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20 Things I learned about Browsers and the Web - 3 views

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    An easy read that can serve to introduce people to some of the technical aspects of the web and the foundations of cloud computing
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Comparing Bloom's Taxonomy 1956 vs. 2000 - 1 views

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    I am working with a 6th grade social studies teacher who was trying to improve his pedagogical techniques by referring to the original version of Bloom's taxonomy - I asked if he knew about the revised taxonomy and we quickly discovered this web site that explains the changes point-by-point. There is also a helpful UBD link on the bottom of the page.
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Google Launches Site for Teaching Tech to Your Parents - 2 views

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    google, tech support, funny
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Teachers' Views on Technology in the Classroom - 1 views

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    Some great approaches and interesting debate points within this collection
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6 Ways of Creating On-Line Comics - 2 views

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    Some fun activities appropriate for various age groups as part of further 'creativity in the cloud'
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NYC ePals/Live@Edu deployment a template for education in the cloud - 1 views

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    This will part of the Connected Learning project
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Information Is Beautiful | Ideas, issues, concepts, subjects - visualized! - 1 views

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    Check out this link from the Alan November workshop -
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Who is doing "blended instruction" in K-12? - 1 views

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    This is a comprehensive look of blended instruction in k-12 schools as well as some of the benefits and challenges.
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Blended Professional Development: The most important factors - 2 views

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    Blended Model Must Have: 1) Development of Cohesive Learning Communities - early & recurring face-to-face must occur - Initial meetings must emphasize "reflective dialogues" and "interactive activities" for bonding & buy-in. - participants must effective use early sessions for "curriculum planning" and "new pedagogical techniques." - Large Video Conferencing Does Not Work! (- but a webinar can engaged many people with buddy groups.) 2) Project Portal Must be Reliable and Simple - video conferencing is OK 3) Administrative Support is Crucial. 4) Facilitators are Essential. 5) Critical Component is the Ongoing Monitoring of Participant's Needs. - through surveys, evaluations, informal feedback, etc... 6) Successful Practices Structure Opportunities to Share and Discuss Teaching Practices. 7) Teacher "Risk-Taking" can be Increased - - for trying new technologies in the context of curriculum writing, 8) Effective Initiatives Build a A Critical Mass 9) True Transformation Requires Time
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