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 Lisa Durff

Why Aren't We Writing? | GradHacker @insidehighered - 0 views

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TypeWith.me: Live Text Document Collaboration! - 0 views

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    Students can collaborate in real time with each other on writing.
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a metaphor for thesis completion? | patter - 0 views

  • Her metaphor of the writing burrow really struck me. The ‘burrow’ clearly signals that you will be out of communication for a bit. You’re going to be cut off, living in your own world, tunneling deep into ideas, hibernating until the writing is done.
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Empower students with collaborative writing tools Online Class by Vicki Davis - 0 views

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    A Free WizIQ Webinar held on Feb 26 with Vicki Davis. This is the recording and many sources are shared in the backchannel.
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Employ the "Rule Of 3" for Daily, Weekly and Annual Productivity - 0 views

  • Employ the "Rule Of 3" for Daily, Weekly and Annual Productivity
  • Mihir Patkar2/01/14 2:00pmFiled to: ProductivityGoals83.8K58EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink
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Design for Learning - 0 views

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    Talks about the cognitive presence which is diagrammed in Anderson (2008) page 345
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5 research-backed tips for better concentration - 0 views

  • too much unfocused time degrades your ability to concentrate when you need to.
  • Focus is a function, first and foremost, of limiting the number of options you give yourself for procrastinating
  • Just stepping into a different space hits the reset button on your brain and allows for more productive and creative thinking
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  • The Secret World of Sleep: The Surprising Science of the Mind at Rest:
  • Sum up Here's how to focus: Focus is a muscle: The more time you spend focusing, the better at it you will get. Don't give up. Clear your head: Got concerns? Write them down. Make a plan for how to conquer them. Then get to work. Location, location, location: Go where you know you'll get stuff done where there are no distractions. Stop being reactive: Turn phone notifications off. No interruptions. It all starts and ends with you. Get your sleep: Or you'll be dumb and impulsive. More sleep means better performance across the board.
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The National Writing Project (#nwp) Daily - Linkis.com - 0 views

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Who To Follow On Twitter: 14 #edtech Personalities - 0 views

  • 5. @coolcatteacher: Vicki Davis is a full time classroom teacher and creator or more than 15 global projects. She’s author of The upcoming book Reinventing Writing and coauthor of  Flattening Classrooms, Engaging Minds.
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Digital Storytelling: What it is… And… What it is NOT | Langwitches Blog - 0 views

  • Storytelling is evolving, as humans are adapting, experimenting and innovating with the use of ever changing technology, the growth of human networks and our ability to imagine new paths.
  • It is NOT about the tools… it is about the skills
  • writing, speaking, communication skills oral fluency information literacy visual literacy media literacy language skills auditory skills drama Skills presentation skills listening skills publishing skills
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  • It is NOT only about the transfer of knowledge… it is about the amplification of our voices
  • It is NOT about substituting analog stories… it is about transforming stories
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35 Daily Habits You Should Really Steal From Successful People - 0 views

  • 1. Hold Back-to-Back Meetings in One Location
  • 2. Read Voraciously
  • 3. Constantly Triage Your To-Do List
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  • 4. Unsubscribe Mercilessly
  • 5. Block Time on Your Calendar According to Tasks
  • 6. Connect With Your Passion
  • 7. Limit the Time Spent on Email Every Day
  • 8. Spend One Hour Outside Every Day
  • 9. Use Technology for Personal Relationship Management (PRM)
  • 10. Prioritize Key Employee Objectives
  • 11. Focus on Two to Three Things a Day
  • 12. Have a Family Dinner
  • 13. Get Home on Time
  • 14. Exercise Every Day
  • 19. Allow Enough Unscheduled Time During the Day to Think, React, or Write
  • 21. Prioritize a Daily To-Do List
  • 29. Get to Inbox Zero
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    Many of these are repetitious but all are great suggestions
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Email Etiquette 101 - Michael Hyatt - 0 views

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      Responding promptly - I really fail to understand, unless one is offline completely, why this is such a challenge. And I don't even own a smartphone.
  • Be mindful of your tone.
  • Don’t use e-mail to criticize others.
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  • Don’t reply in anger.
  • Don’t overuse “reply to all.”
  • Don’t write in ALL CAPS.
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      On any platform, except to signify voice inflection of one word.
  • Use a signature with your contact information.
  • Use your spell-checker.
  • Re-read your e-mail before you send it.
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Week 6 Reflection: Cool Cat Teacher | Sara Devine - 0 views

  • themes in her writing
  • One – take time for you and respect yourself, talents, and time
  • Two – make connections.
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  • connection to the human beings
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      This is the priority both in and out of the classroom. Above all, it is the relationship we have with people that they will remember and value.
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    @coolcatteacher is mentioned around the edublogsphere once again!
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