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Barbara Lindsey

Amazon.co.uk: Teach Yourself Store - 1 views

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      Look over this site with a partner. Together, highlight and comment on sections that address the following questions: 1. How are the resources here dis/similar to those you currently use in the courses you teach? 2. In what ways do students benefit from learning from you as opposed to learning in this way?
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    Monetizing independent learning.
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Podcast263: Technology Shopping Cart Podcast07 - iPhone Web Apps and Poll Eve... - 0 views

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      How many rss options can you find on this post?
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    Wes Fryer and Karen Montgomery podcast with links focused on mobile ed apps like poll everywhere. Part 2 of 3 part series
Barbara Lindsey

Stop Google Buzz From Showing the World Your Contacts - google buzz - Lifehacker - 0 views

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    Concerns and solutions to Google Buzz accessing info you want private
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Langwitches Blog » Becoming the Experts - 0 views

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    Silvia Tolisano talks about a student to student skype exchange between students in MI who wanted to learn about Judaism from students at a Hebrew school in FL.
Barbara Lindsey

A Colorado Conversation - Home 2010 - 0 views

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    F2F and online collaborative un/conference in Colorado at Loveland High School
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Elluminate.com - online, synchronous, live online collaboration environment - 0 views

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    LearnCentral Recorded Event Sessions
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Wordle: using word clouds in a lesson - 0 views

  • The lesson went very well and I found Wordle to be an useful and interesting tool to use to engage my pupils in text analysis, looking at language and vocabulary in detail. My pupils liked the way Wordle automatically picked up the gist of any given text so much that they asked me about how to use Wordle to help them revise in other subjects. 
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elearning Training | Elluminate Inc. - 0 views

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    Video and text guides for participants and moderators using Elluminate
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NBCC Explorers - 0 views

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    Great resource blog that is very nicely structured to help educators learn about and practice working with web 2.0 environments. By Sue Davis.
Barbara Lindsey

Open Video Alliance | Wireside Chat with Lawrence Lessig - 2 views

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    Lecture by and Q & A with Lawrence Lessig on copyright in the digital age and the role of fair use.
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Taking Diigo Beyond the Bookmark - 0 views

  • Any writer knows the value of good research and with Diigo the process just got easier. Here’s a couple of ideas: tag items based on chapter, subject tag items for a bibliography jot a few notes to give context or your thoughts at the time highlight the section you intend to use and save the time of reviewing the entire page Diigo becomes even more essential in a collaboration project. The Forrester team used Delicious during their research for the book  Groundswell and I bet they could have used Diigo features like highlighting, comments, groups, and conversations.
  • tag recipes as appetizers, entrees, or desserts tag as vegetarian, diet, gluten free, or my favorite “enough-calories-to-make-Paula-Deen-blush” disclosure: the above link leads to my wife food blog MakeLifeDelicious.com, it’s the greatest food blog on earth #unbiased tag by ingredients highlight cooking times and pics
  • I love Diigo too. My son (10 years old) is working on his IB Exhibition on Water Pollution. He is working as part of a team. I helped them create a group for their topic so that they and their teacher can add resources, highlight text and tag interesting facts about the subject from home. Also, I am in a master's in education media design and am using Diigo to organize my resources for my Action Research project. Diigo is a great tool. Thanks for posting.
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  • A real revelation for us, however, has been to use Diigo for internal staff communication. I've set up a News group for people to share any useful careers-related articles they come across. We also have various Jobs/Scholarships groups to share relevant graduate vacancies we find. The RSS feeds from these then post to Twitter and our own Jobs and Further Study pages. Saves a lot of time entering the details into our own database and gets the information to our students and graduates quicker. Hopefully! It also keeps staff abreast with up-to-date jobs information. Diigo is great!
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    Writers Any writer knows the value of good research and with Diigo the process just got easier. Here's a couple of ideas: tag items based on chapter, subject tag items for a bibliography jot a few notes to give context or your thoughts at the time highlight the section you intend to use and save the time of reviewing the entire page Diigo becomes even more essential in a collaboration project. The Forrester team used Delicious during their research for the book  Groundswell and I bet they could have used Diigo features like highlighting, comments, groups, and conversations.
Barbara Lindsey

Weblogg-ed » Continuing the Educon Conversation - 0 views

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    Will Richardson posts educon list of big questions regarding schools and learning today and asks everyone to chime in.
Barbara Lindsey

guessthewordle / FrontPage - 0 views

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    A new wordle every day that students all over the world can guess and then send in their guesses and also create ones to share here on this wiki. By Jen Wagner (jenuinetech)
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