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IWE } International Writing Exchange - 0 views

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    This is another site sponsored by Nellie Deutsch. If you have a writing class and would like to join an international e-pals exchange, read about it here.
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20% Time Rubric - 3 views

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    A good basis for grading a creative project that might include research, writing, oral presentation, and reflective blogging.
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Introducing Flubaroo 3.0! - Welcome to Flubaroo - 1 views

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    Flubaroo uses Goggle+ to help teachers create short quizzes for their lectures. You can email grades/scores individually, set hints and directions for further study, etc.
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How To Make Students Better Online Researchers - 3 views

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    Includes a list of useful links to help teach students digital literacy search skills.
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Jeff Matthews Is Not Making This Up - 0 views

  • People watch more than one hundred million videos on YouTube every day. Since YouTube accounted for just under half of all visits to U.S. online video sites in September, more than two hundred million videos are viewed every day on U.S. video sites, including YouTube, MySpace, Google and others. Keep that number—two hundred million a day—in mind. Now, consider that of the nearly 300 million Americans alive at this moment, roughly 15% are below the age of 10 and roughly 50% are 35 or older, which leaves some 35% of those 300 million within the prime online-video-watching age range of 10-to-35. That is something close to 100 million pairs of “eyeballs,” as they used to say during the Dot-Com Bubble. But let’s assume that at least two-thirds of those 100 million 10-to-35 year olds have better things to do than watch a video of some poor loner lip-synching “Stop! In the Name of Love” to his pet iguana. If my math is close to reality, then about one-third of those 100 million likely viewers, or 35 million, are watching those two hundred million videos a day. Which amounts to approximately seven videos per person per day.
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    Seven videos [online] per person per day.
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The Educator's Guide to Instagram and Other Photo Apps | The Edublogger - 1 views

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    If you are hooked on mobile and photos, this might be fun for you. Though smart phones can email pictures easily, Instagram is more of a social tool, lets you follow others, and lets you apply special effects to your pictures. Students will probably find it fun. This is a good how-to for both beginner and advanced, though it has no pedagogical advice.
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Free Technology for Teachers: How to Add Voice Comments to Your Google Documents - 1 views

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    R. Byrne shows how to add voice comments on G-Drive with a tool call Kaizena. This blog entry has a video showing how to use Kaizena, plus links to a few other handy how-tos. This might be another way for students to collaborate on their papers and projects.
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MIT tool shows why metadata is really a big deal | It's a Gadget - 1 views

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    This blog discusses a tool that allows you to collect data on your personal use of email, and helps you understand all the controversy over government collection of data. "They have created a new program called Immersion. It works by signing you into your Gmail account and collecting only the meta-data from your account usage history. From there you can get a picture of your emailing habits from that single account, and you will be shocked at what you see. "According to the three creators, there are four purposes to the program: self-reflection, artistic representation, privacy revelations and the ability to develop a strategy in your communications on a professional level."
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Free Technology for Teachers: Combine These Strategies To Help Students Find Appropriat... - 0 views

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    From R. Byrne: "On Google's advanced search page there is a tool for refining searches according to reading level. This tool on its own can be very helpful in helping students locate materials that are appropriate for their reading abilities. It can also be helpful to combine use of the reading level refinement tool with a domain level refinement. "
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Giving Students Feedback With Kaizena (Voice Comments) Tutorial - YouTube - 4 views

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    Kaizena is a wonderful tool for giving oral feedback. This may be faster and more explanatory when working with student essays than writing comments. You will probably give more feedback, and perhaps more positive feedback than when writing cyptic notes. Oral commenting also gives students some listening practice. This YouTube tutorial shows how a teacher is using Kaizena with her student papers.
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Lesson Plans - Student Learning with Diigo - 1 views

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    A nice set of lesson plans for middle-school to high-school students using Diigo to explore content areas. You need to sign in through a Purdue University portal to access the lessons. "Diigo is an awesome tool to use in the classroom. Teachers across the globe have used the social bookmarking tool to motivate and engage students in collaborative learning projects. This section will give you the opportunity to explore numerous lesson ideas on how to incorporate Diigo into your subject area. Diigo will help students develop and improve skills in communication, organization, and classification. Feel free to use these resources. We are sure it will make teaching easier and more exciting, while enhancing student academic performance."
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Accessibility - Chrome Toolbox - 0 views

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    This is a list of links with very brief notes on what the various applications do for those with learning disabilities or other accessibility issues.
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Free Technology for Teachers: Wikihood World Browser - Part Map, Part Wikipedia - 0 views

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    "The goal of Wikihood World Browser is to provide visual, geo-located context for Wikipedia entries. You can explore Wikihood World Browser in two ways; you can simply browse the map by scrolling and zooming in on locations then clicking on placemarks or you can enter specific locations into the search bar. Wikihood World Browser will accept search queries for specific places and it will accept queries for some historical events like the Battle of Gettysburg. "
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Blooms Digital Web Tools - 2 views

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    A page created by the Media Coordinator of a school, this list of web tools links to Bloom's action verbs. Each visual link leads to a page describing what the tool does and to further support, such as examples and help files. Quite a mammoth piece of work, and it will require a great deal of exploration. Of note is the right-hand column, which lists the experiences provided by the tools, e.g., animating, videocasting, podcasting, etc.
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Research in the Digital Age - 0 views

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    An excellent site with mock-up sites to help students explore search engines, evaluate what they read on the Internet, plagarism, etc.
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GenerationZ - Games in Education - 1 views

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    A wide-ranging set of mini-articles and resources on games and learning. Consider how games can be used to enhance your classroom. Then try out some yourself.
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Google Image Swirl - 4 views

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    An interesting visual way to find images--each image found leads to a "swirl" of other related images, usually from the same site. Be aware of copyright issues when using images from the Internet.
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Twenty-Eight Interesting Ways to Use Audio in your Classroom - 9 views

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    Easily adaptable to any level of student. Lots of content-based ideas too.
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Digital Storytelling with the iPad - 1 views

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    "Digital Storytelling can transform your students' writing into a visual masterpiece that is filled with voice and emotion, while enhancing critical thinking skills. The iPad takes digital storytelling to a new level by making the process easier, and even more engaging for students of all grade levels as well as for their teachers. " Apps and Tutorials for apps look esp. interesting.
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The MOOC Guide - 0 views

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    A detailed guide to the history, description, tools and tips on massive Open Online Courses. This wiki is open for further contributions.
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