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Michael Wacker

sigve - home - 0 views

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    This Special Interest Group welcomes educators, administrators, and educational technologists who are interested in the development of any 3D Virtual Environment platform for connection and collaboration. We intend to be a valuable pivot point for all things virtual environment.
Michael Wacker

Nineteen Interesting Ways to use Google Docs in the Classroom - Google Docs - 0 views

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    Nineteen Interesting Ways* to use Google Docs in the Classroom
Michael Wacker

open thinking » 75+ Videos for Tech. & Media Literacy - 0 views

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    75+ Videos for Tech. & Media Literacy Over the past few years, I have been collecting interesting Internet videos that would be appropriate for lessons and presentations, or personal research, related to technological and media literacy. Here are 70+ vid
Michael Wacker

Dangerously Irrelevant: Top 20 TED Talks podcasts for busy school administrators - 0 views

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    Top 20 TED Talks podcasts for busy school administrators Here are my top 20 TED Talks podcasts for busy principals and superintendents (in no particular order). These are the TED presentations that I think are most likely to interest, educate, and entert
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Welcome to the Math League - 0 views

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    The Math League is dedicated to bringing challenging mathematics materials to students. League specialties include math contests, books, and computer software designed to stimulate interest and confidence in mathematics for students from the 4th grade thr
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Feature Suggestions - Google Docs Help - 0 views

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    Please tell us which features you're most interested in having for Google Docs & Spreadsheets. While we don't reply to individual suggestions, we do review all of them and will keep them in mind for the future.
Michael Wacker

A List of the Top 200 Education Blogs - 0 views

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    All those interested in education-we've got you covered. From humor blogs on college life to one stop shops for school athletics to blogs all about education policy and new technologies, if there's a good education blog out there, you can bet it made our list. We've also mixed in a handful of exceptional web tools and sites that we thought deserved a spot in the top 200.
Michael Wacker

Blended Learning's Impact on Teacher Development | Innosight Institute - 1 views

  • Responding to student data in real-time is a paradigm shift for today’s teachers and a rich area of exploration for training and development.
  • Relationships will evolve as students spend less time in large impersonal classes and more time in small, personalized groups where they can have higher-quality interactions with adults.
  • They will help create learning playlists and/or learning paths
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  • Blended learning operators will disaggregate the teacher role in new and interesting ways that support novice teachers, make the profession more sustainable and increase the impact of expert teachers. 
  • First, technology is not a panacea, it enables schools to provide greater individualization which is the focus of much of the above.  Learning how colleagues effectively individualize through technology will just be part of “the work,” not a stand-alone discipline.  Second, social networking is creating communities of “early adopter” teachers beyond the walls of your organization.  Teacher preparation programs can help connect their educators to the best “influencers” of education technology in the field via Twitter and other communities.  EdModo, for example, has done a good job getting teachers to blog about their experiences with emerging tools.
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    A couple of quick takeaways for me are that it's nice to see professional development called out as something we need, but we really have to get away form the paradigm of thinking it's something we do "to" teachers or is done "to" us.  The other takeaway I have after reading this is around a question I've asked before. If we're truly "blending" our teaching and environment, what does the space look like? How can we professionally develop as teachers to be better prepared to adapt and modify our existing learning spaces to better meet the needs of a flexible, student centric, tech infused learning environment? If shifting the ENTIRE teaching model paradigm upside down is NOT an option, what is? Is this something that needs to be built, modeled, and then iterated? I culled some nuggets from the reading.
Michael Wacker

95 websites you should totally bookmark today | News | TechRadar UK - 0 views

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    95 websites you should totally bookmark today Best sites for fun, learning, creating and much more
Michael Wacker

Our Own Wonderland - 0 views

  • By making the decision to go down the rabbit hole it led her to a whole new world that she could gain from
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      This is an interesting revelation...very reflective I enjoyed this post quite a bit
  • I still feel that people should think it through before taking risks.
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  • Prezi presentation
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      "We can sometimes overanalyze..." good quote in this Prezi, because we can do that with a lot of things no just novels.
Michael Wacker

Alice and Lord of Flies Have Little in Common « Alice's Trifles - 0 views

  • On December 15, 2009 at 20:39 joycevalenza Said: Erin, Interesting comparison! How do you think these stories compare as explorations of coming of age and loss of innocence?
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