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Noah Geisel

Cybraryman Internet Catalogue - 1 views

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    Cybraryman's Augmented Reality #AR page. So much coolness I can barely stand it!
Janelle Flores

PERSONAL MANIFESTOS/PUBLIC CONTRADICTIONS @ THE MCA - 0 views

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    This blog covers the text as art teacher workshop held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago over the summer of 2008. There are several resources for teaching text as art, as well as discussion and writing activities.
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    This blog covers the text as art teacher workshop held at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago over the summer of 2008. There are several resources for teaching text as art, as well as discussion and writing activities.
Noah Geisel

DataBall « - 0 views

  • ll I could see was an ocean of decimal points, trailing digits, and hundreds of XML tags sporadically interleaved among them. Right away, it was obvious this was the “biggest” data I had ever seen. I’ll always remember my surprise when it occurred to me that everything on my screen amounted to only a few seconds of player action from one quarter of one game.
  • If we can estimate the EPV of any moment of any given game, we can start to quantify performance in a more sophisticated way. We can derive the “value” of things like entry passes, dribble drives, and double-teams. We can more accurately quantify which pick-and-roll defenses work best against certain teams and players. By extracting and analyzing the game’s elementary acts, we can isolate which little pieces of basketball strategy are more or less effective, and which players are best at executing them.
  • For years, we have talked about “advanced stats” when what we were really talking about was slightly savvier arithmetic. That’s going to change, whether we want it to or not.
jeannie anderson

Good Reads - 0 views

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    I have just started using this site and find it very useful.
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    Resource to find books and share reading experiences with your network
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    I love this site! However, some people are kind of crazy when commenting...
Kristine Swift

25 Best Websites for Teachers | Scholastic.com - 2 views

  • Figment is a new site that allows young writers to post their work, receive criticism, and read others' contributions. From fan fiction to poetry to novels-in-progress, all types of writing are encouraged and shared. Be aware that not all content is school appropriate.
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      Middle school writing site. But not all content school appropriate?? Oops.
Patrick Seamars

12 Effective Ways To Use Google Drive In Education - Edudemic - 4 views

  • The Android and iOS apps let students (and teachers) do this from virtually anywhere. In fact, you can literally do it anywhere considering there is an ‘offline mode’ for Google Drive so you don’t even need a web connection to keep your online collaboration document or project humming along.
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      Many of our students may not have a computer at home, but they do have a smartphone...
  • The other big way I’d recommend trying out Google Drive would be for mind maps.
    • Patrick Seamars
       
      There are a ton of add-ons for Drive that can create really cool looking mind maps:  https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search/mind%20maps I've used Lucid Chart (http://bit.ly/1oa2drr) and Coggle (http://bit.ly/SvoMYO). Really. Cool. Stuff.
Noah Geisel

All of my links tagged with TEDtalks are here - 1 views

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    (also, this was done using the "Post" >> "Bookmark" button at top of group page)
Patrick Seamars

New Minecraft Mod Teaches You Code as You Play | Enterprise | WIRED - 0 views

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  • TeacherGaming
  • In fact, Levin says TeacherGaming is working on its own mod building education program called ComputerCraftEdu, which will eventually be offered both online and in-person. And there are already a few other classes that teach students to create mods, such as MakersFactory’s class in Santa Cruz and YouthDigital’s online class. But most of these other classes require students to write code in a programming language called Java. And Java can be cumbersome.
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    Look into this stuff
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