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DEN Blog Network » Discovery Student Adventures Pilot Trip Application Now Open! - 0 views

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    A virtual drum roll please… We are thrilled to officially open the application process for the Discovery Student Adventures Pilot Program. Join us as we discover more of our incredible planet earth together with adventure trips to Australia, South Africa, and China. In order to participate in this pilot trip, you must be a STAR Discovery Educator. Not only are you able to take part in this once in a lifetime opportunity, each STAR selected will be able to choose four of their students to join them on the adventure! This is at no cost to you or your students! So with no further ado… here's the official wording and post importantly the link to apply.
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31 Days to Building a Better Blog - 0 views

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    To put it most simply - it's a month long series of posts here at ProBlogger designed to walk you through 31 tasks that you can do to make your blog better. You can read more about how the project works and how to participate in my introduction to the project.
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Digital Media and Learning Competition - 0 views

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    The 2008 Digital Media and Learning Competition theme is Participatory Learning. Participatory Learning includes the many ways that learners (of any age) use new technologies to participate in virtual communities where they share ideas, comment upon one another's projects, and plan, design, advance, implement, or simply discuss their goals and ideas together. Details
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Free tool lets students participate during class | Communication and Collaboration | eS... - 31 views

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    what do you think????
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Collaborize Classroom - Online Education Technology for Teachers and Students - 14 views

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    Free online tool for collaborative discussions; includes voting tool, graphing of results, and participation reports
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Exploriments - 27 views

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    Based on the constructivist approach, Exploriments encourage the learners to actively participate in the learning process, instead of being passive recipients. 
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Collaboration Projects | How I Spent My Summer Vacation - 0 views

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    The focal point for this project is How I Spent My Summer Vacation by Mark Teague. Participating classrooms can write their own summer vacation adventure story or calculate the miles traveled during their vacation. Both activities will be shared via the Internet. Project begins August 31st.
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    I love this project .. thanks for sharing! :0)
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simple private real-time sharing and collaboration by drop.io - 0 views

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    an 'applet' from drop.io for web-based rich media chat - choose a name, and hit the 'drop.it' button - you instantly have a real-time, rich media chat feed. simply direct participants to the URL of your chat, and you are able to chat and share any media in line. works with third party clients and on mobile
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FreshBrain - 0 views

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    Social site allows teens to explore and learn technology and participate in a variety of application projects.
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Quest Atlantis - 0 views

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    Immersive, 3D learning environment, where participants engage in science, ecology, social, literacy, and math tasks to help save a dying Atlantis.
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MOOCS (Massive Open Online Courses) - Complete University Guide - 0 views

  • Who offers MOOCS? Universities and other institutions worldwide partner with external providers, the largest including US-based Coursera, Udemy, Udacity, and EdX, and Australian MOOEC. Some providers specialise in particular areas of study.
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    MOOC's is an online course aimed at unlimited participation and open access via the web.
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GooseChase - How It Works - 16 views

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    Mobile device method to create and participate in a scavenger hunt.
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How to Make Money with Games! - make-lots-of-money.com - 0 views

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    Every working person's dream is to have a career as if you're not working. Earning money while playing games is the most literal way to make money without feeling like you are at work. You can go live a fantasy life and go on exciting adventures, fight mobs, spiff up your gear and earn money while you're at it! Here's how you can start making money by playing games: Live Streaming You can earn money by playing in real time in front of an audience. There are always new games coming out and some people might not have the resources or time to play them. These people often go to livestreams to watch other people play the game they are interested in, sometimes while multitasking. Here's how you can start livestreaming your gameplays: Set up an account. You will need to find a streaming website of course. There are plenty out there but the biggest names in the livestreaming business at present is Twitch and YouTube Gaming. It's useful to research about which company caters to creators better and once you've made your choice, go ahead and set up your account. Gain a following. This is probably the hardest part of making money off of playing games. As with every media platform, a good following is always useful. You can either create a huge following, profit from them by having them view ads from your stream or, you can build a loyal following and profit from them via donations. Search for popular games. If you're not getting enough followers on your preferred site then you are probably playing the wrong game. Do your research and check which games people are most interested in playing and play it as well! Creating Game Guides People get into new games all the time and a lot of them turn to guides when they are stuck in a particular level or instance. If you are a seasoned gamer, you can definitely write guides based on your gameplay and earn money from it. Learn how to write creatively. In order for you to actually be able t
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NOAA Education Resources: Science Olympiad Resources Collection - 0 views

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    NOAA meteorology resources for Science Olympiad
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    A good collection of meteorology resources, even for those not participating in a Science Olympiad
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Cricket World Cup 2015 Teams, Squads and Groups - 0 views

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    The World Cup Cricket 2015 teams squad will be decided by the committee of the World Cup Cricket 2015 teams group and then the finalized World Cup Cricket 2015 teams
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Food Inc Lesson Plan | TakePart Social Action Network: Important Issues, Activism, Envi... - 15 views

  • the film's themes, including health, sustainability, animal welfare, and workers rights. The lesson plans are designed to help students make more thoughtful decisions about food and participate in a meaningful dialogue about food and food systems.
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DEN Blog Network » Summer School 2010 - 14 views

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      This is the site for Summer School 2010
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    Please be sure to participate in a Back to School week webinar or catch those missed via the archives.
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Explaining Collaboration to Learners - 0 views

  • In a collaborative workspace, people amplify one another
  • The first is, “Accept every offer.”
  • “Make your partner look good.”
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  • Focus on “This is what I have, what can I add to it?  How do I make my partner look good?”
  • An interested person leans in and listens closely when group members have something to say; an interested person is curious about solutions other than the first one suggested.  An interested person is more concerned about the process than their role in it.  An interested person does more to amplify the people around them.
  • receive information as well as send it.
  • Communicate, Not Transmit
  • Collaboration in the Classroom? So, what do learners need to know to better understand what collaboration really means? Collaboration absolutely requires the participation of two or more people; if you could accomplish the work by yourself, you’re cooperating, not collaborating. Collaboration Is enhanced by “accepting every offer” and “making your partner look good.”  Focus on what you can add to what others have suggested rather than revising or fixing their ideas or solutions. Collaboration is facilitated by group members that focus on being *interested* rather than being *interesting* - be curious about others’ ideas, explore the possibilities, enjoy the process rather than focusing to quickly on the outcome. Collaboration demands bi-directional communication in which your ideas are shaped by the ideas of others; you must work to make sure your ideas are comprehensible.
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    Collaboration vs cooperation
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    collaborate vs cooperate: teaching it "This is what I have, what can I add to it? How do I make my partner look good?"
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