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flatclassroomproject2008 - Work Flow Software - 0 views

    • Vicki Davis
       
      This is an example of a wiki page that did not use contextual links as they should have.
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CAST UDL Lesson Builder: Learn About Universal Design for Learning (UDL) - 0 views

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    Excellent Universal Design for Learning Lesson Building and samples from the CAST website.
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    UDL is an important method for designing lessons that includes all learners.
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Language Learning with Livemocha | Learn a Language Online - Free! - 0 views

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    Not sure when this list was made, but it is a comprehensive list of education blogs by technorati authority (which I know many ignore now, but yet, it does give you a list.)
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    Blogs for/by educators.
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Introduction to Wikispaces - Eventbrite - 0 views

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    Wikispaces is hosting a free webinar. THe email to me today says: "Wikispaces Education Webinar: Join us on August 6 for our Education Webinar. We'll focus on features that teachers have found useful in their classrooms and hear from Nicole Naditz, a French educator and foreign language pedagogy trainer. Nicole has used wikis in her French classrooms and as resource pools for her colleagues. Join us as she shares her wikis including an e-pal exchange and a solar power project with a school in Burkina Faso."
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Home - 8 views

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    This is a great site for behavior mgt problems.
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New Pedagogies For The Digital Age - 23 views

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    Steve Wheeler emphasises that 'the future of education will be premised on what students need - and that will include creative solutions, flexible, personalisable tools, and device responsiveness that is culturally relevant. It's going to be exciting and challenging!'
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Why do people dance? | Education | The Guardian - 3 views

  • Lovatt says his own experience proves dance can provide confidence that spills into other areas of life. Suffering from profound reading difficulties at school, he left with no qualifications, and was unable to read until he was 23. "I taught myself to read while working as a dancer in theatres," he says. "I was surrounded by talent and thought it was ridiculous that I couldn't read, so I just sat down and, very slowly, learned."Next, Lovatt studied A-levels, then a degree in psychology and English at Roehampton Institute, ultimately gaining a PhD and taking a senior researcher post at Cambridge University. Now, he combines dancing "nearly every day" with dance research at Hertfordshire University, where he teaches the psychology of performing arts.
  • the best way to attract a compatible mate is to relax and just move naturally to the rhythm
  • "Dance lessons are a bit like plastic surgery," says Lovatt. "They mask the true expression of your genes."
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    Not sure I buy the genetic determinism. But I love the story of Dr Lovatt's educational path and I strongly advocate dance for everybody!
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ยป Diigo and Active Reading Robin Talkowski's Blog: Reading & Technology - 12 views

  • Diigo provides a great way to model and practice reading informational text and to engage students in collaborative virtual discussions.  Many know Delicious and Diigo as social bookmarking sites.  Diigo is so much more!  Find a website that you want your students to read.  Then use Diigo to model the active reading process and make notations right on the web site by using the Diigo tools of Sticky Notes and Highlighting.  Paste a sticky note at the beginning of the text to remind students to ask themselves, โ€œWhat do you already know about this topic?โ€  Also, add a sticky note reminding students to note their purpose for reading.  Diigoโ€™s highlighting tools include four different colors.  Use the various colors and model how to find the main ideas and highlight only the essential words in yellow.  Supporting details, key vocabulary words,  and confusing parts can each be highlighted with different colors.  Consistency in highlighting color will provide another cue for students about text structure.  Diigo serves as  an excellent tool for modeling the pre-reading process, for pointing out text features and structure, and to practice active reading by making connections and asking questions.  Once students are ready for independent practice, Diigo can be taken to another level.  Educator accounts allow teachers to create classes.  Each student  in the class can annotate  and highlight the assigned web site article independently.  Connections, questions, and comments  are then shared with the teacher and the class.  โ€œSticky noteโ€  or โ€œRead and Say Somethingโ€ conversations can then be conducted through Diigo. 
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Deal would let L.A. teachers create "pilot schools" | L.A. NOW | Los Angeles Times - 5 views

  • Charters operate independent of direct district control and are free from some rules that govern traditional schools, including adherence to L.A. Unifiedโ€™s union contracts.
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      this line speaks to the essence of my soul as an educator... you mean we can finally stop making decisions for students driven by who makes $ off of it?
  • 10 days of release time for any teachers conducting union business, said union president A.J. Duffy. But the union didnโ€™t win the right to an arbitration hearing for teachers who had exhausted administrative appeals for resisting a transfer to another school. Duffy said some thorny issues remained to work out, but these could be taken up in negotiations over the coming months.
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      there are only a few teachers i knew whou would ever need to use all of those days for union business... chapter chairs specifically... but what is the concern over exhausting administrative appeals if you have helped to set up and even hire the administrators at your pilot site... or set up the rules administering you?
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Map Node: An Expanding Learning Economy - Map of Future Forces Affecting Education - Kn... - 3 views

  • Personal Learning Ecologies
  • Public schools are, and will continue to be, a part of the learning economy. The challenge is to identify innovative w
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Weebly - Create a free website and a free blog - 5 views

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    Surprised to see this wasn't in the group. It's a useful website-creation site. Has student accounts available and is free.
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Protecting Reputations Online in Plain English - Common Craft - Our Product is Explanation - 9 views

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    Aimed at young or inexperienced Web users, this video explains the long term risks of sharing inappropriate information online.
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The Clever Sheep: 14 Tools to Teach about Creative Commons - 31 views

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    One of the most powerful, misunderstood and under-utilized tools for teaching 21st century skills, is the Creative Commons. Besides providing access to hundreds of thousands of media works that can be used to augment the creative process, the Creative Commons offers a legitimate way for students to license their own creative works, be they audio, video, text or hybrid products.
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    Blog about 14 tools to teach about Creative Commons
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School:Education - Wikiversity - 10 views

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    I know wikis are as popular with some educators as Al-Qaeda is with the CIA, however sometimes these portals and schools on Wikimedia sites can contain some interesting and useful information. I think so, anyway.
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Spicynodes : Home - 14 views

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    Nice interactive way of displaying data. SpicyNodes is a way to visualize online information that mimics that way that people look for things in the real world. Bits of information - such as text, links, photos, and other media - are placed into "nodes," which are then linked together in an appealing interface that invites exploration. SpicyNodes can be used for everything from mind maps and content portals to organizational charts and lesson plans.
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    Animated org charts. Cool tool for students to create and link ideas
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Motivational gimmicks 'undermine intellectual content of lessons' - Telegraph - 13 views

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    A position which is bound to fire up educators, yet upon reading it I wondered if part of what they're saying isn't true? Perhaps it just sets up a simplistic binary that blinds teachers to the truth that we can be both interesting and effective as educators. Hard to tell.
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Brain-based learning, ideas, and materials - 16 views

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    Site is dedicated to bringing the insights of brain science to the classroom. A laudable goal, it seems to me.
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