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15 Tools for Developing a Learning Network

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There's always a lot of focus given to how to write survey questions. There are five common online survey pitfalls that come when writing survey questions: • Complex questions • Ambiguous questions • Leading questions • Loaded questions • Double barreled question

What 10 digitals tools should educators know about?

Here are some ways that I'm using RSS at my school and in my professional life to make things easier and to tie things together. 

Using this same idea, students have to write a reflection about their GCW Trips (Global Citizen's Week) that we went on last week. The trip leaders don't have all the student blog addresses and we want the students to own the reflection, we want it to become part of their learning/eporfolio here at ISB.

“I was as normal as you can get,” stated American filmmaker George Lucas when reflecting upon his childhood.

A major acquisition by the teenager fueled dreams of becoming a professional race car driver. “It was a very small Fiat, which I souped up.

“I loved working with film and I was pretty good at it. So I took the bit and ran with it. I was introduced to film editing – the whole concept of editing – and I think ultimately that film editing was where my real talent was. Still is, I guess.” Freiheit (1966) is a three minute production that stars Randal Kleiser as a student who tries to run across the Berlin border to freedom.