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Lily Varner

Tech Tools & Apps for Kindergarten Teachers - EdTechReview™ (ETR) - 0 views

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    Article gives apps and tools to sue with kindergarteners and has pictures of the apps!
Jaron Stanage

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    This website is a great tool for information on the different forms of digital literacy. It gives information on digital tools, and instructs how they can be used
Chris Ruether

100 Tips, Tools, and Resources for Teaching Students About Social Media | Teaching Degr... - 2 views

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    many different ways for teaching students to about social media
Amanda Gagnon

SMART Board interactive whiteboards shown to be highly effective for collaborative lear... - 0 views

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    This study was done at a high school and the evidence showed that doing group activities, discussions, etc. on a SMART Board is an effective tool. Although this was conducted at a high school, the evidence may correlate to all age groups in activities where the entire class works as a whole. (Complete URL: http://downloads01.smarttech.com/media/research/international_research/canada/11_0142_new%20brunswick_research_summary.pdf) Bing: SMART Boards in schools
Alyssa Griffin

NAGC Homepage - 0 views

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    This is the website for the National Association for Gifted Children and it has many resources available. It incluldes a Frequently Asked Questions page with general questions about gifted education. The site also includes information for families and a variety of teacher tools.
Tara Mazza

Autism and Video Modeling - 0 views

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    This report offers a basic description of video modeling, and why it is such a successful tool for teaching children with autism. This report also touches the surface of the types of skills taught with video modeling.
sasha thomas

Google Earth in Education: Visual Aid and Beyond « Teaching (and Learning) wi... - 0 views

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    Website giving history and overview of google earth. Gives accuracy of tool. tips for use in the classroom
Kaitlyn Gagner

The iPad-Breaking New Ground in Special Education | District Administration Magazine - 1 views

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    iPad's, unknowingly, have become a very helpful tool for children with Autism. There are pilot studies researching how effective the iPad's really are.
Riley Gallagher

Why the iPad Is Such a Helpful Learning Tool for Children With Autism. - 0 views

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    This page goes into detail about how and why iPads benefit students on the autism spectrum as well as other students with special needs. The article also shares about nonprofit organizations that have helped to provide iPads for families of children on the autism spectrum.
Clara Gosselin

My 1:1 iPad Classroom Management Tools - 1 views

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    A great blog of how a teacher uses iPads and technology in her classroom. Specific apps and management skills to use while allowing kids to use the devices.
kayla short

The iPad-Breaking New Ground in Special Education - 1 views

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    This article provides another view on the cost effectiveness and the uselfulness that the iPad provides in all classrooms, especially for autistic students. It describes a pilot research study that proved to support integrating the iPad into special education curriculums because of the wide range of uses and tools it provides. One of the main points the researcher argued is that the iPad has multiple uses and can replace the many devices that are apparent in special education programs.
Jessica Hill

pearsonschool.com: WriteToLearn: An Online Reading & Writing Automated Assessment - 0 views

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    how to page of another online writing assessment tool, "writetolearn"
Jessica Hill

Q&A: WriteToLearn Enriches Students' Understanding of Writing - Getting Smart by Gettin... - 0 views

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    Q&A about "writetolearn" writing assessment tool
Chris Ruether

Education Week: Schools Are Using Social Networking to Involve Parents - 0 views

  • This school year, the 1.1 million-student New York City system launched a new text-subscription service that notifies parents in English or Spanish of school news and a series of webinars on topics of relevance to parents. The 640,000-student Los Angeles school district hired its first-ever director of social media this past spring, whose main charge is communicating and sharing district information with parents and students via tools such as YouTube, Twitter, and Tumblr.
  • In the 182,000-student Fairfax County school system in Virginia, 84,500 people have subscribed to the district's enhanced news and information email and text service, the district's Facebook page has 26,000 "likes," and its Twitter account has 8,100 followers
  • digital technologies to improve communication between the school and parents
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  • has its teachers use Skype to run parent conferences and airs live and archived video of all parent and teacher association meetings for parents who are unable to attend. Recently, Mr. Mazza and some staff members even brought laptops into a local mosque that a number of the school's families attend, and streamed live footage there of one of the meetings
  • About 2,000 parents have already received training since the start of school this year, according to Kelly Cline, the senior manager of parent engagement for the Houston district.
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    This article talks about teaching the parents about how to use social media properly in order for them to stay up to date about many things in their children's lives. one example is using Skype to do parent teacher conferences. Also using high-quality digital content in the homes is allowing parents to once again help their students with homework.
Alyssa Deaton

Unexpected Learning Opportunities Through Games | Grand Canyon University - 2 views

  • When a student can be so engaged and motivated, this type of learning tool becomes an important part of the curriculum. Clegg (1991) pointed out the most important predictor of learning is the instructional context and not necessarily the actual game, but the collaborative and cooperative learning built into the overall experience, offering an engaging environment for information assimilation.
  • Games create competitive and collaborative situations making learning fun and engaging; meeting the many needs of the students (Weiss & Loebbeck, 2008). During the early grades, teachers spend up to eight hours with their students each day; they could utilize the interactive and social aspects in games in order to realize additional learning in the classroom and use it to support other subjects (Klopfer, Osterweil, & Salen, 2009).
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    An article about the benefits of games in the classroom. Provides statistics and examples on how effective they are. Search Criteria-Bing: Learning through games research
Katie Savinski

7 Ways Teachers Use Social Media in the Classroom - 0 views

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    This article explains seven effective ways that teachers can incorporate social media into their classrooms. It says that social media can serve as a tool or simply a way to connect people together.
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    This article is great for generating ideas for unique ways to use social media to enhance the classroom experience for students.
Jeff Hanks

"6 Reasons why you should use 6 laptops in your classroom" - 1 views

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    This is a persuasive essay detailing the positive effects of a controlled setting with laptop use in classes. Having a small number of laptops and placing the students in groups would allow the laptops to be used in a controlled setting with laptop time being much more valuable having to share with other students. Having one laptop per group would allow the laptop to be a tool of necessity rather than entertainment.
Samantha Tengs

How Schools Are Hurting the Fight Against Plagiarism - Plagiarism Today - 0 views

  • While these policies are well-intended, they actually do more to create a climate of fear
  • desire to try and defeat the systems that check for plagiarism.
  • educators have accidentally created a plagiarism war
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  • earn on their own how to better get away
  • want to know about how to detect it more effectively, not how to prevent it
  • ant to know about how to beat the tools that detect it (often through very sneaky questioning), not how to actually cite sources.
  • ware of the detection methods
  • source under the radar
  • students who want to plagiarize can do so with little fear of getting caught
  • ocus on actually teaching about plagiarism
  • how to cite sources, paraphrase correctly and be a good researcher
  • rafting assignments that are resistant to plagiarism
  • Strict plagiarism enforcement without solid plagiarism education doesn’t make better students, it makes better cheaters.
  • current path only makes cheaters more resistant to the methods that are used to catch them and creates a climate of fear that is both counter-productive for learning and can actually encourage cheating,
  • igh level of disrespect for intellectual property
  • For the sake of academia and the creative world at large, it is crucial that school shift the way they deal with plagiarism and find a more product approach to the problem.
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    This source offers a different perspective on plagiarism detection methods, arguing that they cause more harm than good. Students become better at cheating by finding ways around these barrier. In addition to this, there is an atmosphere of fear in classroom, even for those who haven't plagiarized. Instead, teachers should focus on teaching preventative measures, like how to properly cite and research.
sasha thomas

Classroom Resources - Google Earth for Educators - 0 views

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    Googles published website giving tutorials and tips for teachers. Can be used as a place to share student projects, teacher reviews, and lesson plans. plans range from population growth tracking to up to the minute earthquake watching.
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    Googles published website giving tutorials and tips for teachers.
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