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Let us see how utilizing social media has worked in other educational settings!

Yes, there are a ton of great ed-tech tools out there, but which ones should you be adopting for your classroom? This article gave me some great ideas.

Ranzie, Thank you for sharing this. Loved it. I am still learning about much of this content and how it can be utilized in my classroom

Here's a creative and effective way to use Snapchat to teach.

A 2022 article, podcast and video critiquing six of the best ed tech tools. Laura Early

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I browse this collective weblog to stay abreast of tech trends and the topics of the day in education.

Maybe the google hangouts and other tools in this blog can help us to open our eyes on more useful tools

While many parents allow children free reign of the Internet at home, there is a debate on the pros and cons of digital devices at school. Let's take a look at some of the positives and negatives of electronic devices in the classroom for teacher and students.

A new infographic from The Learning House offers insights into today's nontraditional student. Although online college enrollment continues to rise, some higher ed leaders still hold onto misconceptions about the types of students who pursue this alternative learning model.

This article is aimed toward faculty in mathematics departments who are working to increase the number of high-achieving mathematics students from racial and ethnic minorities and for researchers investigating these endeavors. The Emerging Scholars Program (ESP) is one of the most widespread models for supporting such increases. It is also one of the oldest, so there is a considerable body of research, both quantitative and qualitative, related to its impact. Whether or not one chooses to implement an ESP, this discussion of the history, philosophy,

6 universities participating to crete a database that measures 33 variables for the online coursework of 640,000 students - tracks student performance and retention across demographics.

Here's an idea about e-mail you might find useful with students.

Some good principles to think about here.

A new study argues that American academic institutions expect a level of independence that is uncomfortable for many first-generation college students, who researchers say are more likely to come from poorer backgrounds that emphasize collaboration and interdependence.

Article from April 2013 in Ed Tech Review that shares some pros and cons of using Social Media in education.

This site contains a host of technology tools aligned to the different cognitive objectives noted in Bloom's Taxonomy.