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Simple free learning tools for students and teachers | Quizlet - 1 views
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What's the capital of Kansas? The French word for "green?" Making flashcards to study material like this is nothing new, but these days you don't have to deal with index cards and markers to make them. Quizlet is an online haven of study games and more than six million sets of flashcards, with subjects that range from German verbs to LSAT questions. The study material appears on virtual flashcards, with an option to have the content presented in the test-form or within a competitive game. If you don't see a flashcard set that you want, make your own by submitting the information you want to study. Quizlet CEO Dave Margulius says he and much of the Quizlet team in San Francisco have decided to learn Spanish together and often use the website's Speller tool. When using this tool, a voice says a vocabulary item without showing the word itself, and you must type the word you hear. For example, the voice might say, "bailar," which is Spanish for "dance," and then you type the word the best you can. If spelled correctly, you move to the next word, and if not, the screen shows the accurate spelling.
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Welcome to PBS LearningMedia™, your new destination for trusted, classroom-ready, standards-based, curriculum resources from PBS. "PBS LearningMedia's innovative digital content is designed for educators to engage students and inspire learning. Sign up today for FREE, instant access to the best of public media (videos, interactives, audio, photos, and in-depth lesson plans)!"
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Browser-based tools and several apps used in education are especially useful for researching, storytelling and collaborative video making. These tools' aim is to encourage students to approach a task by asking open-ended questions and develop a concept of a task. They also enhance personalized learning, where students discover their own strengths, whether it is analysing and mapping out ideas, research or even editing.
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It's a process . . . The following steps will organize the benchmarks and processes for successful coaching of students' digital products into a zone of excellence. Rather than "go forth and good luck" with make a media product, strategically organizing feedback and signing - off processes along the way will ensure rigor that delivers high ROL (Return-on-Learning)!
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The heart of the site is a collection of data visualizations. You may want to begin by browsing through these collections-if you'd rather explore than read directions, take a look! On Many Eyes you can: 1. View and discuss visualizations 2. View and discuss data sets 3. Create visualizations from existing data sets If you register, you can also: 4. Rate data sets and visualizations 5. Upload your own data 6. Create and participate in topic centers 7. Select items to watch 8. Track your contributions, watchlist, and topic centers 9. See comments that others have written to you
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