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joshuacelliott1

Gapminder - 0 views

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    Gapminder is great for filtering and analyzing data. For instance, students can manipulate country data including population, gdp, and life expectancy. They can then add variables or filter out factors. An historical analysis can also be analyzed by reviewing changes in these data sets over the last hundred years or more.
caseytorstenson

Orwell - A game where you play as an analyst in a surveillance state PC/Mac/Linux - 2 views

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    (Please note the link to a Free Demo download on the right hand side of the linked page) Orwell is an episodic indie game that puts players in the role of an analyst working for a fictional surveillance state in the wake of a bomb explosion in a public square. Players are tasked with scouring news sites, social networking sites, message boards, blogs, text chats, and the like for clues as to the identity of the bomber and possible motivations for the bombing. Potentially relevant information is highlighted, but it is up to the player to decide whether each piece of information is worthy of inclusion in a report to be passed up the chain of command. The items selected create the narrative that law enforcement will act upon, but the player has no say as to what actions are taken beyond selecting what to include in the accumulated data. The story unfolds through the narrative that player-selected data constructs and the actions that result. Mistakes can result in the detention or prosecution of innocents. This forces the player to exercise research and critical thinking skills, particularly evaluating data as relevant or irrelevant, reading between the lines, and maintaining awareness of how each piece of information contributes to an overall narrative. Embedded in all of this is a clever critique of the surveillance apparatus and how it relates to our conceptions of freedom, safety, and privacy-a critique, I would argue, worthy of the game's name. I selected Orwell for this critical thinking post because it is essentially a gamified exercise in research, or, put another way, research with training-wheels. All of the pieces of data that the user can include are presented in context, and players must evaluate how a clue relates to both its context and to the investigation as a whole in order to make useful selections. That kind of consideration is essentially what we are doing as we research material for inclusion in an academic paper, and so I believe the game doe
mitchpeterson

Google Forms - create and analyze surveys, for free. - 0 views

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    Always trying to work smarter, I make Google Forms do the data analysis for me. By creating an adaptive form, I am able to quickly, efficiently, and impressively record student data. The results are easily translatable into flexible grouping options, formative instruction materials, and of course, good old fashioned tests. Combine Forms with the output google spreadsheet, with conditional formatting, and Flubaroo, and you're working smarter than you've ever done before!
alyssaspreag

Data USA - 0 views

Provides reliable centralized access to US government data from such sources as the US Census Bureau and the US Department of Labor. Provides numbers as well as infographics that put data into a mo...

#techinpedagogy #informationandmedialiteracy

started by alyssaspreag on 28 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
bshenr78

Assessment: NoRedInk.com - 1 views

As we weave grammar into our writing workshop, students can practice and take quizzes through http://NoRedInk.com . This helpful website allows for teacher #assessment as you design individual...

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started by bshenr78 on 06 Mar 18 no follow-up yet
bshenr78

Information & Media Literacy - 2 views

As students begin research, it's helpful to consider just how much the internet has to offer. Do them (and yourself) a favor by learning to research efficiently using keywords and phrases: https://...

information & media literacy

started by bshenr78 on 01 Mar 18 no follow-up yet
Angela Sammarone

Plickers - 1 views

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    Plickers is a tool that teachers can use to assess their students quickly and in real-time without the need for students to have a device. As long as teachers have a device with the Plickers app downloaded, they can scan their students Plickers card to collect data in a matter of seconds!
dempseys1

Google Forms - 0 views

Tool Name: Google Forms One assessment tool that promotes students' critical thinking, collaboration and digital literacy skills is Google Forms. In this program students can create their o...

Techinpedagogy Assessment

started by dempseys1 on 23 Jun 17 no follow-up yet
mcsalito

Formative - 1 views

shared by mcsalito on 26 Feb 16 - No Cached
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    A platform for real-time formative assessments + a FREE next-generation student response system.
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    Short Description: Formative is a free, online tool which allows teachers to create a variety of assessments, collect data, and provide feedback to students in real time. In setting up an assessment, teachers may create their own material or upload documents, images, and YouTube videos (to name a few) to which they may add questions. Such questions can include multiple choice selections, True/False, short responses, and "Show Your Work", the latter two requiring manual grading/correction. After all responses are submitted, the teacher may then receive a summary of class scores and export that data to a spreadsheet. Furthermore, the feature of tagging certain skill sets to an assessment enables a teacher to track each student's progress with a particular subject. Examples of Uses: Formative can be used for nearly any subject or topic. Throughout a unit, a teacher could create multiple assessments to evaluate their class's understanding of the material. In a Social Studies unit on the Founding Fathers for instance, a teacher could upload photos of the different Founding Fathers and ask for an identification and brief description. For another question, they could upload a map of the United States and ask students to manually draw in where certain historical events took place. Also, the teacher could upload portions of the Declaration of Independence and/or the Constitution and have students respond to questions posed regarding those documents.
alyssaspreag

Google Classroom - 2 views

Google Classroom is a great tool to help facilitate classroom communication both inside and outside of school #techinpedagogy400 #collaboration

#techinpedagogy400 #collaboration

started by alyssaspreag on 17 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
jenilb

Socrative - 1 views

Socrative Socrative is an interactive app that allows users to generate quizzes. For teachers, it is helpful because it allows us to collate and track data related to student learning. It is simila...

Teacher Resource Study Resource Presentation Assessment

started by jenilb on 18 Jun 17 no follow-up yet
dempseys1

Google Forms - 1 views

Google Forms I have noticed that in the discussion posts, as well as the tech posts, that there is a lot of discussion around programs where students can create their own test/quiz questions. Anot...

techinpedagogy Critical Thinking

started by dempseys1 on 18 Jun 17 no follow-up yet
pcarstensen

6 Tips for Using QR Codes at School - 0 views

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    The QR, or "Quick Response" code, is much like barcode, except that it can hold more data. With one quick scan using a QR code reader app (most of which are free) the "matrix image," as Edutopia's Monica Burns calls it, can lead you to a specific place on the web.
pcarstensen

A next-generation digital book - 0 views

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    Software developer Mike Matas demos the first full-length interactive book for the iPad - with clever, swipeable video and graphics and some very cool data visualizations to play with. The book is "Our Choice," Al Gore's sequel to "An Inconvenient Truth."
bermarymaria27

Seesaw - 2 views

Seesaw is a simple online journal for elementary students. Students can take a picture, add a video, or a drawing to their online journal. The teacher can review the work, collect data, and refer b...

techinpedagogy assessment

started by bermarymaria27 on 02 Jul 18 no follow-up yet
bsikora

Plickers - Plicker Cards - 1 views

https://www.plickers.com/ Plickers are small cards with a QR type code that teachers can utilize with an app on their mobile device. Teachers collect real-time formative assessment data without the...

plickerscards plicker techinpedagogy assessment

started by bsikora on 29 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
alyssaspreag

Socrative - Assessment - 1 views

Socrative allows teachers to assess students in class through interactive quizzes. Teachers can choose to ask multiple choice, true/false, or short answer questions. The data is easily accessible t...

#techinpedagogy #assessment

started by alyssaspreag on 01 Jul 18 no follow-up yet
ecooley21

Flipgrid - 1 views

Description: Teachers are given a class code for students to join and all material is kept in a safe and secure place. Students are able to post 15 second to 5 minute videos in response to prompts...

assessment techinpedagogy techinpedagogy400

started by ecooley21 on 28 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
ljabbour

typeform - 1 views

Lydia Jabbour tool: https://www.typeform.com/ typeform description: this application makes collecting data and information a breeze and userfriedly. It has a responsive design so it could be used ...

techinpedagogy assessment

started by ljabbour on 04 Jul 18 no follow-up yet
christinadeblasi

Khan Academy (Assessment) - 2 views

Tool Name: Khan Academy (khanacademy.org) Short Description: Khan Academy offers an online assessment tool for educators. This platform tracks students progress through lessons so that teachers ca...

techinpedagogy assessment

started by christinadeblasi on 27 Jun 18 no follow-up yet
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