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Elda Buonanno

How today's higher education faculty use social media infographic - 1 views

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    Interesting article on the use of infographic. The full report from the Pearson and the Babson Survey Research Group offers an interesting perspective on the use of social media in the classroom
Lori Rake

The Best Web 2.0 Applications For Education In 2012 - So Far | Larry Ferlazzo... - 0 views

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    Good article about some great tools
Elda Buonanno

Three strategies for creating meaningful learning experiences - 2 views

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    This is a very interesting article on three strategies to create a meaningful learning environment for our students in class or online. Especially relevant is the suggestion on assessing often and early
Elda Buonanno

Daydreaming or Deep in Thought? Using Formative Assessment to Evaluate Student Particip... - 2 views

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    March 24, 2014 By: Carolyn Ives in Effective Teaching Strategies Many instructors will argue that student participation in class is important. But what's the difference between participation and engagement? What does good participation or engagement look like? How can you recognize it? And how can you tell if a student is not engaged?
Maria Nuzzo

Using Blogs in the Foreign Language Classroom: Encouraging Learner Independence - 0 views

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    Small research study on using blogs in learning a second language. It has a couple of interesting results.
anonymous

How to Create a Portfolio Using Evernote - 0 views

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    Van Nood explains that after spending years with paper portfolios, he transitioned this concept into digital form, and have started to implement Evernote as the primarily system for creating portfolios in his classroom. He was using portfolios with limited success and spending a lot of time on them, until Evernote came into the picture. When he first started researching options, he was coming across a lot of companies that were really expensive, charging a lot for each student's use. He also knew that he needed an app for mobile devices that would make it easy to capture and document paperwork and he wasn't finding that in most of the tools I was evaluating. Evernote was free, had an app for virtually every device, and he could get started right away.
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