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Keri-Lee Beasley

Brilliant Prints - Canvas Printing | Photos, Images & Digital Prints on Canvas - 2 views

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    Great place to print canvas in SG. 
Louise Phinney

Ready to Print - Teachers with Apps - 1 views

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    Ready to Print, by Essare LLC, was created by Diane Reid, an Occupational Therapist with over twenty years of experience. Her extensive experience has been brought to this app and is demonstrated in every feature and activity throughout. It is a tool for parents, therapists and educators to help teach pre-writing skills to children, in order to build a strong foundation for this necessary skill.
Jeffrey Plaman

The Next Battle for Internet Freedom Could Be Over 3D Printing | TechCrunch - 1 views

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    Either we allow for the ambiguity that freedom and unregulated 3D printing will bring, or we enforce far-reaching laws that may decrease liberty without changing results.  For those who appreciate the internet because of its democratizing effects and freedom, I believe the choice is clear. We should decide now that we will oppose any law that attempts to undermine freedom on the internet, no matter the consequences.
Adrienne Michetti

Print Custom Sticky Notes with Google Slides - Learning in Hand - 1 views

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    oooooh so many possibilities here: https://t.co/ReHSZCwLvN Print your custom sticky notes! @chowam
Louise Phinney

Why 3D Printing & Fabrication are Important to Education : 2¢ Worth - 0 views

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    An interesting read about what may become important to us in the future 3D printers may become very important to us. The true potential is when we can design our own remotes, with our our own sense of flair, using design software, and then print in our own homes.  Cottage industries might emerge, contests, DIY markets - and all fueled by creativity and inventiveness.
Keri-Lee Beasley

How to Print Instagram Photos - 3 views

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    13 Ways to print Instagram photos - some really neat ideas here...
Jeffrey Plaman

Tinkercad - Mind to design in minutes - 0 views

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    This looks cool... tutorials teach you how to edit progressively more complex objects. Can be 3D printed.
Louise Phinney

Printing Press - 1 views

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    Here's a handy site that helps students publish three types of documents - a poster, a brochure or a newspaper.  Read Write Think's site is easy to use with an intuitive interface but its real power comes in the fact that students can save incomplete work!  The site lets a user save in a proprietary .RWT format on a usb stick or saved to a network space.  When your next class begins, that same file can be opened so it can be completed and shared as a .PDF
Louise Phinney

Can't Confirm That Quotation? Search Google Books | MindShift - 0 views

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    Google Books can help with this. What's needed is the information that appears in a citation: the author, place, and date of publication. Luckily, traditional print materials (in the form of books) often include the kind of citation information you might need and Google Books allow you to search the full text of books.
Keri-Lee Beasley

Plotz - Online Minecraft Voxel Sphere Generator - 1 views

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    "Plotz will create a hollow sphere (and now wizard towers and observatory models) of your chosen size and you can then step through the layers to see how to build it. Plotz will also print a full schematic including a 'ghost' of the layer below to help you position blocks."
Jeffrey Plaman

Be Web Aware - Home - 0 views

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    Be Web Aware comprises a PSA campaign on television, radio, print and outdoor and this comprehensive Web site. The site, which was developed by MNet, is full of information and tools to help parents effectively manage Internet use in the home. In 2010, Bell funded the re-design and updating of www.bewebaware.ca. MNet would like to thank Bell for its generous ongoing support of this valuable resource for Canadian parents.
Jeffrey Plaman

About Us - 0 views

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    Print photo books in Singapore.
Keri-Lee Beasley

Google Infographic - a set on Flickr - 1 views

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    Clint's flickr set of the google search infographic broken up into A4 chunks for easier printing
Katie Day

No Difference Between Kids' Comprehension of Ebooks, Print Books, Study Says - 1 views

  • The greatest limitation of the study is that students read narrative rather than informational texts, and "research has found that most ereaders are used for reading for pleasure, and most users are satisfied with their devices for this purpose." When it comes to studying, traditional print books are preferred to ebooks.
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    ""Student Comprehension of Books in Kindle and Traditional Formats" by Michael Milone, a research psychologist and educational writer at Renaissance Learning, asked students in two fourth-grade classes located in the Upper Midwest to read up to six books from a selected list of a dozen popular fiction titles"
Jeffrey Plaman

To make it Google-proof, make it personal - Home - Doug Johnson's Blue Skunk ... - 2 views

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    "The program for this year's ISTE had a few sessions with "Google-proofing" in the title. Since, I suppose no one copies directly from print sources anymore, "Googling" and "plagiarizing" are synonymous. And as professor Hokanson suggests in the quote above, when there is a direct transfer of information from source to student product - with no cognitive processing stop in-between - little learning occurs as a result of the assignment. It is busy work that no one likes."
Keri-Lee Beasley

Yes, and… Thoughts on print versus digital reading by Kristin Ziemke | Nerdy ... - 0 views

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    Brilliant perspective in the need to broaden our understanding of literacy.
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    Take a moment to reflect: How many minilessons have you taught this year that guide students to become effective digital readers? Do you have anchor charts or scaffolds in place that will support them as they attempt to read digitally with independence? Have you provided ample time for them to read diverse genres or self-select their onscreen reading material?
Katie Day

Concord Review Showcases Student Writers - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    "His mood brightens, however, when talk turns to the occasionally brilliant work of the students whose heavily footnoted history papers appear in his quarterly, The Concord Review. Over 23 years, the review has printed 924 essays by teenagers from 44 states and 39 nations. "
Louise Phinney

eSchool News » Ten skills every student should learn » Print - 1 views

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    1) read 2) type 3) write 4) communicate effectively, with respect 5) Question 6) be resourceful 7) be accountable 8) know how to learn 9) think critically 10) be happy
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