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New Digital Learning Playbook: Mobile Learning - 1 views
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Project Speak Up data from 2013
Students Want More Alignment of Tech In and Out of School | MindShift - 0 views
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Project Speak Up data from 2013
3 App Smash Video Projects to Challenge Your Students - from Greg Kulowiec - 0 views
Free Technology for Teachers: 5 VR Projects for Students - 2 views
Curation Tools - 5 views
I have never been a Pinterest teacher. I have an account, but only for idle curiousity. Then while researching curation tools, I was surprised to come across an article from USC called "14 Ways S...
The HyperDocs Toolbox: 14 engaging example activities | Ditch That Textbook - 3 views
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Very cool project ideas for students to show learning in a new way!
Quest to Learn | Institute of Play - 1 views
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This is a link Professor Schroeder sent out in a discussion. I'm excited with these ideas.
#Education - 0 views
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I think that YouTube has changed the world, for better or worse. I know when I am having trouble with a set of directions, I look for a video on youtube. Recently, it was my daughter's violin that wouldn't tune. I had no clue what it should sound like, but thanks to YouTube I had it fixed in under 10 minutes. Thanks, YouTube! Whether you're doing research for a project, need help with homework, or just want to learn something new, YouTube EDU features some of their most popular educational videos.
Khan Academy - Hour of Code - 1 views
Go to Khan Academy's Computing Hour of Code for complete sets of tutorials - great for 3rd - 8th graders. Here are 2 I'd like to try: Dana P. 1. Hour of Code - 10 yrs + Students program drawing...
Hour of Code - 1 views
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Anyone can learn the basic concepts of Computer Science. Great to use in Makerstation, coding projects.
Cube Creator - 1 views
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You are able to create a cube to go with many projects and topics. Already created ones include: Bio, Mystery, Story cubes where you can have the question and users type in the answer. Print and fold to create a cube. The last and most useful is the create-your-own cube where everything goes. Great for a get to know you activity or even a self created game.
WebHostingHub Glyphs - 0 views
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WebHostingHub Glyphs are free. This font is licensed under the SIL Open Font License for download and using in personal and commercial projects. PNG icons are distributed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License. Redistribution is not authorized. (just link to this page to let people know where they can download those awesome glyphs!) Icons!! An excellent way to help students remember!
5 New Tools for Flipping Classrooms | Classroom Aid - 0 views
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This source would make a great reference to those looking to introduce the concept of a flipped classroom. I find the concept of a flipped classroom to be perplexing. Personally, I work in a district with a high poverty level. Students don't always have access to the materials needed to implement such a concept. Any resource to help the ground running or help you work out the kinks is worth the time to read it.
The Art of App Smashing | Smore - 0 views
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App Smashing: A Definition ... The art of imaginatively using multiple apps to create an enhanced project. There are no limitations...
Adventures in Mobilizing a Library - 2 views
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I think that this OER is interesting. In a collaborative effort with the Chemistry department, these idea could be put into place. Often times, students are only able to read about dangerous chemicals to their danger factor of having them in schools. By sharing this reality app with the teachers in the Chemistry department, we could bring new experiences to the students. I'm excited to try this one out!