Rethinking student motivation | Innosight Institute - 0 views
Teachers: Please stop prohibiting the use of Wikipedia | ZDNet - 0 views
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"This plea doesn't apply to the teachers (or administrators, for that matter) who have figured out that Wikipedia is an incredible knowledge store, cornucopia of primary sources, and go-to site for most the free world. Rather, this plea is for those who, instead of teaching students about Internet site credibility, fact checking, verification, and crowdsourcing, choose to simply prohibit the use of Wikipedia."
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Interesting blog post that explains the sillyness behind filtering Wikipedia from students doing classroom research.
Report Cards Are In: So Did the iPad in the Classroom Make the Grade? | Hack Education - 1 views
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tablets — the hardware, the apps, the digital textbooks — will get more student-friendly in coming years
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the Penn State English department views this fall’s iPad experiment “a success,” and Selber says that department instructors are interested in more iPad implementations.
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Following the launch of the iPad last spring, many schools made headlines by announcing their plans to distribute the devices to teachers and students and to incorporate the iPad into coursework. Now that the fall term is over, several of those schools are reporting on what was, for many, the first full semester using iPads in the classroom. So does the iPad make the grade? If so, will it usher in a new wave of educational tablets as some analysts are predicting?
Welcome to Nelson Information Technology - Cengage Learning - 1 views
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Students can access extensive online self-testing material that includes multiple-choice questions written for each chapter.
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Teachers can access all of the student material, as well as sample SACs, practice exams for each unit, and the solutions to all of the questions in the book. An annually updated list of recommended software for completing assessment tasks, and links to relevant and free open-source software are also included.
iPads growing more common in classrooms | The Crimson White - 0 views
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The use of iPads would encourage students to collaborate and teach each other rather than submitting to the traditional transfer of knowledge from professor to student in order to learn
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iPads will begin to change the way professors envision and conduct lectures so that the “sage on the stage” approach of a professor dictating knowledge to students will be replaced with a collaborative method of teaching
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“With the tablet computing initiative, we want to develop or identify early adopters of this technology, to ‘plant the seeds’ of innovation and, eventually, mainstream this and future technologies into our school and teaching,”
True believer keen on spreading the social media word - 0 views
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''Trying to take all of what is happening on Twitter in is like drinking from a fire hydrant,'' he says. ''So you end up thinking of it as a stream that's flowing past you; you throw your hook in and pull out an idea and if it's good then you let it go and let other people share in it.''
Plagiarism Checker - the most accurate and absolutely FREE! Try now! - 0 views
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"Well, we are two Ukrainians who studied computer science at a university a while back. Both deeply passionate about computer science, sometime ago for our gradate work we developed an algorithm for detecting plagiarism in content. Once the project was completed, we saw what it has become. It was an amazing and useful tool for students and teachers to check if they or someone they know has plagiarized. Now finished with school, we thought this could really be useful to the public. So we gathered like-minded people to help make our service useful and popular throughout the world."
Evernote as Portfolio | Helping to change the way we document, share and reflect upon l... - 0 views
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"Mostly these correspondences are a few emails to support educators as they explore Evernote for their schools. Occasionally, however, I have the privilege of hearing over a whole year about how a teacher or a school has transformed the learning landscape of their students using Evernote for Portfolios."
Cisco Binary Game - 0 views
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"The Cisco Binary Game is the best way to learn and practice the binary number system. It is great for classes, students and teachers in science, math, digital electronics, computers, programming, logic and networking. It is also a LOT of fun to play for anyone who likes to play fast-paced arcade games."
Making Progress - 0 views
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It is commonly recognized that our nation's progress depends on improving learning, thereby creating healthier communities and a stronger workforce. In today's world, that requires us to take advantage of new learning tools to ensure that our children's learning is practical and prepares them for the challenges of the 21st century. The advantages of digital media now greatly outweigh the disadvantages and require that schools update their thinking and policies to provide guidance on the use of these tools to improve student learning and achievement.
Why ICT should still be taught in schools and a way to do it properly : Just an IT Teacher - 0 views
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As educators, we have to realise that much of the criticism of ICT is to be expected if the subject is not taught properly. The reasons for it not being taught properly I am not going to elaborate on here. What is most important is that we redress the balance by becoming the most dynamic, forward-thinking subject in the school you teach at.
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"I have embarked on a completely new approach to teaching three Year 10 classes the dreaded and much maligned OCR Nationals ICT course .. Here is a step-by-step outline of the approach to teaching of this. In my opinion, with the right approach, ICT can and will be an essential part of your students' learning."
Student Acceptable Use Agreement - Consent Forms and Templates - Learning On Line - Dep... - 0 views
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"The Department has provided these templates to assist school communities to develop agreements as to what constitutes acceptable use of internet, Ultranet, netbooks and other online and digital technologies in their communities. These agreement are templates. Schools can add and/or delete information where necessary to make them relevant to their school environment."
The Nerdy Teacher: Quick Hit - Saving Documents from iP@d to Dropbox #edchat #edtech - 0 views
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I wanted to share with everyone a way to save Pages and Keynote files from the iPad to your Dropbox account. Here is a link to the document I shared with my students on Dropbox. http://db.tt/VySWoJ6y
APPitic - 1,300+ EDUapps - 0 views
The Education Technologies That Educators Believe Can Have The Biggest Impact On Studen... - 0 views
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