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Zing! - School Edition - 3 views

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    Zing is a dynamic new eBook platform featuring thousands of fiction and nonfiction eBooks. Huge Selection: Thousands of trade book titles that students will want to read, including award winning titles, books and series from well-known authors, Spanish leveled books, and short texts, poems, and articles Accessibility: Accessible anywhere on desktops, laptops, tablets, and interactive whiteboards eLearning: Fully customizable teaching points within books to support students in developing the skills and strategies they need to comprehend texts Assessment: Student progress monitoring and reporting to provide actionable data for teachers and schools Teaching Opportunities: Supports whole class instruction, guided reading instruction, and independent reading in class or at home
Dianne Krause

Top 5 back-to-school tools for creation, collaboration and communication - Office Blogs - 3 views

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    The school year is off and running! Along with the preparation of bulletin boards, seating charts, classroom procedures and syllabi, it is also important for teachers to consider the go-to digital tools and resources they will rely upon throughout the school year. The five tools and resources outlined below can be utilized by teachers and students in many different classroom settings, grade levels and subject areas for creation, communication, collaboration and so much more.
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http://visuwords.com/page/about - 5 views

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    "Enter words into the search box, "visualize a word," to look them up. Touch a node to see the definition of that word group and click and drag individual nodes to move them around to help clarify connections. It's a dictionary! It's a thesaurus! Great for writers, journalists, students, teachers, and artists. The online dictionary is available wherever there's an internet connection. No membership required."
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Young Innovators Fair | K12 SuperSTEM Interactive Event - 0 views

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    Science, Technology, Engineering, Math - or as many of us refer to collectively as STEM! These disciplines are essential for student success and are the building blocks of innovation. The Young Innovators Fair is a platform that brings STEM to life on a massive scale so children can learn more about these all-important areas.
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Dianne Krause in Daily Edventures - 2 views

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    "Getting teachers comfortable with technology is a process, and few understand that process better than Dianne Krause. Krause has been helping educators in her district integrate technology and 21st century learning for eight years now, and has a unique perspective on the journey teachers must take."
Dianne Krause

KTI 2015 TeachMeet - 2 views

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    KTI 2015 TeachMeet Projects and activities
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Rubik's Cube: A question, waiting to be answered - YouTube - 1 views

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    "Rubik's cube is more than a puzzle- it's a question waiting to be answered. And when the right person finds the right question, it can set them on a journey to change the world. We salute Ernő Rubik and everyone helping young minds find the questions that challenge, excite, and let them see the world in a new way. "
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The Testing Camera - YouTube - 1 views

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    "Learn more about this film and download the free companion poster here: http://fablevisionlearning.com/blog/2... Peter H. Reynolds, creativity advocate and best-selling author and illustrator, and co-founder of FableVision Learning, has created a new animated short called The Testing Camera - a whimsical poke at high-stakes, standardized testing and a reminder that real assessment is as easy, and - at the same time - as challenging as getting to really know the gifts and talents of every child. "We've gone through a very test-centric decade which, in my opinion, has consumed a lot of time, energy, and resources," Reynolds shares. "Many teachers have had to adhere to new mandates and measures that require a 'teach to the test' approach. Public schools redirected funding for art, music, theater, libraries, field trips, and more. It's a discouraging picture for those trying to reach all children in creative, engaging ways." Reynolds, who is known for his books encouraging creativity, The Dot, Ish, Sky Color and The North Star among many others, penned this whimsical and poignant story about a young girl named Daisy who, dismayed at her art class being canceled, nervously faces her turn with the "Testing Camera." This huge apparatus snaps at her with a few blinding flashes of light. Weeks later, her father's reaction to the test results surprises Daisy in a most wonderful way. "This is my gift to educators to remind them to follow their instincts and remember why they got into teaching in the first place: to see the potential in every child, to nurture those emerging gifts and talents, and to change lives," Reynolds shared. The film was produced by FableVision, the transmedia studio in Boston founded by Peter and his twin brother, Paul Reynolds, author of Going Places and the Sydney & Simon series. The Testing Camera was directed by John Lechner with music by Tony Lechner, and animated by a team of young animators interning at Fable
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Get Your Free Mystery Skype OneNote Notebook - 0 views

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    "Mystery Skype is a fun, teacher-invented learning game that builds students' cultural awareness, critical thinking, and geography skills. And now this free OneNote notebook-packed with tips and how-tos-gives your classroom a single place to prep, track, and learn together. Get it today!"
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Windows 10 Videos for Educators - Justin Talmadge Consulting - 0 views

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    As we near the July 29th launch date for Windows 10, I wanted to share some introductory videos that I had the opportunity to create on behalf of Microsoft Education. Most are 2-3 minutes long and explain how some of the new features in Windows 10 (Edge Browser, Virtual Desktops, Universal Apps, etc.) can be applied in the classroom.
Dianne Krause

ISTE | 8 ways to prevent cheating in the digital age - 1 views

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    For as long as there has been school, there has been cheating. And in many ways, the advent of the digital age has made plagiarism and stealing answers even easier. Some teachers will tell you that trying to prevent cheating is an exercise in futility. While it's true that you can't police all students at every turn, you can put some techniques and digital tools in place to help curtail problems while embracing collaboration. Here are eight tried and true ideas for keeping cheating to a minimum:
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5 Quick Tips for Secondary Classroom Management That Actually (I Promise You!) Work - 1 views

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    Classroom management isn't like following a recipe, where you follow exact steps and end up with a beautiful finished product. It takes time, practice and patience. But these are some tricks I've learned that help move that process along:
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#MysterySkype - Skype in the Classroom - 1 views

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    Mystery Skype is an educational game, invented by teachers, played by two classrooms on Skype. The aim of the game is to guess the location of the other classroom by asking each other questions. It's suitable for all age groups and can be used to teach subjects like geography, history, languages, mathematics and science. Check our Mystery Skype OneNote to see all the wonderful things you and your class can do together to play Mystery Skype and organize your session.
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Microsoft Sway - YouTube - 1 views

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    Sway Tutorial Videos
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Start Making in YOUR Classroom | Venspired - 2 views

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    I've gotten several emails after my last post and they all ended with the same line, "Where do I start?" It can be overwhelming to start by Googling "makerspace." What do you most often see? That stark modern space with expensive 3d printers. But that? It's not the reality of what making in the classroom can be. I know the constraints faced by many of us in education, and I've lived them before. You make do with what you have, get creative, and repurpose existing materials to MAKE making happen in your classroom. You gotta start somewhere, right?
Dianne Krause

Cultivating Connections: Bloom's Digital Taxonomy Verbs - 1 views

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    Awesome infographic illustrating Bloom's, HOTs and the verbs that teachers/students can use for each level.
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Leveraging Surface 3 photo and video capabilities in your curriculum - 0 views

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    The Microsoft Surface 3 is an excellent choice of device for students and teachers wanting a compact form factor, with touch, active stylus and a gorgeous high resolution screen. Excitingly, the cameras on the Surface 3 are a BIG improvement over those in the Surface Pro 3 - this sway will take a look at how these excellent cameras can be leveraged in education, especially in conjunction with the stylus.
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AnswerGarden - Plant a Question, Grow Answers! Generate a live word cloud with your aud... - 2 views

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    AnswerGarden is a new minimalistic feedback tool. Use it for real time audience participation, online brainstorming and classroom feedback.
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ifaketext.com | The first iPhone text message screenshot generator. - 1 views

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    Create a "fake" text message conversation. Could be used for presentations, convos between story characters, do nows, closure, etc.
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Teacher Academy Event Series - 0 views

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    Professional Development opportunities from Microsoft
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