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Digital Literacy for Children Exploring definitions and frameworks

Digital Literacy for Children Exploring definitions and frameworks | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it

In the area of children's digital literacy, policy, research and practices are converging from a risk and safety paradigm towards rights-based approaches to children’s active digital media practices. In fact, research is starting to show that the benefits associated with children’s online participation seem to overtake the risks connected to being online


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Nik Peachey's curator insight, October 14, 2019 1:27 AM

Important reading.

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From technology enhanced learning to technology enhanced learner - by Stephen Downes

From technology enhanced learning to technology enhanced learner - by Stephen Downes | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it

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10 Ways To Honor Mistakes In The Learning Process

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10 Ways To Honor Mistakes In The Learning Process

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Getting To Know Your Chromebook by @HolllyClarkEdu

Getting To Know Your Chromebook by @HolllyClarkEdu | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
If you are like most teachers around the globe – you have been given a Chromebook to use in your classroom with the hopes it will be used it to help students be more connected, collaborative,…

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Big Deal Book of Technology for K-12 Educators - free eBook

Big Deal Book of Technology for K-12 Educators - free eBook | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
Bring technology into the classroom. Find funding sources, professional growth opportunities, digital tools, mobile apps, and more.

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Tony Lahtinen's curator insight, May 17, 2019 11:48 PM
I have not read this yet but the title and blurb give me cause for optimism. Hopefully some great insights about bringing tech into our classrooms for the 21st century.
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Starting a #Makerspace from Scratch: Introducing The IDEAlab & Makerspace - Diana Rendina @DianaLRendina #makered

Starting a #Makerspace from Scratch: Introducing The IDEAlab & Makerspace - Diana Rendina @DianaLRendina #makered | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
The IDEAlab &  Makerspace is my school’s space for creative exploration in our library.  But not too long ago, the room was the librarian’s office and a storage space (it’s still my office too).  Before I was hired in the summer of 2017, plans were in place to transform the room into a virtual reality laboratory.  Cabinets were removed, desks were installed and computers with VR headsets were setup, as well as a 3D printer. A whiteboard and interactive projector were mounted on the wall, allowing airplay from Apple devices (the school is 1:1 iPad) or projection of students individual computer screens, making it easier for more students to observe VR.  The name IDEAlab (Innovate Design Explore Apply) was chosen. So on my first day, the IDEAlab already existed. But the makerspace was yet to come.

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Microsoft Introduces Windows 10’ Phone Notifications Sync in Detail

Microsoft Introduces Windows 10’ Phone Notifications Sync in Detail | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
Now Your Phone app can sync phone notifications to Windows 10. Now, let’s see details about Windows 10’s phone notifications sync feature.

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How do we assess (and possibly, grade) Project Based Learning?

How do we assess (and possibly, grade) Project Based Learning? | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it

Project based learning experiences should call for a great deal of student critical thinking and creativity. And, research tells us that “carroting and sticking” these types of skills isn’t just ineffective, but detrimental.

Pause for a second and watch this Daniel Pink TED Talk, The Puzzle of Motivation, which is based on his book, Drive. Or, if you are in a rush, just watch from 1 minute 30 seconds to about the 7-minute mark. And, if you really don’t want to watch the video, here is the take-home point for this segment:

If-then rewards work really well for those sorts of tasks, where there is a simple set of rules and a clear destination to go to. Rewards, by their very nature, narrow our focus, concentrate the mind; that's why they work in so many cases…But for the real candle problem [a problem that requires creative problem solving], you don't want to be looking like this [tunnel vision]. The solution is on the periphery. You want to be looking around. That reward actually narrows our focus and restricts our possibility.


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Teaching Current Events in the Age of Social Media - Edutopia

Teaching Current Events in the Age of Social Media - Edutopia | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it

"With each click of the mouse or flip of the channel, our society is inundated with headlines focused on natural disasters, sexual harassment allegations, countries on the brink of war, and teen suicides. While none of this is anything new, the bombardment of these stories is unique to this generation of student. Social media, the 24-hour news cycle, and questionable media sources (or questionable reporting techniques) have become their own newsworthy headlines. As a result, life can appear dark, far darker than in pre–social media days.

As adults, we bring our prior knowledge of history and our optimism about humanity to help us process and filter this inundation. Our students, however, do not have hindsight to combat their feelings of helplessness. They are surrounded by unfiltered current events—a rapid fire of negativity that can leave them vulnerable and overly anxious. It’s no wonder that teen stress is on the rise.

Nevertheless, our students have to know about the world around them, and part of our job as educators is to prepare them for the realities of the world outside the classroom walls. It’s difficult, however, to walk this precarious high wire of responsibility knowing that we need to expose students to current events and yet still nurture them developmentally."


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Being able to teach students about what is going on in the world by social media.
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A Process for Implementing Student Digital Projects – Teacher Reboot Camp

A Process for Implementing Student Digital Projects – Teacher Reboot Camp | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
Follow these 6-steps to make it easier for you to integrate technology in classes
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Teaching Digital Resilience by Lydia Snider

Teaching Digital Resilience by Lydia Snider | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
by Lydia Snider

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Yi Tang's curator insight, May 28, 2018 9:42 PM
Digital skill is necessary for kids
 
Brennan Dempsey's curator insight, May 28, 2018 11:47 PM
Everything is changing. As ICT increases so are the risks of teaching them. This is a great article for ALL teachers to read. Understanding the implications of various stakeholders with online use being a target point for predators and bullying is increasing. 
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9 Good Brainstorming Apps for Teachers via Educators' technology

9 Good Brainstorming Apps for Teachers via Educators' technology | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education

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ketil hage's curator insight, April 24, 2018 5:36 AM
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Marina Bonomo's curator insight, April 24, 2018 7:34 PM
Excellent tools for the tech tool kit!
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Juan Pablo Lopez Sanz's curator insight, April 27, 2018 12:58 AM
in this article, you will find more educational tools that serve in the making of brainstorm ideas. by integrating tools like these into your learning environment you will find a lot of advantages.
 
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A Beginner’s Guide to Taking Great Video on Your Phone - The New York Times

A Beginner’s Guide to Taking Great Video on Your Phone - The New York Times | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
Not long ago, a filmmaker wouldn’t dream of shooting a movie on a phone because the quality was so inferior to what you could capture on pricier devices. But that’s changing. Consider this: The most recent project from the renowned American film director Steven Soderbergh, “Unsane,” was shot entirely on an iPhone.

Today, there are lots of reasons everyone from pro photographers to amateur shutterbugs are using phones to shoot video projects.

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Sidney's curator insight, April 20, 2018 9:07 AM
No video equipment? No problem! How to leverage the technology students have in their back pockets to create amazing videos in the classroom.
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The International Journal of Learning Analytics and Artificial Intelligence for Education

The journal aims to increase knowledge and understanding of ways in which learning analytics and artificial intelligence can support and enhance education.

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How to Convert Video to Audio

This video shows how to install ffmpeg on Windows 10 and then to use it to convert an MP4 video file to an MP3 audio file. VIEW FULL SCREEN to see all th

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5 Basic Things for You – What to Do After Installing Windows 10

5 Basic Things for You – What to Do After Installing Windows 10 | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
What to do after installing Windows 10 operating system? Read this post and you will know how to make Windows more productive and secure from the start.

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Talking About Failure: What Parents Can Do to Motivate Kids in School | MindShift | KQED News

Talking About Failure: What Parents Can Do to Motivate Kids in School | MindShift | KQED News | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
Is failure a positive opportunity to learn and grow, or is it a negative experience that hinders success? How parents answer that question has a big influence on how much children think they can improve their intelligence through hard work, a study says.

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Teens and Tech: Distinguishing Addiction from Habit | MindShift | KQED News

Teens and Tech: Distinguishing Addiction from Habit | MindShift | KQED News | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
But are we truly addicted to technology? And what about our kids? It's a scary question, and a big one for scientists right now. Still, while the debate rages on, some doctors and technologists are focusing on solutions.

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Nik Peachey's curator insight, May 15, 2019 5:37 AM

Interesting Reading.

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4 Early Learning Strategies for Developing Computational Thinking Skills - Getting Smart

4 Early Learning Strategies for Developing Computational Thinking Skills - Getting Smart | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
As our technologies have rapidly developed and manipulating those technologies has emerged as a key college- and career-ready skill, teaching students how to program, question, and manipulate digital devices has become commonplace in our schools. But coding is the application of learning. Before students can effectively perform these tasks, they must understand the concepts behind that application.

Computational Thinking is the prerequisite skill for understanding the technologies of the future. It is a thought process, rather than a specific body of knowledge about a device or language. Computational thinking is often associated with computers and coding, but it is important to note that it can be taught without a device.

For that reason, computational thinking can be a part of any classroom, including the classrooms of our youngest learners in the primary grades. And, I would argue, it is quickly becoming a necessary foundational skill for students. By explicitly teaching, and allowing space for the development of, computational thinking, teachers can ensure that their young students are learning to think in a way that will allow them to access and understand their digital world. Teaching computational thinking, in short, primes students for future success. Furthermore, it can be integrated into existing routines and curricula.

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NAIS - Trend Lines: The Future of Social Media Education

NAIS - Trend Lines: The Future of Social Media Education | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
Students are spending an average nine hours each day on their screens, according to Common Sense Media, and social media has become one of the greatest influences on our children’s happiness, health, safety, and future success, according to other reports. Many of the parents and school leaders I’ve talked with initially just wanted social media to go away, but now that it’s here to stay, some adults and students are beginning to see it as a powerful and positive tool.
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Students are spending an average nine hours each day on their screens, according to Common Sense Media, and social media has become one of the greatest influences on our children’s happiness, health, safety, and future success, according to other reports. Many of the parents and school leaders I’ve talked with initially just wanted social media to go away, but now that it’s here to stay, some adults and students are beginning to see it as a powerful and positive tool.

Paula Lauria's curator insight, July 25, 2018 10:09 AM
Excellent article! It's time to integrate social media for a meaningful end. 
Cristian David Montoya Castañeda's curator insight, August 29, 2018 3:04 AM
The article mainly talks about figures and relevant data about the impact of social networks at present, mainly in students .80% of students use cell phones to navigate in social networks. Due to the impact, the tendency to class classroom can be taken. First, integrating the use of social networks to the school curriculum, doing work and group discussions are some functionalities of social networks in the teaching area.
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Starting PBL: 15 Strategies To Help You With A New project based learning idea by MICHAEL GORMAN

Starting PBL: 15 Strategies To Help You With A New project based learning idea by MICHAEL GORMAN | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
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How to develop soft skills in the digital age

How to develop soft skills in the digital age | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
With the rise of automation, organizations worldwide have made soft skills like communication, collaboration, and critical thinking a top priority. To work successfully alongside machines, recent grads and the current workforce must rely on what makes them uniquely human.

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Nik Peachey's curator insight, July 17, 2018 7:58 AM

Interesting article on a very important issue.

Paula Lauria's curator insight, July 21, 2018 8:49 AM
Excellent article on issues that are difficult to work with. 
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5 Augmented and Virtual Reality Creation Tools for Students

5 Augmented and Virtual Reality Creation Tools for Students | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
The technology giants of the world have found ways so that the average person can create their own AR and VR worlds with very little training or gear.
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What Is SD Card Reader & How To Use It

What Is SD Card Reader & How To Use It | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
The following content will tell you what exactly SD card/SD card reader is and how to scan SD card data with the help of card reader.

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New in Google Slides: linking in Docs, guides and rulers, and improved commenting

New in Google Slides: linking in Docs, guides and rulers, and improved commenting | Tech Help for Teachers | Scoop.it
Today we’re introducing several features in Google Slides on the web that will make it easier to create, collaborate on, and shar

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