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The Rice University-based publisher OpenStax announced Thursday that it will provide free teaching resources through the end of the spring semester to support faculty transitioning to online course delivery in response to the coronavirus pandemic. 
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The Teaching Tolerance Digital Literacy Framework offers seven key areas in which students need support developing digital and civic literacy skills. The numbered items in each box below represent the overarching knowledge and skills that make up the framework. The bullets represent more granular examples of student behaviors to help educators evaluate mastery.
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In my organisation I lead on providing CPD for a small team and providing meaningful, cost-effective opportunities for learning and gaining know how at a micro scale can be challenging. We’ve taken part in open online courses like Blended Learning Essentials and 23 things, we have a regular ‘show & tell’ slot at weekly team meetings, we take part in events and the networks we support and we sometimes have guests who share their work with us.
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Throughout the year, I’ve shared many activities and resources to engage your learners with technology. Below are more than 15 ideas to try with your learners in 2017. Try picking one or two that you think would really motivate your learners to be more creative, problem solve, and think critically. You will find links to the resources, lesson plans, activities, and free web tools and apps I have shared for each of these ideas weekly in webinars or blog posts.
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I'll admit it. I've been on a Google kick lately, especially with the recent release of some new Google gadgets. Led some on-site Chromebook trainings. Hooked a few people on the power of Cardboard. And there have been several recent presentations focused on under-appreciated Google tools for social studies teachers. It was during my trip…
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Laura Czerniewicz presents an overview of findings from a study on the practices of university students accessing learning resources at a research-intensive university in South Africa. There is a g…
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Many of us read blogs about learning and discuss the learning process with our colleagues, but few of us actually bother keeping up with the latest science. Maybe it’s because, if we do manage to identify a source or two, we are immediately turned off by all the dense scientific jargon. Or maybe it’s not always clear which resources provide information specifically on learning and not just education in general.
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40 Strategies to Engage Students
Ask yourself, what affinity did you engage in when you were 12 that you had an absolute passion for? That is the definition of engagement. What does engagement feel like? Lean forward in your chair, than lean back. Feel the difference?
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Everyone makes mistakes when writing. Sometimes, those mistakes are just simple typos; other times, they're the result of grammar skills that need polishing or updating. Via Dean J. Fusto, Mark E. Deschaine, PhD
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25 incredible sites for high quality, free online education.
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Museums and galleries may be our first thought when planning a class trip, but they are often overlooked when it comes to their digital lesson resources.
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The platforms we curated for you today provide a myriad of useful resources to help students gain important skills. These resources include, among other things, educational video tutorials, instructional lectures, do-it yourself guides, self-help tutorials, interactive presentations, animated explanations and many more.The purpose is to help students expand their learning horizon and develop learning skills essential for thriving in a 21st century knowledge economy.
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There are so many fun and exciting resources available to help you engage students in your math classroom. These are some of the most popular math resource posts from Free Technology for Teachers from the last couple of years.
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An extensive list of free educational technology resources for K-12 and Higher Education.
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Schools are so caught up in teaching fundamentals like reading, writing, and good old “‘rithmatic”, as and knowledge required to pass standardized tests, but how often are they actually teaching students how to learn?
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Looking for some new ideas for tools to support your work? Here are the links to the pages in my Directory of Learning & Performance Tools, which lists over 1,000 tools in 4 main categories as… Via Ana Cristina Pratas
Luís Cálix's curator insight,
June 9, 2016 4:40 PM
Provavelmente o repositório mais completo, até ao momento. Parece não faltar nada. E como esta lista, em boa verdade, nunca estará fechada, a autora permite sugestões dos visitantes. Basta seguir as regras. Excelente post de Jane Hart!
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The internet catalogue for students, teachers, administrators & parents. Over 20,000 relevant links personally selected by an educator/author with over 30 years of experience.
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The free, unique and comprehensive course creation tool is now available for professors.
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The goal of assessment is to improve instruction and provide student feedback. However, many of the standardized assessments take so much time to administrator and grade that many teachers often aren't able to use the data immediately in the moment.
Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
Short list of resources to help with assessing student learning.
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I have a confession to make. For many years, I’ve done odd jobs for Bedford Books, which specializes in writing handbooks as well as other textbooks. One of the projects I worked on had a nifty free website, Research and Documentation Online. Chances are, a lot of you have links to this site on your library or course page. If you click on it now, though, you’ll find out that it’s not there anymore.
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There are numerous resources for teachers out there on the web, making finding, sharing, and accessing great tools for development easier than ever.
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World Library Of Science is an open online teaching/learning portal combining high quality educational articles authored by editors at NPG with technology-based community features to fuel a global exchange of scientific insights, teaching practices, and study resources. World Library Of Science currently contains articles in the field of genetics, and is intended for college undergraduate faculty and students. Future plans involve extension of World Library Of Science to other fields within the life sciences, as well as to other audiences.
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December 1, 2014 11:51 AM
People try to define everything by science. While I am not saying that everything can be defined by science, we must acknowledge that science has a large place in the world we know today. My future career plans involve a slightly untested field of science (Behavioral Science) combined with a well known a well practiced science (Psychology). We cannot define everything by science, but that doesn't mean we can't try. |
