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A New Society, a new education!
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Direct Proposals to organize a new Education in the Knowledge Society.
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Finding the best education technology tools is a time-consuming task. It may even be viewed as a chore (for some). Not with this fabulous list, though! Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge, xavier suñé 
Tracey Healey's comment,
April 18, 2013 5:31 AM
Martin - Scoop it is definitely there - 4th row down , 3rd from right :)
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As a tech advocate, I often find myself coaxing established educators to incorporate new tools & technologies. Here are some ways I've found to be successful. Via Maite Goñi
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Each January, I have the opportunity to facilitate a course in Leading and Managing Technology for the Educational Leadership Program at St. Mary's College of California. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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Veteran Education Week reporter and Digital Directions Deputy Editor Sean Cavanagh and Staff Writer Katie Ash explore how technology is shaping teaching and learning and the management of schools. Via Maite Goñi
Maite Goñi's curator insight,
January 4, 2013 5:07 AM
RT @NextGenLC: A new tool to choose #edtech using evidence on deeper, personalized, supportive learning from @usedgov http://t.co/9Z3sY29w
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A scene from the movie, “Italian Job”, has come to mind lately. In this particular scene the villain takes the gold bars and places them in three different armored trucks. Now what to do? The old hidden ball trick! Via Maite Goñi
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Handout - Guidelines on good practice for using technology in the classroom. via Med kharbach Via Maite Goñi
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Sugata Mitra - Sugata Mitra began his brave ‘Hole in the Wall’ investigations in 1999. Mitra took note of the absence of schooling and talented teache... Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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Open Learning Initiative - Dedicated to improving higher education by supplying online interactive instruction supported by learning research. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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teaching, learning, educational technology, school libraries, librarians, school librarians, education, school
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A technology and education entrepreneur gazes into the future of the classroom
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Technology and education are pretty intertwined these days and nearly every teacher has a few favorite tech tools that make doing his or her job and connecting with students a little bit easier an... Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
's comment March 30, 2013 2:53 PM
I agree, Linda. Thank you, Susan!
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I'm a huge fan of Yann Arthus-Bertrand's artistic aerial photography. This image of Rio de Janeiro and the favela is a striking one. I am also posting this to show the how easy the website justpast.it is to use. Students with no website creation training can produce sharable materials online. Now this isn't the most professional outlet, but I envision some middle school or high school students producing a class project that can be transformed into something that reaches a bigger audience as it is shared with a broader community.
Tags: remote sensing, images, art, worldwide, K12, edtech.
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The use of multimedia in the classroom is a great way of getting students engaged. One of the biggest challenges we all face today is how to hold students attention for a longer time. It seems like multitasking has taken every bit of attention from our students. No wonder, the visual stimulus they are exposed to is huge : Tv, video gaming, social networking, texting, emailing,are but the emerging tip of the iceber and unless we seriously address this phenomenon it will definitely grow out of control. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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by CFT Director Derek Bruff I’m currently serving on a committee tasked by the Chancellor to explore how the university can use digital technologies, particularly social media, to enhance our teaching, research, and service missions. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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At the Learning Without Frontiers conference in London, the experts gathered to explore the pros, and some cons, of computer gaming as a learning tool. Via Karen B Wehner
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infographic teacher's guide to social media