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iGeneration - 21st Century Education (Pedagogy & Digital Innovation)
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Teaching and learning in the 21st Century - meeting the pedagogical challenges of digital learning and innovation for the iGeneration
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It used to be, every class I taught started with students scrambling for notepaper and sharpening their pencils. Everyone took notes and used those to study for exams. If students wanted to share n… 
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Just in time for Global Accessibility Awareness Day, the tech giant announces inclusivity updates to a popular classroom product.
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Can the way you take notes change your life? I think so. Microsoft think's so, too. And young Kyle Madinger proves this for Microsoft's note taking tool with his success story from Canada. In OneNote Hero: A Student Success Story, he is the hero who goes from struggling homeschooler to classroom success. Every Frodo needs a…
MFaculty's curator insight,
July 2, 2016 12:16 PM
[$$ vs. Free]
For anyone who's been disenchanted by Evernote's recent changes - Microsoft OneNote has been may be a good alternative. Both applications have been around since 2007, so they've withstood the test of time, so reliability isn't as much a consideration. Perhaps these tips will help you decide whether or not you'll switch or simply pay Evernote a few more $$ to continue using it.
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It makes it easier to think during class—and I'm doing less busy work. Stephanie is just one of the 950 students at Sammamish High School in Seattle who have taken wholeheartedly to Microsoft OneNote along with their teachers. Across the country in Ohio, teachers gave their students "blizzard bags" when schools got closed for bad weather. These…
MFaculty's curator insight,
July 2, 2016 12:34 PM
Within this article is a short video on how to use Onenote to do research on the web. Talk about saving time! If you're like me, when you're doing exploratory research it's easy to lose yourself in the reading and forget the main reason you're there! Onenote helps me save what I'm doing without losing my 'flow'.
Jaime Frohling's curator insight,
May 24, 2021 9:50 PM
I found One Note to be such an amazing and useful tool in the classroom. It makes it so much easier when it comes to collect students work and having all their work in the one place.
I think this is such a great article giving you 10 tips on how to incorporate it into your own classroom. You are even able to draw and write your own notes in One Note which comes in super handy when teaching Mathematics and students are asked to draw shapes or even for students that are visual learners and require an image to complete their work.
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Learn the basics of Microsoft OneNote, and then dive into specific scenarios for teachers with these interactive guides.
Jaime Frohling's curator insight,
May 24, 2021 9:50 PM
I found this a helpful article for learning how to use onenote
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Over the last few months I have come to appreciate all of the things that OneNote does that my trusty old Google Keep can't do . Wheneve
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Heard good things about Microsoft OneNote, but feel like you're in too deep with Evernote to make the switch? You can migrate your data relatively easily – and if you want your note taking app to work for project management, you really should. Keeping up with your to-do list isn't productivity: it's getting by. That's…
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Note-taking apps are a dime a dozen. Some are too simple for anything but the simplest of tasks. Others are abundant in features that are locked behind premium accounts. Can't we have the best of both worlds? For a while, the cross-platform note-taking app Evernote was the de facto standard. That's not true anymore. While Evernote is…
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Microsoft Education Australia's Teachers Blog - Support, tips, trick and stories from Australian Teachers for Australian Teachers
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