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GIF stands for Graphic Interface Format;Â basically, this means GIFs are image files that include a form of animation. When GIFs first began, they were very basic with only alternating frames; now GIFs have evolved to include more high-quality detailed animation. 
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For those of you who haven't seen it yet, below is one of our popular visuals we published a few months ago featuring some of the best iPad apps students can use to showcase their learning. Via Becky Roehrs
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April 4, 2017 12:56 PM
Nice selection of iPad Apps your students (and you) can use to show off what you've learned (or taught)
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In an earlier post covering the best YouTube resources for teachers I argued that the educational potential of YouTube resides in it being both a free platform that provides a wide variety of educational videos to use in class and also in the powerful editing features it offers to video creators. In today’s post, I am sharing with you one of YuTube’s useful editing feature that allows you to add interactivity to your videos.
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A recent TED-Ed animated lecture, based on a lesson by educator Twila Camp, explains what exactly the World Wide Web is, how it is different from the Internet, and the difference between WWW and In...
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Six brilliant EdTech tools and websites for inserting animation, research, mind maps and more into student projects and presentations.
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Here's a few free online MOOC courses for teachers and educators (provided by someone who doesn't work for these MOOC providers or universities). Via Becky Roehrs
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September 15, 2017 10:25 AM
I registered for the Get Interactive: Practical Teaching with Technology, it sounded interesting-but so did the rest of these courses!
I've taken Coursera's Copyright for Educators and Librarians course offered by Duke, Emory and UNC-CH, it was excellent.
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Films or Animations into your eLearning Video? Posts highlights 4 questions that you should ask when choosing Films or Animations for your eLearning.
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Free Animated Backgrounds That Move For PowerPoint Presentation, Free PowerPoint Templates | PowerPoint Presentation Tutorial - ppt Themes Backgrounds Download, Free Animated Backgrounds That Move For PowerPoint Presentation
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You’re ready to flip your classroom. You’ve seen it done with the usual tools and methods – screencasts, teacher-created videos, Khan Academy, or other curated videos. But what if you could flip your lesson in a fun and humorous way?
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This is a problem we all face at times; we think that we've created a great presentation or developed a great story yet it just doesn't resonate with our audience. This happens to our students too. One way to avoid this situation is to have someone else illustrate or animate what they think are the important aspects of your presentation. Think about having your students do this as an extension of a peer review activity.
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