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Richard Culatta is with the US Department of Education at the Office of Educational Technology. He is an exceptional speaker and a “smart cookie”, I dig his self-deprecating style. He k... 
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We're moving into a brand new school building in 2011, which will mean exciting opportunities for change. (More about that later). Meanwhile I have started to think about what to take. Here's my cu...
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SymbalooEDU is a Personal Learning Environment (PLE) for teachers to visually organize and share the best of the web with students.
Shireen Chadid El-assaad's curator insight,
October 6, 2018 11:31 PM
SymbalooEDU: a modern way for teachers to organize their online content by storing & sharing websites, videos, documents, and etc. with a web link.
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Five keys to Personal Learning Environments (PLEs) in teaching practice (High Quality)...
kati conde's curator insight,
December 17, 2013 5:37 AM
Los entornos personales de aprendizaje en la práctica docente. Claves. Utilidad. 
Amy Hoodjer Updegraff's curator insight,
September 14, 2014 7:15 PM
This has some great applications and justifications for creating/using PLE in the classroom. 
Melissa Wicklund's comment,
September 17, 2014 12:31 PM
I love this Scoop! It is a great visual on how to make our classrooms much more personalized. Have you tried any of these? I would be interested to how you are using this graphic in your classroom.
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Humans have always been learning, but how we learn has changed over time. The earliest means of education were highly personal: Oral histories passed from adults to children, informal or formal apprenticeships, and one-on-one tutoring have all been used in the early history of most cultures. It’s only been in the last two centuries that we’ve used formalized systems of mass public education (aka industrialized education).
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A 7th grade student gives a tour of her personal learning environment. This project was conducted as part of dissertation research implementing the use of ne...
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