Online Teaching Conference 2014 – San Diego, June 20-21, 2014
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The Online Teaching Conference 2013 will be held June 19, 20, & 21 at Long Beach City College, CA.
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Flipping the classroom – practical example
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Flipping the Classroom in Sweden – David Black-Schaffer, Uppsala University
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20 Questions To Guide Inquiry-Based Learning
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20 Questions To Guide Inquiry-Based Learning Recently we took at look at the phases of inquiry-based learning through a framework, and even apps that were conducive to inquiry-based learning on the iPad.
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Using Your Cell Phone as a Microscope
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How awesome is this?
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Five apps for screen capture in Windows – TechRepublic
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Screenshots can show your clients exactly what you mean in a particular context. Here are five apps that act as extensions of the basic screen capture system.
I use SnagIt, but It is nive to see free version of screen capture software becoming available
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Infographic: Why Aren’t Students Completing MOOCs?
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MOOCs (free online courses that are open to anyone) are more popular than Justin Bieber right now, but why aren’t students finishing the courses they signed up for?
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– The PBL Super Highway… Over 45 Links To Great Project Based Learning
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The Resource for Education Technology Leaders focusing on K-12 educators.
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How to Get High-Quality Student Work in PBL
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This is a common concern of teachers who are new to project-based learning. Things can appear to be going smoothly — students have been engaged by the project, they’ve been learning content and skills, they’ve been busy and meeting deadlines — but their thinking is not as in-depth and their final products not as polished as they should be. If this is your experience, it’s time to ask yourself some questions:
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Scientific Data Has Become So Complex, We Have to Invent New Math to Deal With It – Wired Science
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Flipping The Classroom: Does It Work? – KMVT
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Flipping The Classroom: Does It Work?
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Flipping The Classroom: Does It Work? Tools. Email this article. Tweet · Print this article. By Jay Michaels. Story Created: Oct 8, 2013 at 5:47 PM MDT. Story Updated: Oct 8, 2013 at 6:57 PM MDT.
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