May « 2014 « Analyzing Educational Technology

Think about how you or the people you work with approach the creation of a blended learning lesson plan. The first steps of coming up with and flushing out your initial idea.

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The Internet in Real Time.

05/28/2014 11:00 AM / Leave a comment

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From tweets to likes, see how fast data is generated every second on the internet in this interactive visualization.

Sanford Arbogast‘s insight:

Uses Internet averages to calculate usage, but is great for making the point

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Who Gets to Graduate?

05/23/2014 10:47 AM / Leave a comment

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Rich students complete their college degrees; working-class students like Vanessa Brewer usually don’t. Can the University of Texas change her chances of success?

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“Instructional Designer” vs. “Learning Designer” | Technology and Learning @insidehighered

05/23/2014 9:34 AM / Leave a comment

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“Growth of blended & online learning has greatly accelerated the demand for instructional designers.” #Blendkit2014 http://t.co/X4scBtaOMA

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Don’t make these mistakes with flipped learning

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eClassroom News

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Minecraft in space: why Nasa is embracing Kerbal Space Program – The Guardian

05/23/2014 9:18 AM / Leave a comment

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Minecraft in space: why Nasa is embracing Kerbal Space Program The Guardian The team at Kerbal certainly sees the opportunity to lead in the field of space education; to revitalise the public interest in Nasa and even to create a new generation of…

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Elevate Your Cognitive Skills With This Neat Personal Brain-Training App

05/23/2014 9:16 AM / Leave a comment

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Apple has just begun featuring a rather interesting app as its Editors’ Choice in the App Store. The app is called Elevate, and it’s touted as a personal brain trainer of sorts.

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