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Creative teaching and learning
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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Leona Ungerer
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"Wakelet is quickly becoming one of the most powerful free EdTech tools, and we wanted to offer you an introduction to the platform, and show you some amazing ways that teachers and students are using it ..." 
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"Podcasts can be a great way to engage different kinds of learners, disseminate information, and get students excited about out-of-the-box assignments ..."
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"You just cannot ignore the fact that when you think about searching online for your assignments and projects, the first name ...."
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"When children work on their school assignments, unknown to them, the software they use is busy collecting data. These data are then used for individualized marketing of junk foods and other products ..."
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"For as long as I can remember, technology has been seen as a panacea that will finally make education scalable beyond the one to few model employed in the ..."
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"There’s no denying that learning the research and citation process is an important task ..."
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"Create an uploader to embed on a website or have students use the Box-specific e-mail address that sends everything to this folder. Everything students submit now goes into that one folder ..."
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"Starting each class with a brief recap of key concepts from the previous class is a good idea, but why not have students prepare and present that review? ..."
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"I’ve written a number of ProfHacker articles on integrating Wikipedia into your classroom, such as this post on tips and tricks for teaching with Wikipedia and how to organize your own Wikipedia edit-a-thon. One of the biggest obstacles most instructors report facing ..."
magnus sandberg's curator insight,
March 16, 2015 4:28 AM
It makes me sad to hear how teachers forbid students to using Wikipedia as a source in their projects, and how students often talk about is as a cheat resource. With its transparency in showing how the articles has developed, who has paticipated in writing them, and the access to earlier versions, it is probably the most trustworthy source on the internet and the best example of how we should relate to factual knowledge in our age. I just love it.
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"Assignments are a terribly important part of the teaching and learning equation. They aren’t just random activities that faculty ask students to complete for points and grades; they are the vehicles through which students learn course content ..."
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"In an extreme makeover for the traditional term paper, scores of UC Berkeley undergrads are working to research and write articles for Wikipedia, one of the world's most visited websites worldwide ..."
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"Chrome helps you research your homework. But did you know about these extensions that help you plan and execute your school assignments as well? ..."
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"Is education ready for technology? - A survey from Deloitte ..."
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"High-speed networks, digital devices, and creative applications are revolutionizing education. Students can be empowered to take their learning to deeper and deeper levels while developing essential skills that will prepare them for success in the 21st century ..."
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"Wizer is a great, free service that bills itself as a tool for creating "blended worksheets." While that is a fine a description I think ..."
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"Looking for some good apps to help students with their homework? The collection below is a great place to start with. We have curated some of the most popular iPad apps that students can use to work on their homework, organize their assignments, take notes, manage tasks and many more ..."
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"Podcast assignments can show teens another way to tell stories ..."
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"Professors discuss the changing roles of campus libraries and librarians in the online education era ..."
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"This article discusses how to make statistical graphics a more prominent element of the undergraduate statistics curricula. The focus is on several different types of assignments that exemplify how to incorporate graphics into a course in a pedagogically meaningful way ..."
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"f you answer no to all six questions when evaluating the design of assignments and student work, then chances are that technology is not really being applied in the most innovative ways ..."
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"... Now, however, even the most creative teachers are being stretched like never before in regards to creating assignments that work in technology-rich learning environments ..." Via Teresa Pombo
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"...Here is the conundrum: teachers see technology as a tool to inspire student learning; entrepreneurs see it as a way to standardize teaching, to replace teachers, to make money and to market new products. Which vision will prevail?"
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