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The Learnist Chrome Extension is now live in the Chrome Web Store. The extension is the easiest way to collect what you’re learning around the web, or add a new section to an existing Learn Board. Here's how to use it. 
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How do we group students? I think about this as I look across my classes. Depending on what I teach and the year, I get students grouped in different ways. This set of Learnist resources should help.
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Why start from scratch? Here is a list of sites with excellent lesson plans, software, worksheets, and more.
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Tips to find the best way to study and ways you can avoid distractions.
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With the push for integrating technology within the 21st century classrooms, teachers are no longer using low-technology approaches to enable students with autism to communicate with others. Instead, iPads are being used to communicate.
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All things related to Google in Education and usage by teachers in the classroom.
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Easter is the holiest day of the Christian year- the day which celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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When you're perusing Learnist, you come across great things. I wanted to provide a little guidance and share my favorite Learnist boards by teachers.
Clare O'Connor's curator insight,
April 15, 2013 10:45 PM
Teacher friendly PD, written and shared by other teachers. A Pinterest for educators. Learnist is a really useful tool.
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This education-focused free media and resource sharing site is a great tool for teachers and students. Guest post by Franca Gilbert. I love Learnist. I’ve
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These two terms are synonymous and can be used interchangeably. In Spanish, the widely promoted academic term is “aprendizaje hibrido”. In English speaking North America the more commonly used term is Blended learning. If we were to attempt to semantically dig for a distinction between the two terms I would say hybrid learning captures the essence of the degree to which success in these learning environments truly depends on teacher innovation. Today technology is a tool not curriculum. Instruction in blended learning environments should be based on choosing the tool that best enables learning. Successful adaptation of a lesson to that new tool results in a “hybrid” version or innovative pedagogical prototype of the traditional lesson. Whereas the term blended learning lends itself to be under-interpreted as simply including technology in your classroom and ignores the pedagogical component. Follow me on twitter @inabble
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If you want to share on http://learni.st/users/DUMACORNELLUCIAN/ more tools and apps like, comment and share my boards...
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There are more than 1.5 million iPads currently in use in educational institutions and schools and thousands of educational apps to choose from. Here are our thoughts on best educational applications for students and teachers.
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Jennifer Okpara's curator insight,
April 16, 2014 2:21 PM
I never knew I was using a web 2.0 tool until I got to this class. Web 2.0 replace ordinary tools like Microsoft that makes your work look more creative. I've started to use slide share for example instead of youtube to do slideshows.
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Resources to assist in the creation of a 21st Century Learning School District K-12. Educational Technology Focus for student engagement and student achievement.
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The iPhone 5 includes a very high grade camera. And you've always got it with you, so you can capture any photo opp you come across. Learn how to maximize this tiny camera in your pocket to take amazing photos!
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We make mathematics more accessible by using technology to keep costs low and quality high. We publish both open (free) and affordable textbooks and resources.
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As educators, we often assume that students understand plagiarism and they understand how to avoid it. But, do they? And do we discuss it enough? or design our courses in a way that avoids the greatest pitfalls of plagiarism?
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Web design, Ruby, coding, and learning online are all critical skills needed for both students and tech-savvy teachers. These boards will help you out.
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I wanted to take a moment and share my favorite Learnist boards from the past year. There may not be ones from every month (Learnist is new!) but it helps.
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This board is material presented during the first #Learntalk Twitter Chat.
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There are so many history boards on Learnist which span a variety of topics. Some of these are about the teaching of history, and others are specific to certain events or periods.
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