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I’ve used and recommended Evernote for the past 7 years, and after the company’s recent announcement changing their pricing structure, it’s time to transition. You can read all the reasons why their move is...
We’ve seen quite a few pronouncements about how games might increase learning in our schools, but we’ve not seen much research on the why they might work. Recently, a group of educational psychologists from...
I want to introduce you to Kelly Kermode, Integrated Learning Strategist at Forest Hills Public Schools in the greater Grand Rapids area. Kelly is an educator who has been in a number of roles...
How many times have you had a PDF that was in jail? For some reason, over the past several weeks, I’ve received PDFs (Adobe Portable Document Files) that were password protected – and without...
You’ll recall in post 1 of my Networked Learning Project, I described how I was going to watch a few videos to figure out how this quadcopter thing works. I skipped that step and...
I’m currently facilitating Teaching for Understanding with Technology (CEP810) as part of MSU’s MAET program. One of the initial assignments for our learners is to blog about something they’ve always wanted to be able...
I’ll get to numbering once I get my whole list done. I’ve been thinking of doing a series like this for a while and with the extended weekend, and a gentle rain outside, I...
When I’m out doing the educational technologist thing, I always make sure I’m prepared with concrete examples of each of the tools that I might demonstrate. Without something to look at, an exemplar if...
Do you have any plans to record in the classroom or holiday events? Here’s a simple tip that will fix them: Holding your device horizontally helps you catch the big picture and also allows...
Check out Table Top Audio – a great site for you to use to set the mood in your classroom while your students work on or you introduce a unit. It was built to allow...
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