The Teacher’s Guide To Writing In The Cloud
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Preface In part 1 of this post we took a look at the writing process itself–the relative awkwardness of the […]
The Google Curse: Too Much Information Too Easily Found
The Google Curse: Too Much Information Too Easily Found Read More
But the whole ‘universe at your fingertips’ via Google is unhelpful in this sense: what you’ll actually find is strangely limited.
Designing Learning Environments Around A Need To Know
Designing Learning Environments Around A Need To Know Read More
We love Digital Media and Learning. Among other virtues, their attention to the macro level ideas in learning and education
5 Strategies For A Student-Centered And Visual Curriculum
5 Strategies For A Student-Centered And Visual Curriculum Read More
The internet is fast becoming a place of spectacle. Early transition to the world wide web was marked by text-heavy
15 Mistakes In The Development Of Public Schools
15 Mistakes In The Development Of Public Schools Read More
Teachers are the hardest working professionals I’ve ever seen with my own eyes. My own experience as a teacher in
10 Things The iPhone 5 Tells Us About The Mobile Future
10 Things The iPhone 5 Tells Us About The Mobile Future Read More
Swiping, pinching, zooming, and other ‘non-typing’ interactions are emerging, moving us closer to a ‘touchless’ future of hardware.
What Does An Ideal Learning Environment Look Like?
What Does An Ideal Learning Environment Look Like? Read More
“What Does an Ideal Learning Environment Look Like?” by Adrienne Albregts first appeared on the CompassLearning Navigator and gettingsmart.com How would
Choosing The Right Mobile Device For Your Classroom
Choosing The Right Mobile Device For Your Classroom Read More
Though we haven’t written about it much just yet, something that’s of enormous interest to us here at TeachThought is