5 Bad Technology Habits Teachers Can Fall Into by Aimee Hosler Computer-based testing. Flipped classrooms. eLearning and online courses. Mobile learning. Personalized learning algorithms. Technology has revolutionized learning — and teaching. It doesn’t always work as planned, but when it does, technology can promote student engagement, boost efficiency and help tomorrow’s workers develop the tech skills employers so desperately…
5 Apps To Help Students Organize What They Learn contributed by Justin Boyle Most students need all the help they can get when it comes to planning big projects. Here’s a list of apps that can help them stay organized when they’re working on group presentations, research papers or other big tasks that might take…
We know the strong relationship between feedback & achievement. What about the one between feedback, personalization and, hence, motivation?
These are the best TED Talks for teachers because they make us laugh, warm our hearts, break down barriers, and inspire us to dig deeper.
Oculus Rift is one of the pioneering virtual reality headsets originally crowd-funded and eventually purchased by Facebook.
In lieu of all the guides, tips, strategies, and frameworks for twitter, some of you may still be looking to up your twitter game.
The computer industry’s ambition, pushed by consumer appetite, has created enthusiasm for technology design.
What Is The Value Of Education? by Andrew Koved, fedu.org My whole life I’ve been in love with 2 in 1’s, pocket knives that have tiny tweezers and scissors, and using my phone for its myriad of uses other than being able to place calls. Heck, if they made a 15 in 1 waffle iron,…
You can’t strictly cause curiosity, enthusiasm, or affection but you can play a critical role and helping them grow.
5 Web Tools for Giving Students Narrative Feedback by Mark Barnes Teachers may reside in a society driven by standards and high stakes testing, but this doesn’t change the fact that the best way to evaluate learning is with formative assessment and narrative feedback. When evaluation becomes a conversation, students are transformed into critics of…
Here are simple tools for teachers to create and publish apps for engaging students and inspiring them to learn necessary skills.
10 Tips For Smart iPad Security In Schools by PJ Gupta, CEO at amtelnet.com Tablet usage continues to expand in schools, colleges, libraries and universities. Students use tablets for taking notes in class, online learning, research and access to web based textbooks. Both students and teachers use tablets for collaborating on projects and distribution of content…
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