At my new job in Montana’s virtual school, I have been looking for quick, easy ways for teachers to be able to share quick bits of content using largely free tools so teachers can use the tools in an unlimited way on their personal and school computers without much ado. I’d like to share the [...]
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Signals of changeStudents in online learning condition performed better than those receiving face-to-face instruction -US Dept EducationStill the best way is a combo
Education needs to [...]
Many knew it was coming, but today it became official….jumpcut is no more. This is a blow to the Web 2.0 toolkit for the classroom. While there were some imperfections, (mainly the time it takes to upload video – an ongoing issue for sites dealing with video editing) this was a solid web app for [...]
I frequently find myself using resources scavenged from websites for various college classes- labs, rubrics, graphics, lectures, assignments, etc. in my high school science classes. I usually just stumble upon them while searching a particular topic. For a more organized search of some college course websites and a sense of the resources [...]
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