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While the look and feel of the resume has been quite constant for most of modern history, the resume has recently been turned on its head to including infographic, video and social media options. 
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The Single Best Idea for Reforming K-12 Education: Change the goal from making a system of teaching more efficient to making the system more effective by inspiring lifelong learning in students, so that they are able to have full and productive... Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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Underpinning a disdain for social media in higher ed is the assumption that students have an inherent aptitude for new technologies (RT @polarisdotca: Great article on social media in education, esp #highered, by @joshsternberg in The Atlantic
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January 31, 2022 9:41 PM
This article provides insight into how classrooms are still the same as they were a long time ago. I liked the analogy they used of a doctor being put in a current hospital and may be lost, but if you put a professor from a thousand years ago into a modern classroom he would know exactly what to do. It is crazy to think that with all that we have advanced in technology we have yet used it to improve our education system and use it to our advantage.
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Applications, tutorials, ideas, educational games, mobile apps, and web tools to help you integrate technology into education and enhance mobile learning... Via jamardu
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RT @edtechdev: Analysis, criticisms, alternatives to lecture capture http://t.co/InDLLe2 and http://t.co/L50zENH #edtech #highered #elearning...
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4 Ways to Make the Most out of Virtual WorldsCampus TechnologyPatrick O'Shea, assistant professor of instructional technology at Appalachian State University (NC), uses augmented reality in several of his courses, as well as virtual classes set in...
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The idea that newspapers need to become more social and transparent in order to build trust with their readers is not a new one -- but few have put it as well as a student journalist did in a recent column for The Daily Californian. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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![Infographic of the Week: The State of Social Media and Web Analytics in Higher Ed [INFOGRAPHIC] | Other Side Group | Educational Technology News | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/h4ComBYQAQZiXFFwqk_khDl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
The State of Social Media and Web Analytics in Higher Education [INFOGRAPHIC] http://t.co/uj0LXHo #socialmedia...
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The photo accompanying this article has nothing to do with the actual written content. Sort of. It's a photo that I came across on Flickr, taken by Ben Fredericson, and being a sucker ...
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LEGOs become educational toolGainesville TimesSeveral Gainesville City Schools teachers learned this firsthand at a LEGO symposium this weekend at Georgia Tech.
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Is the future of ePortfolios in your pocket? Creating electronic portfolios using mobile devices. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
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There are no significant differences in social media use based on race, income, education, or where they live. http://blogs.cio.com/web-20/16481/infographic-whos-using-social-media-today Social media...
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Dean Escotet has an impressive collection of technology gadgets from bygone days. One item missing from the collection was the iconic Motorola "brick" phone.
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Southern New Hampshire’s president, Paul J. LeBlanc, has sketched out one possible blueprint in a “thinking paper” that he wrote as a springboard for discussion. It’s called the “Next Big Thing.”
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Why a laptop is still better for school than an iPadLansing State Journal"At least for now," says Robert F.
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What do you think good e-learning looks like? I've shared my ideas in this post but it's really just the start of the conversation... please join in!
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As more students bring their own devices to school, Forsyth County Schools prepares teachers to facilitate learning and assess different kinds of work.
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The Dayton school district's social media policy has sparked a number of stories about "teachers banned from 'friending' students" on Facebook. But beyond the friending-ban, the policy has some common-sense advice for using social media.
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... needed was a teacher-oriented platform to provide Web content to students in a safe way.” Essentially, Borg and O'Hara created Edmodo as a closed social network within each classroom, where students can create profiles ...
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The difference between data, information, teaching, and #learning - as illustrated by cake: http://j.mp/rp8hHM...
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When one hears the word 'geek', images are conjured of pocket protectors and nightstands made out of old comic books.
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Video has been a part of classroom educational technology since 1910 (Saettler, 2004) and its use has continued to grow and change over time. A great deal has changed since the first school in Rochester, NY adopted video ...
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"It's a known fact that students are Facebook-obsessed. But a new survey shows that teachers might rival their younger counterparts when it comes to social media use. Nearly all professors are active on social media, and 80% of them use it as a teaching tool. Check out the infographic below to learn how college faculty are using social media both personally and professionally."
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Just a few years back, teachers struggled to get students to shut off cellphones, sign off Facebook and quit Tweeting in school. Today, the same teachers are encouraging children to log on and get connected.
