- This is part two of a six part series on ways to use Google+ in the classroom after getting through the logistics of using it. Our discussions surrounding the use of Google+ in the classroom have centered on the following six possibilities within ...
- Google provides an abundance of apps that can be used for educational purposes. It has a section called Google Apps for Education where it provides the teaching workforce with a multitude of Google services to use in schools and classrooms. via Po...
- As Microsoft continues to push Office 365, its subscription software-as-a-service offering, a new survey underscores Redmond's diminishing hold on enterprise users. And the problem will only get worse as younger users enter the workplace, if a rec...
- Kevin Nakao is a guest contributor for Mashable and CEO of Meritshare. You can follow him on @knakao or on his blog. Chances are high that a recruiter or hiring manager will Google you online before offering you an interview or job. via Pocket
- Thanks to Lisa Johnson, I recently learned about Quizdini. It’s a simple and free tool for creating multiple-choice or “drag-and-drop” quizzes. There is no way right now to monitor student results, but they are working developing such a system. vi...
- RealtimeBoard is an endless online whiteboard where you can upload images, draw, add text, post notes and comments and save the results instantly. It is a great web tool for collaborative work as it allows users to invite people and start collabor...
- One of the benefits of using Google’s online services is that all your media and documents can be integrated across platforms and with various Android and iOS mobile apps. via Pocket
- © Future US, Inc. 4000 Shoreline Court, Suite 400, South San Francisco, California, 94080. All Rights Reserved. via Pocket
- Here are the Top 100 Tools for Learning 2012 – the results of the 6th Annual Learning Tools Survey - as voted for by 582 learning professionals worldwide, and compiled by the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies. (Released 1 October 201... Een mooi lijstje met webtools: http://t.co/Xa1QsHwTdR Gewoon 1tje kiezen :) #100
- Getting ready for a brief meeting on using Twitter, Evernote, etc. to build your PLN, I crafted an Explain Everything (iPad app) video. Then, while sharing it with a colleague, she started asking questions and I ended up throwing some other videos...
- Below is a list of some great new web tools I have curated for you. These are basically web tools other educators have reviewed in their blogs and websites and which you can use in your teaching with your students. via Pocket
- I have the way to make your online activities more productive, more organized, and even safer. via Pocket
- Microsoft (MSFT), which is seemingly trying to remake itself from a software company into a non-profit privacy advocate on par with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, has shifted the focus of its anti-Google (GOOG) campaign to the realm of lobbyi...
- Quadblogging is a new term/concept that I just found out about on Twitter. This is a great concept that has 4 schools blogging in a cycle that helps people view and comment on students blogs. via Pocket
- means a storage account for use of the Box Solution. An Account may include individual Subaccounts as set forth in the Agreement. "Subaccount(s)" means an account for use of the Box Solution that is affiliated with an Account. Each Account or Suba... Create, store, and share beautiful screencasts with Box's new @screencasto integration! http://t.co/LMYiHunGQ2
- Welcome to a post I always have fun writing. Last May I attempted finding ways to use Word Clouds (Wordle) in education. When I concluded writing that post I was at 108 possible ways. More than a half year has gone by, and I am now have 125 way...
- Calling all science teachers! NASA wants to help you teach your students about The Universe. They teamed up with the American Museum of Natural History and Stereo to bring you the Journey to the Stars program. via Pocket
- CleanMyMac has been a powerful tool for Mac maintenance for a long time. CleanMyMac 2 has just arrived, and it is even more powerful than previous versions. via Pocket
- In this post, I am revisiting the topic of digital portfolio which I have talked about in earlier posts here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning . via Pocket
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- Op de studiedag verzorgden Bram en Natalie een sessie rond tablets en competenties 21e eeuw. Tablets in de klas? Implicaties voor het schoolbeleid! via Pocket
- Back in December I wrote an article to help users “Get started using Google Drive for document sharing.” This covered the basics of using Google Drive to share and edit files with others. A total of 5GB of space is offered for free with paid optio...
- Mobile Learning and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is the latest craze in education. Mobile devices are transforming the way teachers are teaching and students are learning. via Pocket
- So you want to use your iPad as a digital whiteboard, well there are apps for it. It is really pretty amazing the things we can now do with iPad. From teaching basic Math conceptions to young learners to cultivating higher order critical thinking ...
- is just as easy to use as the Mac version, if not easier. Because of the iPad's built-in camera and portability, it's so mush simpler to make a stop-motion video around the house or even outside -- get down on the floor or right up to the dog's no...
- I recently spent some time with Smoovie for Mac, a kid-friendly, stop-motion video app. I really loved it, but I thought I'd check out the iPad version, too. via Pocket
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- Google Story Builder was launched few months ago as part of the " Gone Google Initiative " . This Story Builder allows you to create mini-movies or video stories with the feel of Google Docs. via Pocket
- Ever since I was a kid, I loathed back to school commercials. They always showed parents gleefully skipping through aisles of pencils and notebooks as the kids, sullen and dejected, sluggishly followed along. via Pocket
- You don’t have to be in a 1:1 classroom to infuse technology into your instruction. If you have one iPad in your classroom, turn it into a technology station during literacy or math small group work. A group of 3-4 students can work collaborativel...