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This work has been realized by Steve Dembo and features some of the ways YouTube is being used for storytelling.
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Daily Archives: July 18, 2013
NASA Hits Milestone in Super-Black Nanotechnology
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A NASA engineer has achieved yet another milestone in his quest to advance an emerging super-black nanotechnology that promises to make spacecraft instruments more sensitive without enlarging their size. A team led by John Hagopian, an optics engineer at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., has demonstrated that it can grow a uniform layer of carbon nanotubes through the use of another emerging technology called atomic layer deposition (ALD). The marriage of the two technologies now means that NASA can grow nanotubes on three-dimensional components, such as complex baffles and tubes commonly used in optical instruments.
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A Fabulous Flow Chart on How Students Should Use Images from The Web ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
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“Using multimedia is part and parcel of students work in the classroom. Several classroom projects now include curating resources, using images and videos. However, the use of such media materials is regulated and does require complying by certain rules and guidelines. The wrong idea that many of our students hold about using media in class must change. They need to learn that something being accessible, downloadable and free does not mean it is ok to use it with no restrictions. For instance, when using images and pictures from the web, students need to learn how to properly give credit to their owners. The graphic below is a wonderful flow chart created byddd to help teachers teach their students about how to properly credit images they use. Enjoy”
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10 Digital Resources That Will Improve Your School Library
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Your school library may not be too busy over the summer right now, but that doesn’t mean teachers and librarians shouldn’t start making big plans with some of these useful web tools and digital resources.
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Flip Your Class with Google Hangouts – Fractus Learning
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Most teachers interested in flipped classrooms know that online videos can do much of the work in flipping a class: moving lectures, demonstrations, and other presentations out of the classroom and onto the Net where …
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The SAMR Ladder Through the Lens of 21st Century Skills – Getting Smart
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“This summer I have been digging deeper into the SAMR model of tech integration to help educators embrace 1:1 learning and the changes it will bring about. SAMR is a truly useful tool for helping teachers identify their current comfort zone in order to build expertise in designing efficient and effective student learning experiences. To reach higher levels on the SAMR ladder, teachers can make some planning and instructional shifts. A look at the big picture is helpful when trying to understand how to help students develop important 21st Century Skills at each level.”
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Infographic: The Rapid Growth of Google Apps For Education
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An infographic showing the growth of Google Apps for education. The growth of Google Apps in schools really has been staggering!
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15 More Apps To Create Books On The iPad – TeachThought
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“Creating books on the iPad doesn’t seem like the first thing you might do with one of the popular little tablets, but it’s really quite capable of doing so provided you’re not trying to write the next great novel.”
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Julius Caesar Literature Guide (Common Core and NCTE/IRA Standards-Aligned Teaching Guide) book download Kristen Bowers Download here http://baommse.info/1/books/Julius-Caesar-Literature-Guide–…
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Julius Caesar Literature Guide (Common Core and NCTE/IRA Standards-Aligned Teaching Guide) book download Kriste http://t.co/PjmCG0hsWe
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10 Tech Tools To Engage Students – Intelligent Enterprise (blog)
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10 Tech Tools To Engage Students Intelligent Enterprise (blog) “Technology-based learning and assessment systems will be pivotal in improving student learning and generating data that can be used to continuously improve the education system at all…
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