Christian Colleges. Job Search. International Schools. 60+ Top Articles On Blended Learning - Getting Smart by Jaclyn Norton - blended learning, DigLN, IOLchat. Challenge Success. Tech2Learn: Success Stories of Technology Integration in the Classroom. Facebook Edutopia on Facebook Twitter Edutopia on Twitter Google+ Pinterest Edutopia on Pinterest WHAT WORKS IN EDUCATION The George Lucas Educational Foundation Enhancing Lessons With Blended Learning VIDEO: Blended Learning Energizes High School Math Students (2012) Educator Peter McIntosh helps his students to take ownership of their learning by using interactive subject-mastery tools like Khan Academy. Back to Top Collaborative Digital Presentations With Online Tools VIDEO: Collaborative Digital Presentations Enrich Projects (2012) Educator Kate Summers engages her students by asking them to "teach back" chemistry concepts to their peers via online demonstrations created with tech tools like Google Docs, Keynote, and PowerPoint.
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They expect schools to provide the tools they use at home and at play. Educators expect students to learn the skills they will need to live and work in the future. As districts plan for change, they look at the issues surrounding one-to-one computing programs in order to provide access and equity to all students. Brought to you by Tech & Learning and sponsored by HP, this new series Fundamentals of K-12 Technology Programs covers the educational technology topics that matter most to the profession's leaders, practitioners, and innovators as they plan and implement effective instructional technology integration programs.
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Ruben R. Puentedura's Weblog. Full Loyalty, No Negativity? What Can Our Schools Learn from Apple? | The Christian School Journal. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if someone could write an article describing our schools titled “Full Loyalty, No Negativity?” I am a recent convert from a Windows PC to the Mac computing environment. That is a story for another day but what I want to share with you are some observations from my experiences in Apple stores and how those observations can be applied to move more of our students, parents, and employees closer to Full Loyalty with No Negativity.
If you have been in an Apple Store recently (if you haven’t I encourage you to do so as an observant leader–but you may want to leave your wallet at home!) You will discover that they are almost always filled with highly engaged customers, attentive staff, and great customer service. At least, that has been my experience every time I have visited an Apple store. Consider some of the observations from a recent Wall Street Journal article; Secrets From Apple’s Genius Bar: Full Loyalty, No Negativity. APPLICATION: This is a tricky one. Christian Educators Journal.