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Essential Skills for 21st Century Survival: Part 6: Storytelling
Choosing social media/web 2.0 tools for use in teaching and learning
Connecting formal education to social media/web 2.0 tools is a relatively new area. Educational institutions hope that by purchasing a virtual learning environment (VLE) all of their learning technology needs will be met.
Writing Multiple-Choice Questions for Higher-level Thinking by Mike Dickinson
We eLearning developers are used to the question, “Which is better, eLearning or classroom instruction?” The answer is, “It depends.” It’s the same answer if one asks, “Which are better, multiple-choice or essay questions?”
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Historical Thursday: Agostino Ramelli’s Bookwheel
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Life in an Inquiry Driven, Technology Embedded, Connected Classroom: English
10 Cool Uses Of Wolfram Alpha If You Read And Write In The English Language
It took me some time to wrap my head around Wolfram Alpha and the queries it uses to spout out those results. A bit of time with it helped me look beyond what earlier seemed like computational mumbo-jumbo, and see the really practical ways I could use Wolfram Alpha.40 Inspiring Quotes About Reading From Writers
NaNoWriMo may be over and our schedules may be filling up with holiday parties and family visits, but despite all that, December is one of our favorite months to curl up and read. If you need a little extra inspiration in this most hectic of months, however, never fear. To spur you on, we’ve collected a few inspiring quotes about reading by some people who read quite a lot — the authors themselves.