Learn. Together. The Enterprise Social Network. Wiggio - Makes it easy to work in groups. Glassboard. Private group sharing done right. OpenClass. Free Student Collaboration Tool - Podio. Easy Classroom Polling For Teachers and Students. Google Plus and Education. UPDATE: As of November, Google Plus is now available for Apps for Edu at the high school level.
This makes it even more valuable as a potential place to share information with students, or at least use the videoconferencing options. I’ve been playing around with Google Plus for about 24 hours, but I feel like I’m just starting to get the hang of it. For those that don’t know, Google+ was introduced on Wednesday and is Google’s (next) attempt to battle Facebook in the Social Media world. So, after using it for about a day or so, which is of course a very short amount of time, I’ve developed a few initial thoughts about the service and how it might be worthwhile to education.
A few initial observations: Pulse.to - a Group Text Platform to Text For Free. Welcome to Facebook - Log In, Sign Up or Learn More. Twitter. Studio by Purdue University - Mobile learning and student success. The Center for Digital Education (CDE) is recognizing Purdue as a digital education innovator for its suite of mobile applications —Hotseat, Passport, Jetpack and more — designed to bolster engagement inside and outside the classroom using technology already integral to students’ lives.
Read Full Story In basic economic theory, every action has a cost. Mobile Learning Made Easy. Brightkite. Secure Social Learning Network for Teachers and Students. Celly: Instant Group Text and Polls. GroupMe.