
eLearning
We can talk all we want about what students should learn in the classroom. But the reality is that most teachers have to balance “academics” with a multitude of other lessons: how to be good students, how to be good citizens, and simply how to behave. Behavior management is actually a significant part of what teachers have to do every day, and while there’s a wealth of information to help them with tips and tricks, there isn’t a lot of technology in place to help them with the implementation of best practices. The startup isn’t just interested in “gamifying” good behavior. It wants to foster instrinsic, just not extrinsic, motivations in education. There may be a solution with the use of tech — at least that’s what ClassDojo founder Sam Chaudhary believes.
Can Mobile Phones Help Teachers Manage Classroom Behavior?
Balancing Fun and Learning in Educational Games - Digital Education
One of the most frequent challenges at the forefront of most stories I write about educational games is how to balance fun and engagement with instructional content and learning, or in other words, how to avoid the criticism that many edugames are "chocolate-covered broccoli"—something students quickly sniff out and reject. Here at the Serious Play Conference , Talib Hussain, a senior scientist from Raytheon BBN Technologies, discussed just how to do this.Do you know how many of your supporters use popular social networks like Google+, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube?
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Records show how Ann Arbor public schools are dealing with cyberbullying
50 Ideas on Using Twitter for Education
6 Examples of Using Twitter in the Classroom
Las cegueras del conocimiento : el error y la ilusión
Cómo evaluar el aprendizaje en e-learning ... las cegueras del conocimiento...
School of One in New York City leverages technology throughout the school day. A few months ago, I posted an article by Shelly Blake-Plock called 21 Things in Education That Will be Obsolete in 2020, which lists some of the ways in which the face of schools will change in less than a decade. In this op-ed, which originally appeared in the Baltimore Sun , he describes what exactly needs to be done to get to there. By Shelly Blake-Plock


Roger, hi! I'm Oliver Starr, Chief Evangelist for Pearltrees. I'm reaching out to educators to learn more about how people like you are using Pearltrees as an educational tool. Would you have some time in the next few days to talk with me via Skype? I'm stitch_surfs on Skype, @owstarr on twitter. Hope we can talk soon! by ostarr Jan 20