15: Organize and Share with Livebinders This is the 15th post in the “30 days to using the best of the web’s free tools for educators” series. Be sure to subscribe to the Teacher Challenge blog by RSS, like us on facebook, and follow us on twitter to keep up with future challenge posts as they are published. Objectives: What The Heck Is Livebinders? Overview I have been a fan and user of Livebinders for a while now. Watch this video on Introduction To Livebinders To recap, Livebinders is a digital 3 ring binder that you can put virtually anything into; webpage, PDF, document, image, or video. For example here is a binder I did, organizing my Twitter In Education resources. An Educators Guide To Twitter Or here is one of the most popular, a binder all about the iPad in Schools. Getting Started Getting set up is a breeze. From your shelf you can view any binders you have previously created or you can begin a new binder by clicking the Create Binder tab at the top. When you create a new binder you have a few options: Livebinder It Tool
Nirvana › Tour Capture Nirvana provides multiple ways to capture actions, thoughts and ideas to your Inbox. Keyboard shortcuts, rapid entry typing, via email and mobile apps... the faster you can clear your mind, the sooner you can free your mind for creative work. Process Processing your to-dos has never been faster, easier or more intuitive. Focus Star or un-star any item to effortlessly add or remove from the list of to-dos you need to focus on right now. Areas To leverage to power of GTD you need to get everything out of your head and into a trusted system (we recommend Nirvana). Contexts With just a few clicks of the mouse Nirvana can isolate to-dos based on available time and energy, location, resources, dates and more. Contacts Assign contacts to your projects and to-dos, either as Related-To or Waiting-For. Projects Turn any to-do into a Project, and group all related actions required to get to Done. Logbook Keep track of your accomplishments via the Logbook. Export
Blank A portfolio is a collection of work that has undergone a process of selection, reflection, and revision. I believe these 3 key components are critical when thinking about portfolios, especially writing portfolios. Over the last 2 decades there has been a push to use portfolios to assess student writing. All across the country one can find schools and school systems creating their own portfolio initiative. I think that the e-portfolio makes sense. On this page you will find various resources to help you get started with e-portfolios in your own classroom.
Sample Professional Teaching Portfolios McGill University Quick Links Elementary 3rd Year Fall Term Option McGill.CA / Elementary 3rd Year Fall Term Option Section navigation Sample Professional Teaching Portfolios Since the creation of a professional teaching portfolio was the major assignment for students during this full-term, integrated, field-based semester, a few examples of portfolios created by students in the project are provided here: Click on the links below to access these examples. Department and University Information Elementary 3rd Year Fall Term Option Creating a Service Learning Portfolio | Stable Transitions Creating a Service Learning Portfolio What is a Learning Portfolio? A purposeful collection of student learning that exhibits the student’s efforts and achievements in a specific course or project. How can Learning Portfolios be used? Portfolios are gaining popularity in College and University education as a means for students to demonstrate the knowledge and abilities they have acquired from a specific activity (e.g. participation in service). What goes into a Service Learning Portfolio? Documents pertaining to the processes involved in the project, as well as evidence of the project’s outcomes. - Journals or logs - Relevant academic work - Media coverage (including articles in the campus newspaper or website - Evaluations by community members and instructors - Organizational brochures or other information - Plan for action research or other future projects, etc. - Reflections that document the learning process. Benefits of a Service Learning Portfolio Like this: Like Loading... About kbarnstable
Ray Tolley's Demo eFolio : eFolio Notes If you've reached this page on our website, you've likely arrived here as the result of some error. In July of 2012, we undertook a branding change and converted the product known as eFolioWorld to myeFolio. As such, the content in individual eFolioWorld accounts was not changed, but instead the location of our hosting environment AND the name of our product and subsequent URLs did change. The cut-over to myeFolio was completed on July 6th at 3:00 p.m. If you had an eFolioWorld site and are attempting to find it, please check your URL and be certain that you've replaced eFolioWorld with myeFolio in the address (for example, login.efolioworld.com is now login.myefolio.com; and johndoe.efolioworld.com is now johndoe.myefolio.com). If you are still experiencing problems, please contact us!
LA RED DE APRENDIZAJE PERSONAL (PLN) juandon He notado una tendencia nueva y emocionante últimamente con las redes de aprendizaje personal (PLNs). Hasta la fecha el avance del PLN ha pasado algo como esto. 1) Unirse Las personas orgánicamente desarrollan sus PLNs cuando se selecciona para participar en los medios sociales como Twitter, Facebook, blogs, ya través de redes de aprendizaje como el aula 2.0. 2) que está al acecho Una vez que un miembro de una comunidad en línea, ver la gente en general para tener una idea de cómo funcionan las cosas y consumir información. 3) Conversar A continuación se mueven las personas en unaconversación por retweeting, en respuesta a la discusión, comentando en los blogs, que conecta a cara frente a la construcción de las conversaciones en curso, etc 4) Poner en marcha / Creación A veces la gente se mueve al inicio de la conversación por Twitter, a partir de los debates, el lanzamiento de blogs o redes de aprendizaje, a partir de conferencias (es decir, Educon, EdCamp), etc Wow! Me gusta:
Tom Vander Ark: How Social Networking Will Transform Learning There are plenty of theories about how to improve education. Most focus on what appear to be big levers--a point of entry and system intervention that appears to provide some improvement leverage. These theories usually involve 'if-then' statements: 'if we improve this, then other good stuff will happen.' Leading theories focus on people, schools, policy and community. Nonprofit ecosystems develop around theories, they ebb and flow with foundation interest. Although seldom discussed, leading levers differ substantially in terms of risk and return. You could add 'data' to the lever list, but given the wide recognition of its importance, better data is usually incorporated into strategies in each category. One problem not addressed by these theories is the lack of innovation diffusion in education--a good idea won't cross the street. In other sectors, platforms have proven to be a big lever: iTunes for music, Wal-Mart for consumer goods, Windows for computers.
Aussie Educator Home Page Registration — ePortfolio & Identity Conference We apologize for the inconvenience, but the page you were trying to access is not at this address. You can use the links below to help you find what you are looking for. If you are certain you have the correct web address but are encountering an error, please contact the Site Administration . Thank you. You might have been looking for… ePIC The ePortfolio & Identity Conference and Community Registration The 10th international ePortfolio and Identity conference, ePIC 2012, 9-10-11July 2012, takes place at the Savoy Place, London, home of the Institute of ... Instructions ePIC 2012 uses ConfTool for handling paper submissions, the review process, and participant registration. About ePIC 2013 The information digest for participation in ePIC 2013 Exhibitor Packages The Exhibition plays an integral part in the conference. Calendar Important dates for the Call for Contributions PerezGarcon.pdf Epic 2012 April-May Update Epic 2012 March Update ePortfolio 2003
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