What is the point of innovation? If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! I feel the “point” of innovation is NOW! Now? Yes NOW! How? Forget the past. Innovate now. Try a clean slate. A new look from a different angle. Rewrite the rule books. Explore timeless thinking. Involve everyone! Absorb different cultures. Incorporate other fields. Enquire. Delve. Question. Hatch. Concoct. Brew. Do. I hope you enjoy viewing my Mind Maps – there are hundreds more planned here at the Mind Map Inspiration Blog plus ongoing creativity and drawing tips. Also available: E-Books designed to help you create stylish and artistic mind maps of your own. If you know someone who could benefit from this post and others here at the Mind Map Inspiration Blog please share with them.
YouTube im Unterricht Details Geschrieben von Beat Küng YouTube und andere Videoplattformen werden noch immer erstaunlich selten im Unterricht genutzt. Das Dossier „YouTube im Unterricht“ führt durch die Plattform und zeigt vom Erstellen eines Nutzerkontos bis zu den online-Bearbeitungsmöglichkeiten das Potenzial für die Medienbildung auf. Das Dossier kann als PDF heruntergeladen werden. Version 2013_7, komplette Überarbeitung Version 8-2012, mit der neuen YouTube-Funktion "Gesichter automatisch unkenntlich machen" 9 Tools to Create E-magazines and Newspapers for Your Class 1- Uniflip UniFlip converts your magazine, brochure or catalog from its original PDF format into an exciting, professional multi-media digital format with pages that flip. 2-Joomag Joomag is a web tool that lets you create your own magazines using a simple online editor. 3- Scribd Scribd is known for being a reading library where you can search for and find ebooks and slides but it is also a magazine creator which allows users to upload their own content and turn it into a magazine 4- Issuu This is like Scribd above. 5- Zinepal This tools lets you create an ebook or magazine from posts and articles of a blog. 6- Build A Newspaper This one is a professional platform that provides teacher based templates to create mazagines. 7- Fodey This is most simple of all the tools mentioned here. 8- Open Zine This is another web tool that allows users to create their own magazines without any need for advanced tech knowledge. 9- Calameo
Warum Tablets im Unterricht? Didaktische Relevanz Studien belegen, dass Tablet Computing zur Schlüsselkompetenz wird und daher auch in den schulischen Alltag integriert werden sollte. Horizon Report 2013 Der Horizon Report ist eine internationale Studie, in der Technologietrends in Bezug auf ihren Einfluss auf den Bildungsbereich untersucht werden. JIM Studie 2012 Die JIM Studie des Medienpädagogischen Forschungsverbunds Südwest, die den Medienumgang von Jugendlichen im Alter zwischen 12 und 19 Jahren untersucht, belegt, dass die Nutzung von Tablets stark zunimmt und mittlerweile bereits über der Nutzung von MP3-Playern liegt. In dem Bildungspolitischen Grundsatzpapier des BITKOM (Bundesverband Informationswissenschaft, Telekommunikation und neue Medien e.V.) aus dem Jahr 2011 wird eine Umfrage unter Schülern zum Einsatz von digitalen Lernmaterialien und der Nutzung webgestützter Kommunikation dokumentiert. Organisatorische Vorteile gegenüber dem Computerraum Tablets ermöglichen einen mobilen Einsatz. Gefällt mir:
30+ Websites to Download Free Photos If you are a blogger looking for free photos to use in your blog posts or a designer looking for free photography to use in your designs, then check out the websites below and you will find the best free stock photos. All of the photos that you will find on the websites below are free to use for commercial purposes, without asking permission or they need attribution so make sure you check before you use a photo. If you enjoyed this post please subscribe. Unsplash Unsplash offers you 10 high-resolution stock photos every 10 days. All the photos are licensed under Creative Commons Zero which means you can copy, modify, distribute and use the photos, even for commercial purposes, all without asking permission. Little Visuals Little Visuals posts 7 high-resolution images every 7 days. Death to the Stock Photo You can subscribe to get free photos every month for commercial use that you can use in your blog posts, social accounts and mockups. Picjumbo Gratisography Tinyography SplitShire New Old Stock
Personalized PBL: Student-Designed Learning I wrote a blog about one of the pitfalls of personalization for the ASCD Whole Child Blog. Specifically, that pitfall is the lack of engagement. With all the focus on personalization through time, pacing, and place, it can be easy to forget about the importance of engagement. No matter where students learn, when they learn, and the timing of the learning, engagement drives them to learn. When we factor all the pieces of personalization together, we can truly meet students where they are and set them on a path of learning that truly meets their needs and desires. Moving Past "Course-Based" PBL Due to the antiquated restraints of the education system, most educators are forced to implement PBL in a "course-based" manner. Student-Designed Projects Students at Phoenix High School have been engaged in a model similar to the one I've described. Role of the Teacher Not every teacher may be ready to jump into this type of personalization.
Content Curation: The Art of a Curated Post [Infographic] For content marketers wanting to economically increase content production, content curation is the optimal solution. It benefits both publishers and audiences—who appreciate expertly selected, third party, independent content. In fact, according to Curata’s study, best-in-class marketers use a content marketing mix of 65 percent created content and 25 percent curated content. But many people interested in content curation—and some who are already curating—may still have lingering questions about best practices. What should a curated post look like? How much of the original article should I include? To help answer some of these questions and outline the anatomy of curated piece of content, we created “The Art of a Curated Post.” 1. It’s vital to always craft a new headline to avoid competing with the original article in search engine results. Remember, even if a title worked well on the original post you’re curating (it got you to click, didn’t it?) 2. 3. 4. 5.
Mobile Learning Merklisten Mobile Endgeräte verfügen über immer umfassendere Funktionalitäten und werden zunehmend nicht mehr nur zum Telefonieren verwendet. Immer häufiger werden Online-Services nicht mehr am PC, sondern am Smartphone oder Tablet genutzt. Auch im Bereich des Lernens wächst die Bedeutung mobiler Devices stetig. Sie ermöglichen zeit- und ortsunabhängiges Lernen und sind überall verfügbar und mit dabei – damit können sie beispielsweise gut zum Üben oder Wiederholen eingesetzt werden. Darüber hinaus können sie vielseitig eingesetzt werden und unterstützen beispielsweise die Kombination verschiedener Lerninhalte (z.B. Apps - nützliche Anwendungsprogramme für den UnterrichtWenn man von Smartphones und Tablets spricht, kann auch der Bereich der Apps nicht außen vor gelassen werden. Nützlich für den Unterricht ist darüber hinaus die kürzlich überarbeitete iTunes U App von Apple, die Lehrer die Möglichkeit gibt, einzelne Materialien oder gesamte Kurse bereitzustellen.
Focus on Form-ative Assessment A few months ago I wrote a post about the value of utilizing Google Forms in education and shared a super cool resource containing 80+ ways to incorporate them into the classroom. Well, I’m back again… With more reasons why you should become a fan of this edtech gem… Yep, this geeky girl love, loves this particular component of Google Apps for Education. Why? Because forms can be created quickly and easily for an unlimited amount of purposes: assessment, polls, surveys, questionnaires and so much more! That said, whether you are a forms believer or not, check out the interactive image shown below—one I developed with ThingLink for a professional development session I facilitated last week in my district. Be sure to hover over the image to reveal the really good stuff! And by the way—no, you are not seeing things. A full screen version of this image can be found here.
PROMT : Projektarbeit : Medien : Medienarbeit: Schule: Mobiles in der Schule Mobiles in der Schule - Materialiensammlung (2013) Stand: 5.02.2014 Vorbemerkung Zwei Zitate und eine Vorbemerkung zur eigenen Perspektive vorab: "Die Schule muss die Voraussetzungen für eine offene, selbstbestimmte Lernkultur schaffen, die die durch Medien konstruierte Lebenswelt einbezieht und reflektiert. "While mobile technology is not and never will be an educational panacea, it is a powerful and often overlooked tool - in a repertoire of other tools - that can support education in ways not possible before." Eine Durchsicht der umfangreichen Zusammenstellung von Unterrichtsideen und Hintergrundinformationen im Bereich "Handy und Co." bei Lehrer Online zeigt: Es liegen zahlreiche Unterrichtsmaterialien zum Thema vor, in denen es hauptsächlich entweder darum geht, Jugendliche vor "Gefahren der Handynutzung" zu schützen, häufig verbunden mit einem deutlichen Belehrungsanspruch oder darum, herkömmliche lehrerzentrierte Verfahren der "Wissensvermittlung" effektiver zu gestalten.
Rubrics for Assessment Teachers who integrate technology into student activities and projects often ask us this question - “How do I grade it?” Fundamentally, assessing multimedia activities and projects is no different than evaluating traditional assignments, such as written essays. The primary distinctions between them are the unique features and divergent possibilities associated with their respective medium. For instance, a blog has a unique set of possibilities (such as hypertext, embedded video, interactive imagery, etc) vastly different than those of a notebook (paper and pen notes and drawings within a contained document). The first thing to realize is that you cannot separate the user from the device. iPads, Chromebooks, and tech tools themselves don’t demonstrate great learning; it’s about what students do with the technology that matters.
- Ten Engaging Digital Education Sites For Any Social Studies Classroom 0 Comments November 5, 2014 By: Michael Gorman Nov 4 Written by: 11/4/2014 8:57 PM ShareThis If you have performed a recent search you may have found there is a countless number of social studies resources on the internet. National Council for Social Studies – While NCSS has an outstanding website loaded with great information, you may wish to take a closer look at the Teacher Library. Edsitement – The link brings you to the lesson plan page, be sure to explore other amazing areas in the site. New York Times Learning Network – The New York Times has a wonderful selection of articles and lessons that have a wide range of social studies ideas. SAS Curriculum Pathways – This is a wonderful collection of highly engaging lessons plans available for free from SAS Curriculum Pathways in North Carolina. Teachers Pay Teachers – On a recent visit to this site there were close to 80,000 social studies and history resources available.. cross-posted at 21centuryedtech.wordpress.com