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A Learning Simulation For Science & Social Studies: Plan It Green

Technology / March 23, 2013

Plan It Green helps students learn about time & resource management while interacting in a city building learning simulation game.

Technology / March 20, 2013

An Infographic On The Current State Of Technology In The Classroom The current state of technology in the classroom is

Understanding how to flip your classroom is like anything else you do: understand the goal, choose an approach, and iterate over time.

Here’s how to create self-grading assessments using Google Forms, a time-saver for teachers committed to using data to revise instruction.

Literacy / March 13, 2013

I think we can all agree that the tone of digital communication is decidedly different than that which occurs face

by Ben Lovegrove, inkids.com.au While most educators and teachers are aware of the benefits that can arise in the classroom through

Finding apps isn’t difficult. Finding education apps is only a bit more challenging. Finding free education apps is also possible.

Google’s Cloud Printing is an under-the-radar technology that makes it easy to share printers, print remotely, and share documents.

by John Barell, morecuriousminds.com Recently, a curriculum coordinator at a Montreal IB World school asked me how we might assess students’ prior

Technology / March 11, 2013

If we’re being honest (and we are), we were of the opinion that the primary use of word clouds for

Learning / March 11, 2013

While the definition of ‘expert’ is subjective, the message is clear: expertise is less about intelligence and more about persistence.

Technology / March 11, 2013 / Video Games

How Video Game Design Is Like Rocket Science The connotation of video games is more than anything else, juvenile. If