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Online learning startup Coursera is partnering with several schools of education, as well as other institutions and museums, to bring professional development courses to K-12 teachers online.
Now we can choose from an array of professional development learning activities using sites like Coursera who offer MOOCs for teachers.
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Shakespeare’s major works
A Live Binder on teaching Shakespeare.
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Teaching Shakespeare. Some resources.
See on www.freetech4teachers.com
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When we read about engaging students in the classroom using technology and social media, authors often leave us with the impression that this work will flow gentle as a stream.
These year 9 students have written a guide about online education.
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An overview and information on content curation.
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Emaze vision – to change the way people create presentations through a simple, fully automated process that generate powerful and engaging showcases.
Another very handy presentation tool.
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Awareness of cyber safety is crucial. This is national awareness week.
See on www.staysmartonline.gov.au
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Now this is something that I am excited about! I like using the Intel Thinking Tools, they are a great way of making the processes of learning visible. They now have developed mobile apps for all of those using mobile devices. I have not yet tried them but intend to do so.
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