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Change powered by the insight and ownership of educators on the front lines is the most solid and sustainable. Via Bobbi Dunham 
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Are your online courses too stuffy? Clark and Mayer’s (2011) personalization principle refers to the practice of making e-learning more personable to increase learner outcomes. The authors recommended the following research-based personalization practices: informal written language (... http://elearningfeeds.com/personalizing-distance-education/ Via Christopher Pappas
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The basic cognitive skills needed by previous generations are no longer enough. Students in the conceptual age must also master the higher levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy and Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, including creation, metacognition and self-actualization. Via Bobbi Dunham
ChristopherBell's curator insight,
January 14, 2015 7:33 PM
This is very timely for us at International School Bangkok as we are re-visiting curriculum and technology integrations. Just had to share this infographic from ISTE. 
Ricard Garcia's curator insight,
February 12, 2015 2:24 AM
How to implement a new classroom and learning paradigm: A nice outline |
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Knowing What NOT to do can be as Valuable as Knowing What TO do Do you want to really get the most out of using technology in your classroom and courses? Or Via Charlie Chiarelli, Bobbi Dunham
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Students should look for online instructors who provide a clear syllabus and outline when they will respond to student emails. Via Bobbi Dunham
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Professional Development & Teachers. Run, don't walk to view must-read material! @ http://t.co/sKWyGCtZjo http://t.co/He5cOsTkia Via Bobbi Dunham
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By Steven Isaacs Have you tried to gamify your classroom? Do you incorporate game-based learning into your curriculum? Gamification and game-based learning have become buzzwords in education yet some general confusion still exists regarding what each is and what each is not. I would love to clear up any misconceptions. Gamification Gamification is the idea of adding game elements to a nongame situation. Corporate reward programs are a good example. They reward users for certain behaviors. Starbu Via Bobbi Dunham
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