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Accept, reject, but don’t modify
The issue of whether users have a right to modify content to suit their personal preferences and convenience gets me started. If my reference here is too obtuse, I am describing the capability various technology providers offer to avoid ads. … Continue reading
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YouTube Control
Google offers app administrators greater control over what students can view on YouTube. This feature is integrated directly into the Google Apps Admin console under YouTube settings [Apps > Additional Google services > YouTube]. In addition to restricting video content, admins will be able … Continue reading
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Some teachers improve but we are not sure how
A study (The New Teacher Project) implemented a study attempting to determine what professional development strategy or strategies could be associated with improved teaching. This is what I would call an atheoretical study – measure an outcome and see what … Continue reading
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Old is new (again)
When in a cynical mood (which can occur frequently), it seems to me that educational innovations are very often rediscovery (without attribution) or rehashes of older ideas. Growth mindset = effort attribution Flipping = preparing for class Individual progress = the … Continue reading
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Paint Map
Paint Map offers users a way to color code maps based on statistical data. The service provides an XLS file with a column designated for your statistical data. Uploading the file then generates a map. Sample maps are provided. This service … Continue reading
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Cloudbooks
I have to admit the concept of a “cloudbook” is new to me. I can tell because my browser still thinks the word is misspelled. Tech journalists I follow started mentioning cloudbooks after the release of Windows 10 and it … Continue reading
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