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Monthly Archives: January 2012
EdTech Off to a Good Start in 2012
GUEST COLUMN | by Heather Campbell Looking back on 2011, major waves were made in the edtech world. We started seeing a noticeable shift in the movement from traditional textbooks to digital copies. Startups were bringing new ideas to the table … Continue reading
Cool Tool | Apple Reinvents the Textbook
Students can access over 20,000 education apps on their iPads. There are now more than 1.5 million iPads in use in education institutions. Now, with iBooks 2, students get a new textbook experience with their iPads, iPod touch, iPhone. You … Continue reading
Trends | Digital Learning Day
Here’s a great way to raise awareness and celebrate innovative teachers and instructional strategies. With technology transforming classrooms everywhere, and changing the way we buy groceries, listen to music and read books—it’s time for action. Help leverage technology’s potential in … Continue reading
Technology and its Power to Transform Education
CLASSROOM 21 | by Greg Limperis I’ve been lucky enough in my new position this year to see the power technology can play in transforming education. Thanks to a huge investment by our district in interactive whiteboard equipment, document cameras, … Continue reading
Posted in Columnists, Greg Limperis
Tagged Classroom 21, Compass, Criterion, Discovery Education, Fast ForWord, Fastt Math, Greg Limperis, Mimio, Nettrekker, Plato, Reading Assistant, Rosetta Stone, Scholastic Read 180, Scholastic System 44, school transformation, Technology Integration in Education, Waterford Early Reading Program
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Cool Tool | EasyBib for Students and Teachers
Among the largest and most popular online bibliographic composition tools (it was used by over 33 million students last year), EasyBib is a great resource for students and educators. They estimate they’ve saved students over 162,884,800 minutes of research time. … Continue reading
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Tagged academic research tool, bibliographic tools, citing sources, EasyBib, mobile app, research papers
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