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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Trends | Take the Vision K20 Survey Now
Last minute chance—SIIA seeks your participation in their Vision K-20 Survey. An important national study, the report will assist policy-makers on the local, state and national levels. It takes about 15 minutes to complete online—and guess what? All responders will … Continue reading
50 Fascinating Edupreneurs
There’s something about an edupreneur (you know, an entrepreneur in the education sector). It’s one thing to have all that extraordinary drive, innovation and passion for creating a business—this moves our economy forward. But combine that with an area of existence so vital … Continue reading
Driving Miss Daisy and Her Data
CLASSROOM 21 | by Greg Limperis These days more than ever, data is driving our instruction. In this day of standardized testing, formative and summative assessment, MAP testing, and so much more—there’s a ton of data that follows our students … Continue reading
Posted in Trends, Greg Limperis, Columnists
Tagged Greg Limperis, teacher tools, Technology Integration in Education, education data, data-driven instruction, MAP testing, IEPs, data dashboards in education, formative assessment, summative assessment, mobile assessment tools for teachers
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Trends | Teachers Mobile Guide from EDC
It’s a small world after all, and Education Development Center has published a helpful free guide on distance education for teacher training—including discussion on mobile devices—Distance Education for Teacher Training: Modes, Models and Methods. The guide details modes of distance … Continue reading
Interview | Course Hero Rescuing Education with Curated, Crowd-sourced Courses
It’s already been a busy 2012 for Andrew Grauer (pictured, right). His company, Course Hero, kicked off the year with a relaunch of their Flashcards app, featuring a bold new redesign and the addition of Optimal Learn proprietary technology to help … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Grauer, Course Hero, crowdsourcing in education, curated courses, new ways to learn
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