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Resources for teaching Plagiarism from Rutgers University, shared by Gretchen Schroeder in Spring 2009, with the following caveat: "There are a couple of things in the “Quiz” video that are not precisely accurate e.g. they don’t cover common knowledge quite right."
report on technologies likely to be used in education in the future; full report will be released during this organization's June 12-15 conference
Stephen's pal from Microsoft, missing "e" from his name; conducted Windows 8 workshop in Pittsburg attended by Stephen Alonso in May 2012
Educational site for Minecraft game, includes information about educational pricing and ideas for use in school
From Ron Larentowicz, 5/18/2012: "JeopardyLabs is yet another project by Matt Johnson, an undergraduate at Washington State University, Vancouver (who should really be more focused on his studies).
JeopardyLabs makes it easy to create jeopardy templates without PowerPoint. Give it a try, you'll probably like it a lot."
well-presented video of Disneyland's Fantasmic show from 2011, shown from multiple camera angles + includes footage at the end from a show when the riverboat was not running, so characters were all on Tom Sawyer Island at the end of the show
Resources and statistics, particularly for parents and educators, to help explain the need for cyber safety
Shows how "you can't take it back" when posting a picture online + you can't control who sees it
Mission: Leadership and opportunities in technology, innovation, design and engineering. Members apply STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) concepts through co-curricular programs.
Suggested by Deb Rottinger, 5/11/2012
Suggested as system for sharing pictures and videos, by Mike Schmelder, Director of Information Services, Lancaster Country Day School
Primarily written to encourage schools to share information via Twitter, but also contains suggestions of how teachers can benefit (and fwiw, I found the article from one of the people I follow on Twitter)
The author reflects on student evaluations, citing a study that asked students what they expect from their professors (also talks about how it applies to K-12 schools)
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What would you recommend to improve this course? What do you want to see more of in this class? Less of?"
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online survey of 1,883 students from 10 European countries
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the author opines about why people by Mac laptops and some of his concerns about the ability of users to modify and perform simple repairs (such as changing the battery) on iPhones
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That backlit Mac logo serves the same purpose as the big Gucci label on the side of an expensive pair of sunglasses
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the battery, which cannot be replaced by users
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suggested as good cleaning cloth for ipads or other electronic devices
SMART announced it would release it's iPad application this summer
Filtered search engine that presents related terms in a web + displays results for web sites, pictures, and some key facts on the right side of the page. Suggested by Jeremy Carver, 5/7/2012;
**** NOTE: as of 5/7/2012 this site claims not to work in Internet Explorer ****
Shows a Yamaha piano that can be played from remote locations
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