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Education in the world of web 2.0. New approaches to organized learning using online tools. Teaching and learning with a browser open.
Updated on May 18, 10
Created on Aug 30, 09
Category: Schools & Education
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Mike McIlveen's List: Education 2.0
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Aug 30, 09
Assessment and curriculum district blog for teachers and admin. Not just a web page, but attempting to be interactive.
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Sep 02, 09
Envisioning Education, with leadership and tech focus. Anonymous.
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Sep 03, 09
A self-education enthusiast, Jamie Littlefield, studies the art of learning.
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Sep 03, 09
Blog of the Curriculum and Instruction department of stvrain (school district in u.s.)
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Sep 03, 09
Blogs page from Moving Forward Wiki, great list of subject specific blogs, as well as some district level blogs.
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Sep 03, 09
Blog for Chicago public school news and views.
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Sep 05, 09
Article details advantages of online learning environment. Commented.
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Sep 09, 09
Handouts, Day plans, Due Dates, Cool Stuff for Physics Grade 11
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Sep 09, 09
Cathy Toll makes the case that "learning is all" in the future of education.
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Sep 09, 09
Attempting to grasp the future of learning/doing mathematics. Affiliated with "Math 2.0" and home schooling resources.
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Sep 03, 09
Transcript and podcast of interview with Bob Garfield and the death of traditional jouralism. Maybe relevant to education by analogy.
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The media giants we've all become accustomed to - newspapers, magazines, radio and TV are already losing their heads as audiences and advertisers drift away.
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The problem is the advertisers will not pay for an online ad what they've paid for traditional media ads for years and years and years. And that's because the Internet world - while giving us so many wonderful things the digital revolution has provided for us - it has created an almost bottomless reservoir of content, and therefore almost a bottomless reservoir of advertising inventory, which depresses the price that any publisher can fetch for its advertising. So the problem with the New York Times and it - ABC TV and everywhere else in the old media world, is they cannot generate enough revenue from advertising to pay for the content we have all come to love and depend.
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Aug 26, 09
Free open source planetarium for your computer. Will generate views from any planet. Not quite math, but I'm sure we can work it in!
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Mar 25, 08
educators share resources and anecdotes related to web2.0 and new approaches for the 21st century, in education
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Mar 18, 08
assessment for learning video by dr. douglas reeves, jan 8 2008\n
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Apr 22, 09
Meta links to other ed links on Diigo. Amazing compendium of links.\n
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