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See on Scoop.itSocial Media: Changing Our World of Education

“The times, they are a changin’  ”. Real world skills are changing, too!

Everyone (not just students) needs real world skills, in today’s hectic world:

communication,collaboration,social media…

See on edudemic.com

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Lusting after Google’s glasses?Here are 15 augmented reality apps you can get now…You have to see this! It’s all coming so quickly. Welcome to the Future…again!!

Via www.cio.com.au

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A couple of years ago, Jay Baer wrote a great blog post called ‘The 39 social media tools I’ll use today‘ which was an all-in-one toolkit for social media…”

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Adam Vincenzini revisits this article, with great new insights, here: Via thenextweb.com

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Via Scoop.itSocial Media: Changing Our World of Education

 

Discover the tools and techniques today’s teachers and classrooms are using to prepare students for tomorrow — and how you can get involved. Your children deserve it!

Edutopia is a well-respected educational site, offering extensive information for interested parents. Be prepared to spend some valuable time here!”

Via www.edutopia.org

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Via Scoop.itSocial Media: Changing Our World of Education

If we really want our education systems to prepare students for tomorrow’s digital world, we should worry less about formats and instead focus on what to teach – or what not to teach. A few obvious candidates for omission would be spelling (thanks to spellcheckers), facts (available instantly and everywhere via the internet), and handwriting (who writes by hand these days?). Instead, why not teach them how to filter reliable from unreliable information, an essential skill for the Google generation? Or even how to see through misleading headlines?Do you agree or disagree??

Via oupeltglobalblog.com


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Via Scoop.itSocial Media: Changing Our World of Education

MentorMob is a Learning Playlist platform that allows educators to curate, collaborate on, and share any kind of content. Articles, videos, PDFs, images, Google Docs, etc. can be easily organized into Playlists and assigned to students in a traditional or flipped classroom setting. Teachers can track student progress and students can ask questions with the social interaction feature on the site.
Via www.mentormob.com

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Images of devastation in Haiti dominated news media, in 2010!

Check out my previous blog posts here:

     

  1. Haiti- a race against time !

This amazing report comes to us from the Boston Globe. We can only guess and imagine the horror felt by Haitians, during and after the devastating earthquake, there.

They say that a picture is worth a thousand words. I agree. Take a look at these shocking photos, for yourself. I warn you that some pics are very difficult to view.

http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/01/haiti_48_hours_later.html

Photo credits: Reuters; American Red Cross; Getty Images; AP Photos; & more.

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2. Haiti: Finding Missing People

The New York Times posted an interactive site to help people find missing relatives here:

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/01/14/world/haiti-missing-people.html

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   3. Mobile Emergency Preparedness

My other relevant blog post is this one, about the critical importance of mobile emergency preparedness. This is becoming more important every day. Whether it be during a winter snow storm or an every-day auto accident, social media  can be a life-saver ( literally)!

Credit: Mollie Vandor, Mashable


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Via Scoop.itSocial Media: Changing Our World of Education

Educators and experts say smart phones and tablets are the future of public education (RT @SchoolNetSA: Cellphones once seen as a distraction but now a teaching tool – http://t.co/W01Ilc1a… This article opposes the last article I posted to this blog! See for yourself!
Via www.pe.com

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Via Scoop.itSocial Media: Changing Our World of Education

Yet, in times like ours, when the gulf between the past and future stretches light years, cognitive dissonance ensues when students, teachers and parents try to figure out what technology should be used to bridge this timeline. Be sure to read this thought-provoking article from MindShift!

See if you agree!
Credit: Via mindshift.kqed.org

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Twitter apps, Tutorials… so much to learn, so little time!  

This is truer today than it ever was!

Now there are content curation sites,online encyclopedias (ae), podcasts, social media sites,visual dictionaries , WikisYouTube videos, and  more!

Online collaboration(sharing) is making learning so much easier, & much more fun! Be prepared to spend some good “quality time” exploring this site:

Credit:  Jane Hart (Jane’s picks) http://c4lpt.co.uk/directory-of-learning-performance-tools/

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