Through ETMOOC participants like Lorraine Boulos are realizing ”I am not just learning HOW to connect but WHY connect” and are now trying to transfer the skills they’re learning into their classrooms.
So I’ve put together tips for getting the most out of blogging with your student (you can watch the recorded ETMOOC student blogging session here).…
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Loading...A common challenge with connected learning is you want to learn it all NOW!
But some times it is better to remember:
Adapted from Photo by pareeerica via Creative Commons ShareAlike 2.0
I’m keen to see ETMOOC participants celebrating their learning and achievements in March like this:
Adapted from photo by Anirudh Koul via Creative Commons ShareAlike
Rather give up feeling overwhelmed like this:
Photo by jazbeck via Creative Commons ShareAlike 2.0
Remember you don’t need to follow every link, think about every conversation.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...A key skill working online is working out strategies that save you time.
It’s all about:
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I’ve had enough of the work involved with dealing with spammers on Ning sites.
So decided to reduce the workload by getting rid of eTools and Tips for Educators.
It’s a cool name and URL – http://etools.ning.com/
If Ning is like blog sites once a URL has been deleted no-one including the original user can create the site again with that URL.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...It’s amazing how a blast from the past can be such a powerful reminder!
I created Animoto video below over 2 years ago!
Had to push the boundaries of using Animoto by adding words and voice.…
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