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For the past several weeks, I have been preparing a series of workshops for school and community leaders who are ready to embrace social media and explore the powerful ways new social technologies and platforms can be used in classrooms and schools.
A MUST read: http://blog.teachercast.net/an-open-letter-to-school-leaders-by-angelamaiers/
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Teachers say the camaraderie and free, instantaneous help they find through Twitter is far more useful than traditional school training programs.
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This new digital age has everyone engaging in some form of social media -including teachers. With the growing interest of educators in...
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What would happen if instead of being bashed, blamed, and scrutinized, educators were lauded, celebrated, and recognized. That is among the goals of what might become the annual Bammy awards. The Awards aim to foster recognition of excellence in education, encourage collaboration and respect, elevate education and education successes in the public eye, and raise the profile and voices of the many undervalued and unrecognized people who are making a difference in the field.
Read more and share it: http://theinnovativeeducator.blogspot.com/2012/09/influential-educators-bloggers-and.html
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Infobourg et Carrefour Education ont publié conjointement un dossier consacré à l'usage de Twitter au sein du monde éducatif : "Ces enseignants qui tweetent" (juin 2012). Le dossier de 12 pages au format PDF propose une approche croisée des différents usages pédagogiques expérimentés par plusieurs enseignants, notamment au Québec. Via Laurent Blanquer
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