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"Educational terminology can be overwhelming with so many acronyms and buzzwords to remember. So we've created a must-know list of education lingo for your reference. 1:1: One laptop or device for each student in a class or school ..." 
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"The list of digital technologies that might be used for teaching and learning is extensive. It includes: LMSs (Learning Management Systems); MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses); BYOD (bring your own device); BYOT (bring your own technology) ..."
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"BYOD and virtualization inspire colleges to reimagine the traditional computer lab ..."
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"Decades before BYOD and one-to-one, schools were just getting acquainted with computing ..."
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"With just four categories and less than a dozen tools, educators can hit a lot of Common Core standards ..."
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"Vicki Davis shares a wealth of apps and platforms that can facilitate teaching and maximize learning within a BYOD classroom and school environment. She counts 51, and these are just her favorites! ..."
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"The increasing adoption of internet-ready devices among computer-literate students warrants a new, more dynamic approach to safeguarding them ..."
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"COPE is a new Business Model for Mobility that represents a different way to approach the employees-wanting-to-bring-their-mobile-devices -to-work problem. COPE is totally different to BYOD ..."
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"Implementing a BYOD classroom can (and should) take quite a bit of time. That is, of course, if you want it to succeed. Here are some tips to know..."
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"As we became more sophisticated about the use of technology in the classroom, we discovered that no single device met the needs of all learners ..."
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"As districts across the country purchase technology at a feverish pace, they must ensure they have a solid implementation plan ..."
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"With today's technology there are so many options to enrich your student's classroom experience.
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"A trend usually implies that something is short term, like a one-hit wonder on the radio, but when we talk about educational technology, these trends are here to not only stay, but grow. While it is hard to choose the most important educational technology trends, we did our best to craft this list of ten ..."
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"Engaging an audience is an important part of getting your message across. If you’re tired of your normal routine, try sharing information with your class or sparking a discussion with one of the free iPad apps in this post. Introducing a topic with embedded video clips and sharing graphics or images to convey information are …"
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"K–12 thought leader Eric Sheninger offers guidance on how to manage an arsenal of digital tools in the classroom ..."
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"At the University of Central Florida, instructional designers offer faculty ongoing mobile technology training courses ..."
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"Knowing what NOT to do can be as valuable as knowing what to do. Do you want to really get the most out of using technology in your classroom and courses? ..."
Kimberly Creagh's curator insight,
March 9, 2015 2:39 PM
Great summary and review of some of the potential hazards of technology integration. For those who have been involved with educational technology, most of these are probably things we've all seen first hand. Hopefully, with appropriate training and access to resources, these issues can be addressed early on during implementation and won't interfere with the learning.
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"You've got every device under the sun in front of you. Now what apps are you going to use? ..."
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