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Create Rich Digital Learning Content in Minutes With Blendspace

Create Rich Digital Learning Content in Minutes With Blendspace | Eclectic Technology | Scoop.it
This Quick and Easy Free Web App is Great for Creating Flipped and Blended Learning Materials In the current Online Flipped Classroom Workshop that we're just
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Here is a new tool (at least to me) that allows you to create online content. In fact, you can get an educator account and have students also create content (but make sure to have permission from parents for students under the age of 13).

You can get an educator account or your school may want to sign-up. School wide features include:

  • Lesson tracking (allowing you to see students progress)
  • Lesson sharing and collaboration
  • Common Core, NextGen Science and custom standards – helping you align lessons

You can easily

  • Add, insert and delete resources from the web
  • Group resources, lessons and organize your students
  • Add questions to videos

Take a few minutes to click through to the website and check it out. You may find yourself creating a new lesson!

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How to “Flip this Lesson” Using YouTube and TED Ed | Online Universities

How to “Flip this Lesson” Using YouTube and TED Ed | Online Universities | Eclectic Technology | Scoop.it

"When I wrote How "Flip This Lesson" by TED Ed Could Help Teachers More, on May 10, 2012, I got some push-back from tededlogan who wrote, "Hey there, Jumarqui. Thanks for doing this. I really enjoyed it, and it is helpful to hear and see a visitor interpreting the site out loud. However, I wanted to quickly point out that you didn’t click one of the more powerful features available on TED-Ed. The "flip this video" button."

This post goes on and provides a "video and step-by-step how-to guide for anyone interested in creating their own flipped lesson on TED Ed."

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