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Are you planning and communicating your feedback criteria? Here is our Blended and Online Assessment Taxonomy Design, an infographic to help you plan better assessments. 
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These 10 strategies can help keep learners on track to successfully finish your online course.
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Organize links, articles, places, books or anything on the web into neat channels for personal or public use. Via Nik Peachey
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collections online,
Nik Peachey's curator insight,
July 1, 2014 11:59 AM
Interesting visual bookmarking site that allows you to create 'channels' of content that you can share with specific users. Looks like a nice tool for collecting materials for student projects, webquests or SOLE. 
Juan Fernández's curator insight,
July 2, 2014 3:36 AM
It could be used, for example, to share resources and material for your students. 
Sonya Kew's curator insight,
July 2, 2014 1:48 PM
Another alternative is always good. I think people need to find the one that works for them.
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Active learning is a general term that describes an approach to teaching, rather than a specific methodology, which engages students in the learning process. There are a variety of strategies to promote this engagement such as group work, inquiry exercises, and brainstorming activities. All of these strategies share the common trait of shifting the responsibility for learning from the instructor to the student by encouraging the student to be an active participant in the exploration of learning objectives.
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Welcome to ConnectSafely.org What you’ll find here is news, perspective and advice on safe, successful use of social media and technology for parents, kids & teens, educators and policymakers worldwide.
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Information Fluency is the ability to locate digital information efficiently, evaluate it effectively and use it ethically.
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The problem with virtual training: instructional design, not distance
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great website for educators. It allows its users to create, read and share books online. It is basically a " personal, digital and professioanlly printed book creation and sharing utility." Users can easily, without the need for any HTML coding or any other advanced technological wizardry, upload their graphics, documents, photos and turn them into awesome books. If you are looking for a free platform where you can get free tools to create your books and also host them then Bookemon is the right solution for you.
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Browse our free online courses from leading UK and international universities.
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Easily Create online Presentations, animations, animated HTML5 banners, infographics and other rich visual content free in your browser. Via Nik Peachey
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June 23, 2014 4:02 AM
another great tool for students to create online presentations and animations
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Years of helping faculty pass to the dark side of online education have taught me a few simple rules that I brow beat (in a collegial way) into all new online teachers.
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iTeachU is an online training resource for eLearning instructors at the Center for Distance Education at UAF.
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That little sheet of paper that you send off to potential employers? Yeah, it isn’t your resume. Nowadays, your resume is the entirety of your web presence. To prove my point, let’s look at the original purpose of the resume.
CATHLEEN SLONE's curator insight,
June 18, 2013 9:10 AM
Your resume is your homepage. All of your online profiles are a good way to showcase who you are! #innov8u #careers #resume #onlinepresence #socialmedia 
Valerie Whitcomb's curator insight,
January 28, 2014 9:18 AM
Interesting and partially true. Lots of our returning and disabled vets that we work with at www.globaltrainingfoundation.org don't even have basic computer skills, much less an online presence. Nice article for the computer savvy.
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Since I started in education, I have been trying to find ways to connect students' learning beyond the classroom walls. Initially, the task presented many hurdles. Infrastructure was limited, devices
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google hangouts for connecting student's learning beyond the classroom
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