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primarily for ABE/GED/ESOL teachers, but useful for anyone wanting to integrate technology
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These Free Applications can Enable a Tremendous Variety of Collaborative Teaching and Learning Interactions and Activities The 2014 Gates Foundation report, 
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Twitter, Edmodo, iTunesU, YouTube, Google Hangouts for fostering connections and collaborations
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via TeachThought Social media offers some great opportunities for learning in the classroom, bringing together the ability to collaborate, access worldwide resources, and find new and intere...
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The Collaboration Pyramid by oscarberg, on Flickr The Collaboration Pyramid offers a great visual to dive deeper into the nature of authentic collaboration and optimized production. In traditional team-based collaborative models we experience the “form, storm, norm and perform” process, and it has proved to be very useful in the context of team effectiveness, but perhaps leaves a bit of a void in the area of personal responsibility, or individual motivation to make a meaningful contribution to the team.
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This is a great visual
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Social HubSite provides online community solutions to everyday problems for businesses, non profits, groups, clubs and membership organizations.
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public or private website platform
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Smarter Curation, Genius Content. Spundge is the end-to-end tool for today's power curator. Connect with the best content creators on the web. Collaboratively curate the web and create relevant, influential content.
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Pinterest is the latest time-sucking social network to rise above the rest. If you are a visual person looking for recipes, home decorating tips, crafts for the kids or cool vacation spots, Pinterest is your network.
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lino is an online web sticky note service that can be used to post memos, to-do lists, ideas, and photos anywhere on an online web canvas. lino is a completely free service that runs on all popular web browsers.
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Glasscubes provides online collaboration, allowing teams and organizations to manage information, projects, people in a secured environment.
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Real-time collaborative wiki...can be used for collaborative note-taking and writing outlines - allows you to include video and images by simply copying and pasting links into the document link to Dropbox
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From development to co-creation When it comes to developing the solution(s), once again it is not a matter of the Learning Consultant taking over the task – and delivering a fully-formed resource for them, but is more about helping the team to co-create their own solution. A great example of this is the collaboration platform that was built for LV= customer service reps. This initiative has now won a number of awards, and (as a judge for one of the awards) I am convinced its success is wholly due to the fact that it was the CSR team themselves who identified this approach as the solution to their problem, rather than it being imposed upon them. Via Gust MEES
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December 8, 2014 12:54 PM
From development to co-creation When it comes to developing the solution(s), once again it is not a matter of the Learning Consultant taking over the task – and delivering a fully-formed resource for them, but is more about helping the team to co-create their own solution. A great example of this is the collaboration platform that was built for LV= customer service reps. This initiative has now won a number of awards, and (as a judge for one of the awards) I am convinced its success is wholly due to the fact that it was the CSR team themselves who identified this approach as the solution to their problem, rather than it being imposed upon them.
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For years now I have been happily using EtherPad based services like http://primarypad.com/ and http://sync.in/ to get participants on the training courses I deliver to work collaboratively to create and peer edit texts. Increasingly though I've been having problems with the reliability of the free services these companies provide and the lack of reliable compatibility with mobile devices. Via Nik Peachey
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August 14, 2013 10:24 AM
This is my review with tutorial video and teaching suggestions of Quip's online word processor with a focus on encouraging peer editing.
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July 2, 2013 12:36 PM
An awesome resource on how to create and grow your personal learning network using Twitter (Downloadable .PDF)
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Simple, collaborative screen sharing. You each get your own mouse pointer, and you're both always in control. Cross-platform Mac and Windows.
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groups, meetings, collaboration, schedule events, surveys, messaging, etc.
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You are now on Pinterest, you've created boards, pinned and repinned and lost hours of your life without batting an eye. How do you bring Pinterest into your classroom and use it as a teaching resource?
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Do you need a place to collaborate freely? RealtimeBoard is an awesome browser-based white board that helps you and others collaborate in a very open environment.
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from freetech4teachers - Shared Copy could be a good tool to use to provide students with feedback on design elements of their digital portfolios. You could also use Shared Copy to highlight and draw attention to a block of text that you want your students to read prior to a classroom discussion.
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The official blog of SearchTeam.com, the world's first real-time collaborative search engine...
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