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iGeneration - 21st Century Education (Pedagogy & Digital Innovation)
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Teaching and learning in the 21st Century - meeting the pedagogical challenges of digital learning and innovation for the iGeneration
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Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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PinterestGoogle Certified Educator Capacity Matrix (Level 1) The Google Certified Educator program has a lot to offer educators who are looking to learn how to meaningfully use Google tools in the classroom and beyond. I have put together a capacity matrix to help teachers better understand the skills that are required to become a Level … 
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If you're an executive, IT admin, reseller, or end-user looking to move your organization's IT to the cloud, this guide is an excellent place to start.
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Google's making it easy for educators and their students to discover and recommend applications and books with Play for Education. Announced onstage at
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Google’s startup division, Niantic Labs, is launching a line of ebooks that tie into its augmented-reality mobile game Ingress.
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A super simple resource for admins who are searching for the best GAFE-compatible edtech tools for their school.
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Liberio is a new tool that says it will let you turn any Google Drive document into an eBook. It also says it lets you upload and use a document from your computer. That could be a very useful. How...
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In October of 2013 we launched our first guide to Google Apps for Education: Mastering Google in the Classroom. It's been well received by teachers and administrators alike as a straightforward guide ...
Tracy Yndestad's curator insight,
August 22, 2014 1:08 PM
This resource is filled with tips to help you on your journey with Google Apps for Education. Just remember you don't have to become an expert overnight. Take it slow, ask questions, experiment and have fun! |
