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As more and more of teachers and educators are having recourse to the services of Google Drive in their teaching, we thought of putting together a handy chart that will enable them to learn more about the functionalities embedded in this service. We have scoured Google Drive Hep and pulled out the resources below. Check them out and share with your colleagues. 
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![The Best Google Classroom Cheatsheet for the Online Teacher [infographic] | Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/fuui8FbE_wmhDK7fBB5UaTl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Those teachers out there familiar with Google Classroom will love this Google Classroom Cheatsheet from Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. It features 10 cool things that are a must for educators using Google Classroom to know how to do.
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Critical thinking skills truly matter in learning. Why? Because they are life skills we use every day of our lives. Everything from our work to our recreational pursuits, and all that’s in between, employs these unique and valuable abilities. Consciously developing them takes thought-provoking discussion and equally thought-provoking questions to get it going. Begin right here with the Critical Thinking Skills Cheatsheet.
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You know that Educational Technology is quite the thing. You want to join those conversations in the staff room or at parents’ evening. But you’re not quite sure… what’s the difference between a MOOC and an OER. Adaptive learning or individualised learning? Trying to keep up can make you feel like the dunce in …
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Google Plus has a huge potential in the world of academia and education both as a platform for teaching and learning and as a tool for professional development. I have a section here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning that includes several guides, tutorials, sheets and several other materials on how teachers can leverage this platform in teaching and learning.
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Critical thinking is a disruptive  cognitive process that explores alternative ways of thinking about something with the purpose of uncovering silent and untold meanings. Critical thinkers do not settle with the obvious and the taken for granted. They always delve into the deep layers of meaning and engage in profound intellectual altercations to formulate a better and holistic understanding. In a world where information obesity is the norm, critical thinking skills become essential survival skills.
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"Critical thinking skills truly matter in learning. Why? Because they are life skills we use every day of our lives. Everything from our work to our recreational pursuits, and all that’s in between, employs these unique and valuable abilities. Consciously developing them takes thought-provoking discussion and equally thought-provoking questions to get it going. Begin right here with the Critical Thinking Skills Cheatsheet.
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Jeannette Delamoir's curator insight,
May 21, 2017 7:26 PM
Another great tool for strengthening students' critical thinking. (Thanks, Kris, that's two great sources from your selection!)
Nguyet Vi Truong (Rose)'s curator insight,
May 24, 2017 8:25 AM
A great thought-provoking questions to create critical thinking
Samantha's curator insight,
June 1, 2017 9:50 AM
Critical thinking is an essential skill, and the journalistic question are always a great way (and subject) on which to practice critical thinking. I really appreciate how detailed this outline is. I would love to make a poster of it. It is exactly the sort of thing I would love to have up in the classroom, as a guide for me as well as my students.
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In our era of advanced technology and high-speed Internet connections, you can find information on virtually anything. In the space of just a few minutes, we can find recipes for the tastiest pie or learn all about the theory of wave-particle duality.
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Quick Search Tips for Google, Drive, and Gmail (Downloadable Cheat Sheet)
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LinkedIn facts LinkedIn operates the world’s largest professional network on the Internet with more than 400 million members in over 200 countries and territories. Professionals are signing up to join LinkedIn at a rate of more than two new members per second. There are over 39 million students and recent college graduates on LinkedIn. They…
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10 Google Spreadsheet Tricks & Tips You Probably Didn’t Know
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The academic language employed in scholarly journals and scientific manuals is radically different from the casual variety you come across everyday in blog posts and newspaper articles. This difference is manifested in different stylistic and lexical aspects. This is probably why many sophomores taking their beginning research methodology course find it hard to compose in such a variety and most often it takes them a lot of practice and reading to acquire the new style.
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There's a whole galaxy of terminology that you should know about when it comes to education technology. From PLNs to Blended Learning to Synchronous Online Learning... it can get overwhelming.
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