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This article aims to compare and clarify 2 of the major learning theories, Constructivism and Behaviorism as well as to find out how they can contribute to designing online learning programs. 
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Visual representation of comparing 5 learning methodologies: behaviourism, connectivism, constructivism, cognitivism and andragogy.
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Create the perfect word cloud. Find the best word cloud generator for your next project or presentation. See how they stack up side-by-side. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Here we ask you to identify which tool was used to produce the following 18 charts: 4 were done with R, 3 with SPSS, 5 with Excel, 2 with Tableau, 1 with Matla…
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Let’s take a look at what sets Google and Bing apart and how to navigate those tricky situations as an SEO professional.
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Project based learning and problem based learning are two didactic approaches to learning that are often used interchangeably to refer to the same thing: engaging students in authentic learning activities. This truism does not always hold true. In a learning task that is problem based, the focus is on finding solutions to the problem posed through applying learned strategies and in so doing the process of arriving at the solution is, in and of itself, an integral part of the overall learning taking place . Whether a learning activity is authentic or not does not really matter from a problem based learning perspective because often times 'fictitious scenarios' are purposefully designed to provide learners with a contrived environment to work on their ill-structured problems.
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A visual comparison of two leading online infographic tools. Covers key differences in template designs, collaboration tools, interactivity and animation Via WebTeachers
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Screencasting is a fast and easy way to capture what is happening on your screen along with your voice or video of you speaking. Teachers can use screencasts to create self-paced lessons for students, tutorials, and supplements to sub plans. Students can use screencasting to tell stories or demonstrate their understanding of a topic or concept. There really are no limitations on screencasting can be used in schools.
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This article describes the pros and cons of learning in the classroom versus online. Choose the best way depending on the type of material and situation.
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Here we ask you to identify which tool was used to produce the following 18 charts: 4 were done with R, 3 with SPSS, 5 with Excel, 2 with Tableau, 1 with Matla…
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Over the last six weeks of 2014 I published a series of charts comparing popular ed tech tools. Judging by the number of visits to those posts, the charts were popular. Someone asked me this week if I had put them all together in one place. I hadn't until now. In this Google Drive folder you will find ten charts comparing popular ed tech tools. Via WebTeachers
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March 29, 2015 1:17 PM
10 tableaux pour comparer des outils sur les catégories suivantes : Alternatives to Google Image Search Backchannel and informal assessment tools Building classroom websites Building classroom blogs Creating multimedia textbooks Creating multimedia quizzes Audio editing tools Multimedia timeline tools Mind-mapping tools Mobile video creation apps
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Awesome Chart on " Pedagogy Vs Andragogy " ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning on Enfermedades y Salud curated by Ramon Aragon (Awesome Chart on " Pedagogy Vs Andragogy " ~| @scoopit via @MiguelZapataRos http://t.co/yq5aTmy7qy)...
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