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With video in learning one can feel as though one is learning, as the medium holds your attention but as you are hurtled forward, that knowledge disappears off the back. It’s like a shooting star; looks and feels great but the reality is that it burns up as it enters the atmosphere and rarely ever lands. 
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More than 400 college faculty attended the Magna Teaching with Technology Conference last month, and they came away with a dizzying amount of new ideas Via Becky Roehrs
Becky Roehrs's curator insight,
November 7, 2017 3:15 PM
I like the resources for teaching about fake news..plus ideas about deep learning, critical thinking, and digital literacy.
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According to Karen Cator, President and CEO of Digital Promise, education leaders must embrace and model deeper learning skills and encourage everyone within their organizations to do the same. In this blog, Karen describes the role that micro-credentials play when it comes to teacher expertise in deeper learning skills and ways education leaders can develop their skills in six different areas.
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As educators we all recognize the importance of sparking a student’s curiosity and motivation to learn. We know that when students are provided with opportunities to undertake meaningful tasks to solve real-world problems, engagement soars.
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Learning is a change in behavior that occurs as a consequence of thinking. We can say we have learned something when we can recall information from our long term memory and respond to new situations differently and hopefully perform more effectively.
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Google employs some of the world’s smartest researchers in deep learning and artificial intelligence, so it’s not a bad idea to listen to what they have to say about the space. One of those researchers, senior research scientist Greg Corrado, spoke at RE:WORK’s Deep Learning Summit on Thursday in San Francisco and gave some advice on when,…
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