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A.I. is everywhere at the moment, and it’s responsible for everything from the virtual assistants on our smartphones to the self-driving cars soon to be filling our roads to the cutting-edge image recognition systems reported on by yours truly.
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What Is The Cognitive Load Theory? A Definition For Teachers by Terry Heick Preface: I’m (very clearly) not a neurologist. While I often have dedicated a lot of thought and research into things I write, sometimes I write about things in order to understand them–or understand them better. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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September 16, 2017 12:02 PM
How does cognitive lead theory impact e-learning design? 
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September 17, 2017 1:39 PM
Cognitive Load Theory is helpful as a coach when thinking about the challenge of teachers reflecting on their practice. Video is a resource as a coach that enhances access to prior events both noticed and not noticed.
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By Natalie Abel - 'Mean What You Say: Defining and Integrating Personalized, Blended and Competency Education' is a must-read for all EduSpeakers.
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A few weeks ago, I put out a discussion in the forums where I asked community members about the differences between training, education, and learning. As always, we got some deep and insightful r...
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A group of philanthropies and school and technology advocacy groups, with contributions from educators, compiled a four-part "working definition" of the attributes of personalized learning.
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The province must develop a definition for digital literacy in order to ensure that all students are being given the skills to survive in a technologically driven world, a new report from an education lobby group says.
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This article offers a rationale for the notion of «digital literacy» in education. Pointing to some of the limitations of previous proposals in this field, it outlines a framework based on four key concepts drawn from media education.
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I do my best to join or at least follow one #edchat per week on twitter, using my own twitter account @lemino. It has become one of the best sources of learning about education innovation, about th...
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Definition of digital literacy given at the CLL2013 event. Pic sent by @EleniZazani
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Have you considered all the #elearning buckets? http://t.co/CbTxpQ7arB E-learning needs to be categorized in different buckets depending on what the needs of the learner are. When I evaluate learning needs in my organization, here are some of the e-learning buckets I think about.
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Information literacy is the ability to identify, access, evaluate, and synthesize multiple forms of information. Information is expressed in many forms: text, data, images, and multimedia. Becoming information literate is a multi-step, iterative process that includes articulating the need for information; finding information efficiently; thinking critically about resources; managing the abundance of information available; using information ethically; synthesizing and incorporating information into one’s knowledge base; and creatively expressing and effectively communicating new knowledge.
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New Definition (2018)
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Do you know the answer to the next simple question? "What do you know about web 2.0 technology?" What's so interesting about this video, is the simple fact that none of these so called digital natives are familiar with the term web 2.0. Although they never had a life without technology, they just don't know… Via Ramiro Aduviri Velasco, giorgio bertin
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July 15, 2016 8:52 AM
This article gives me hope that someday the Internet will be a real resource for specific information without the mountains of unnecessary information that doesn't really apply to my searches.
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November 14, 2016 8:25 AM
Do you know the answer to the next simple question? "What do you know about web 2.0 technology?" What's so interesting about this video, is the simple fact that none of these so called digital natives are familiar with the term web 2.0.
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A group of philanthropies and school and technology advocacy groups, with contributions from educators, compiled a four-part "working definition" of the attributes of personalized learning.
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The Definition Of Digital Literacy by Terry Heick When we think of digital literacy, we usually think of research--finding, evaluating, and properly crediting digital sources.…
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The Definition Of Digital Literacy
When we think of digital literacy, we usually think of research–finding, evaluating, and properly crediting digital sources. The “research” connotation makes sense, as it is the sheer volume of sources and media forms on the “internet” that stand out. But we are living in a world where the internet is disappearing, replaced by sheer connectivity. Are you “on the internet” when you tweet? Skim through a social reader like Flipboard? Send a text? Mark up a pdf and sync it with the cloud so you can access it later? Are the cloud and the “internet” the same thing?
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The Definition Of The Flipped Classroom
As one of the most popular trends in education in recent memory, you’ve undoubtedly heard of the flipped classroom. But what is it about a classroom that’s been flipped that makes it unique? A flipped classroom is one where students are introduced to content at home, and practice working through it at school.
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When I heard that Innosight Institute was releasing its latest white paper on blended learning titled "Classifying K-12 Blended Learning," I was eager to read what Heather Staker and Michael Horn had to say about the evolution of blended learning...
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Renee Hobbs introduces a four-part definition of digital literacy in a presentation at the American Library Association on June 23, 2012.
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I learned a new word today! Actually, I still wrapping my head around it and what it could mean for teaching, learning, the classroom, educator professional development, my job . . . you get the idea. The word that could be changing my life is Rhizonomy. It is so new it's not even in Wikipedia yet. Imagine that.
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