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The web is a treasure trove of interesting resources to use for a variety of educational purposes. To leverage the educational potential of the web and be able to make the best of it in your instruction, you need to be equipped with tools that will enable you to curate, save and share the content you come across online. 
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Scoop.it!
The web is a treasure trove of interesting resources to use for a variety of educational purposes. To leverage the educational potential of the web and be able to make the best of it in your instruction, you need to be equipped with tools that will enable you to curate, save and share the content you come across online.
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I am a fan of Free Educational Technology for Teachers. This is why I create the following 8 Teacher’s Guides to Free Educational Technology. The aim is to offer teachers some of the best tips concerning the most popular educational resources available today. Enjoy, and do not hesitate to contact me if I can be valuable to you.
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Facebook and Twitter may be ubiquitous, but there are many other social media tools out there that can enhance teaching and learning. Here, three educators share their favorites.
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I read recently that content curation is dead. I have a few different arguments against this concept, but for now, I’ll keep it short and sweet: Content curation is not dead, and while the debate over curating content online vs creating new content will rage on and on, curating content for other reasons is still going strong.
Begoña Iturgaitz's curator insight,
October 5, 2014 6:02 AM
I also agreee with this issue as good references are still a must. Probably, we'd stick to great curation features: short, simple and useful. Curation tools are smart mainly for two purposes: the basic, to share only best quality content on the web and secondly to release good content you've already produced. The only hiccups is to be honest enough to publish only best quality stuff.
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We've teamed up with Common Sense Media to compile some of the best resources for parents, teachers and administrators to guide students to become positive digital citizens and leaders. | See more about digital citizenship, internet safety and common sense.
Lamia Saad's curator insight,
March 9, 2021 10:02 PM
A wonderful reference that helps teacher and parent to increase students and children awareness of Digital citizenship.
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Looking for ways to gamify your classroom? We've compiled some of the best game-based learning resources and strategies on the Web.
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Our round-up on #edtech integration articles and best practices.
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The web is a treasure trove of interesting resources to use for a variety of educational purposes. To leverage the educational potential of the web and be able to make the best of it in your instruction, you need to be equipped with tools that will enable you to curate, save and share the content you come across online.
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For a teacher, trying to come up with creative ways to teach your students can sometimes be a challenge. Thankfully there are some easy ways to spark creative thinking in your classroom. How about exploring some education Pinterest boards for some cool stuff?
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If you’re wondering whether you should join Pinterest, we’ll show you how to get your account set up, how other educators are using Pinterest. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
Karen Dunlap's curator insight,
June 16, 2015 11:35 AM
What a great way to continually get and give new ideas! 
Tina Jameson's curator insight,
June 18, 2015 7:59 PM
As a library we have collaborative library boards for sharing our ideas. Very inspirational when looking for new ideas and expanding our vision. We also 'pin' our own displays as a record that can be shared easily with and beyond our community.
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Facebook and Twitter may be ubiquitous, but there are many other social media tools out there that can enhance teaching and learning. Here, three educators share their favorites.
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An understanding of how to present knowledge and promote learning in digital formats will soon be integral to academic practice. Deborah Lupton gives a tour of the not-to-be-missed academic digital...
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With the vast amount of content that is shared on the Internet, content curation is becoming an essential digital literacy skill for teachers and students.
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Although students are evermore connected to the social web, many of these networks remain out-of-class digital playgrounds where students congregate. In a recent survey of 1,000 teachers, just one in
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Social bookmarking is a new concept that has seen the light with the emergence of bookmarking services like the ones I cited below.Semantically speaking, ' social bookmarking' is made up of the the term " social " which is related to society and general interactions between people, and the verb " to bookmark " (used here as a gerund ending in ing) which has to do with recording and/or saving content for both later use and quick access. Weaving the semantic reference of the two words results in social bookmarking as we know it today : a collaborative and collective saving and sharing of web content.'
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In today's post, I want to share with you some of the most popular Pinterest boards for Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. These boards sum up the major content I have been sharing with you here. If you are not yet in my followers list, go ahead and subscribe to my boards to stay updated about my future posts.
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We've gone through hundreds of resources to assemble these guides which are meant to help you learn, teach, and share as much as possible.
Elizabeth E Charles's insight:
Teacher's guides (how to guides) to: Flipped classrooms Copyright and fair use Google glass Badges in education Library of Congress Safety online Scavengers hunt Digital content
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