Learning is Change

Finally, a cure for my habit of opening 90 tabs and not closing them because I “might need them.”

Originally shared by Caroline Bucky

Onetab for Chrome.  I love it! For someone who usually has at least three windows open with zillions of tabs in each one – THIS is going to be my saving grace!

Anyone tried this tool yet? I love the instant feedback piece. It almost reminds me of the “colored cups” I sometimes see in elementary classrooms to show if you need help, but way more robust.

Originally shared by Jonathan Wylie

http://jonathanwylie.com/2014/01/10/do-you-geddit-a-new-instant-feedback-for-tool-teachers///cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js

I’m a huge fan of highly polished design that is easy and accessible for everyone. Anyone using this yet?

I,really enjoyed this video. Lots to learn from her.

Originally shared by Sarah Thomas

Hello there, awesome educators…here’s the ultimate cheat guide on how to gamify your classes in five steps: Level Up! Five Steps to Gamify Your Class.

Im kind of in love with this space and the process that went into creating it.

I’m intrigued by this mind map envisioning the future of EdTech, if for no other reason than it is the only visual I have ever seen use the word disintermediation.

I don’t know that I understand all of this , but I wonder what the thoughts from this community would be. It seems highly relevant.

http://johndavidblake.org/2014/01/11/professing-professionalism-labour-and-re-validation///cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js