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Tips for Teaching with New Media

October2

Want to make the most of the latest technologies and innovative ways to use these “cool tools” in your classroom? Then you’ve got to check out the Top Ten Tips for Teaching with New Media Guide from Edutopia.

Whether you’re a newbie to the profession or a classroom veteran, this resource contains some fantastic ideas on how to incorporate new media into your lessons. From digital icebreakers to infographics to making learning social, this nine section document is packed with practical ways to prepare our students for 21st Century success.

Not only does this guide provide a variety of tools that can be utilized in many different situations, but it also offers related resources that educators can use to obtain additional information about incorporating these technologies into classroom lessons, projects and activities.

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Top Ten Tips for Teaching with New Media

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Let’s face it! Technology is not going away! So why not just embrace the challenge of finding relevant and meaningful ways to engage students in content—and with real-world tools. That said, Top Ten Tips for Teaching with New Media Guide is the perfect resource to help get you started on your journey or give you new ideas for one that you’re already on!

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Going Mobile in the Classroom

September29

Going mobile in the classroom… It’s a dilemma educators are facing these days!

Gadgets—cell phones, e-book readers and tablets—have the potential to engage students and enhance their learning environment. In fact, these devices can even aid students in the development of digital media and technology skills—items that are a cornerstone of the Common Core State Standards. However, there are obviously concerns about implementing these real-world tools in the educational setting.

Immerse yourself in this latest educational debate by checking out the Mobile Devices for Learning: What You Need to Know classroom resource guide from Edutopia. Not only can you become more familiar with the many gadgets that can impact teaching and learning, but this booklet includes a ton of tips and resources to help teachers migrate into the mobile world.

Need some suggestions for educational apps and web tools that can be used in conjunction with mobile devices? No problem! This guide provides elementary, middle and high school teachers with plenty of ideas to help get on the mobile train! There’s even a section of suggestions for getting parents to understand and embrace your vision of connected and interactive learning.

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Mobile Devices for Learning: What You Need to Know

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The Mobile Devices for Learning: What You Need to Know guide is a must-have resource for educators who are planning to implement a “Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) program in their classrooms.

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Hey, edu-tech gurus!

Looking for some technology integration ideas to enhance your classroom lessons? Then be sure to check out my "Tech Tips" for the latest and greatest Web 2.0 tools, applications and web sites that can be incorporated into activities and/or projects. Although some posts may not be applicable to your content area or grade level, be sure to check back often as I will be varying ideas in order to provide resources across the K-12 curriculum.

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