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From Brendan Schneider – Some good insights on how to use Facebook for marketing/engagement
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A good framework to share with teachers looking to get started with PBL.
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“The measure of a free society is not how it treats its good citizens, but how it treats its dissidents.”
http://t.co/8BsMBFAZ7x
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Interesting look at how the textbook companies are dealing with the digital shift.
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Great site for new tweeters!
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From Richard Byrne – Text 2 Mind Map and MindMeister’s Google Docs Add-on bridge the gap between the outline format and the mind map format.
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From Getting Smart – “My School Information Design Challenge”
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A4: Interesting article by @patrickmlarkin
http://t.co/bCv6S4j0RN bottom of the article talks about innovation #perrychat
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from Richard Byrne
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Good overview of 50 of the top Chrome Extensions for Teachers
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From Scottsburg, Indiana
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The Common Core has become a flashpoint at the nexus of education politics and policy, fueled by ardent social media activists. To explore this phenomenon, this innovative and interactive website examines the Common Core debate through the lens of the influential social media site Twitter. Using a social network perspective that examines the relationships among actors, we focus on the most highly used Twitter hashtag about the Common Core: #commoncore. The central question of our investigation is: How are social media-enabled social networks changing the discourse in American politics that produces and sustains social policy?
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Today, however, Thompson and her fellow drivers understand they are uniquely positioned to play important roles in children’s experience of school, beyond getting them there and back home safely.
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From Justin Reich
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Goodies galore! Our new #GoogleClassroom updates make it a treat to teach. Learn more about what’s been added:
http://t.co/IADBC3G8zD
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Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are
here.
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