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Let’s Present! 21+ Digital Poster Tools & Tips

Teacher Reboot Camp

Get your copy of The 30 Goals for Teachers or Learning to Go. Your students can also curate their research into digital boards with free tools like Educlipper , Blendspace , Pinterest , and Livebinders. The Kentucky Virtual Library has an interactive infographic that illustrates the digital research process.

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Enriching Rocks with Blendspace, Tinkercad, Research, Thinglink, and Painting

Barrow Media Center: Expect the Miraculous

She collaborates with me in the library on several pieces of the project. Blendspace. Early in the project, students come to the library to learn about a tool called Blendspace. We also think about types of quizes and students create pre-test, midpoint checks, and post tests for their blendspace tiles.

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Reach Capital’s Newest Education Technology Investment Fund Closes at $82 Million

Edsurge

This year, Francisco Partners is following suit, buying two established brands in Discovery Education and Renaissance Learning. Curriculet, which offered a digital library of reading materials and assessments, briefly closed shop before it was acquired by the nonprofit Waterford Institute. Blendspace was purchased by TES.

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Teacher Play – 6 Apps to Explore This Summer

Fractus Learning

To personalize the modern-looking templates, you can use images from their library or upload your own images. Blendspace (web). Like Zaption, Blendspace allows teachers to develop interactive lessons using multimedia resources. One drawback is that many of the images seem to be pay-per-use (about $1).

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10 New Ideas for Creating Literacy Centers – From Beth Holland

EdTechTeacher

My original post was inspired by Suzy Brooks’ use of her SMART Board as a learning center. While many of the concepts from the original post are certainly still applicable, here are 10 new ideas for creating learning centers. ThingLink (or Padlet or Blendspace ) could be a great way to guide students through research.

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Using Makerspace to Extend Curriculum: A Geology Project

Barrow Media Center: Expect the Miraculous

Hicks class, they have been extending their research of rocks and minerals to create their own Blendspace lessons to teach others facts about rocks and minerals. As a part of this Blendspace project, students started thinking about how they might design their own climbing wall for our school based on their research.

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Webinar: Using EdTech to Supercharge Student Inquiry and Multimedia Literacy Skills

The Learning Revolution Has Begun

This webinar will address how edtech tools like Blendspace and TES can: Help you and your students become more transliterate Foster inquiry based learning Support standards-aligned approaches to 21st century learning SIGN UP FOR THE WEBINAR HERE (FREE) Laura Beltchenko is a 34-year veteran educator.

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