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Once teachers have selected what learning and what digitalbadges (individual or category badges; see previous blog ), the teachers encounter another decision. What will they name each badge? Will they use the full name of the CommonCore Standard or the national proficiency?
The final grade in a course or even a ten week grade probably does not reflect the actual academic learning.These grades may not reflect the academic standards (CommonCore, standards or proficiencies) for that course. Badges allow teachers to focus specifically on student standards or proficiencies.
With the emergence of CommonCore and very few resources available to align with these new standards, teachers began utilizing OER once again. There was an influx of districts assigning teachers or instructional coaches to compile OER options that reflected the needs of commoncore.
As Andersen said, “It would help everyone if we all subscribe to a commoncore of competencies and associated learning objectives.” Many #DLNchat -ters agreed that digital portfolios were one way to show skill mastery, but needed to go further. The work completed in a CBE program could become part of a digital CV.”
Pothukuchi from the Global Education Conference - on "Empowering students through social networks: Verdentum & possibilities ahead" [link] NMC Navigator Top Stories Top Learning Tech Stories of the Week from the NMC/Horizon Project Navigator.
Monday, April 14th in Nashville, TN Free Tools to Help Schools Harness Technology for Learning , Join Common Sense Media to learn about their suite of free resources to help schools harness the potential of technology for learning. How does your library manage digital collections? Is your library mobile friendly? Classroom 2.0
In 2018, Mozilla said it would retire Backpack, its platform for sharing and displaying badges, and would help users move their badges to Badgr, software developed by the tech company Concentric Sky. CommonCore State Standards. Wedge Tailed Green Pigeon. The Teacher Influencer Hustle. In 2013, Pearson paid $7.7
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