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Blogs, wikis, Skype, YouTube can be learners’ power tools, but their creative and pedagogical potential is only activated when learners get to think, work, create, and do for themselves. Grace Schaffstall collaborated with elementary school students and their teachers to create and publish a book about the growth of a bird.
Blogs, wikis, Skype, YouTube can be learners’ power tools, but their creative and pedagogical potential is only activated when learners get to think, work, create, and do for themselves. Grace Schaffstall collaborated with elementary school students and their teachers to create and publish a book about the growth of a bird.
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