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There are Many Elements That can be Fine Tuned to Bring out the Best in Online and Hybrid Teaching and Learning. Don’t you love it when you read or watch s 
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Today, I am sharing with you a set of some great iPad apps that are really good for language learning. The two basic skills emphasized here are reading and writing. I invite you to check them out and share with us if you have other titles to add to the list
Annie Edmonds 's curator insight,
February 3, 2014 3:30 PM
Is the next generation learing how to write or rt.
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Managing your online presence to enhance your career prospects
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Session Title: How can pupils give each other quality feedback and enhance their learning? Session Summary: Once again, hosting #ukedchat was an evening of mind-frying! In the nicest possible way, of course, but so many different ideas were floating about from what seemed to be a simple question! We started off talking about pupil feedback that is given via face to face, real life, real time methods – 2 stars and a wish, Tickled Pink, Green for Growth, “Even Better If….”, Elmos, OSC (one small change), traffic light cards + pairing up red/green pupils! The use of post-it notes is still going strong – whether by teachers or students/pupils…. Opportunities to check each others’ work for neatness, spelling, etc are seen as important… and links between 360 feedback in the business world were mentioned. Plan, develop, reflect/revisit, revise, rework/learning caterpillars/heart of the matter are other phrases used
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A fun set of Applications (Many Free) for Project Based Teaching and Learning. The contemporary classroom can be rather different than what we were used to
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A case study showcasing how JISC Digital Media supported the Leeds College of Music to produce screencasts for students showcasing basic skills in using audio software so that the lecturer's time could be used to support more in-depth teaching on a one-to-one basis. Read the full case study
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