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"Digital scrapbooking is an important multimodal literacy where learners get to practice their creative thinking, experimenting with a variety of shapes and layouts to produce expressive artworks to share with others ..."
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This post first appeared on Daily Genius. While access to information does not make a student instantly knowledgeable, it does change the role of the teacher. This transformation leads to the quest… Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Every so often a tool is created that is so different and so unbelievably useful that it actually changes the way society functions. First came the spork – it scooped and punctured at the same time. Then came the remote control – you could watch TV and maneuver drones with a single click. Next was … Via Beth Dichter, Cristina Reyes
Beth Dichter's curator insight,
August 17, 2015 8:42 AM
PowToon allows learners to create animations...and they recently released a new version, Simple Mode, that makes it easier to use. Click through to the post to learn all the details. You may also be able to get a free account with PowToon if you are an educator. They are giving away $10 million dolllars worth of free accounts. For information on this go to this link. 
Monica Lamelas's curator insight,
March 16, 2016 5:06 AM
PowToon allows learners to create animations...and they recently released a new version, Simple Mode, that makes it easier to use. Click through to the post to learn all the details. You may also be able to get a free account with PowToon if you are an educator. They are giving away $10 million dolllars worth of free accounts. For information on this go to this link.
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Ness Crouch's curator insight,
February 15, 2014 10:11 PM
Creativity is a skill that is often hard to teach but using apps to engage students with creative thinking and production is a fun and useful way of engaging children. |
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Teachers can use technology to boost student creativity in the classroom through gamification, videos and the flipped classroom, just to name a few. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
thelma.davila@yahoo.com's curator insight,
September 18, 2021 9:12 PM
This article is about how technology can boost student creativity. It asks for teachers to transform their teaching method. Examples they give are puzzles or a quest of their own. They also discuss the flipped class method. All of these types of technology lessons lead to student creativity. 
Karinna Lazcano's curator insight,
June 9, 2022 12:12 AM
Schools are not doing enough for students to use their imagination trhough creativity. Maybe is becuase as grownups our imagination is curbed by rules, limits and theories. Children are very creative and they have great imagination. Teaching methods should be transformed using the technology available such as students taking pictures, making videos, and expressing their thoughts creatively with others.
Jose Manuel Garza's curator insight,
May 22, 2023 4:55 PM
The advantage of using technology devices in the classroom is that it opens the doors to a vast universe of possibilities in which the student may take part and use to complete assignments and homework. The large quantity of sources available to students online, including learning applications, serve students as a springboard to their imagination and their creative tendencies to help them understand more about the world. In my classroom I incorporate the use of applications and the internet by assigning students assignments that require them to search the web and apply their creative ideas to make one-of-a-kind projects and assignments.Â
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"Google participates in a practice called Innovation Time Off, in which employees can work on projects so long as they align with Google’s mission and goals ..." Via Leona Ungerer
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FREE WEBINAR - THURSDAY, SEPT. 26, 2013 5-6 PM (EASTERN)
Presented by Carolyn Skibba, Technology Coordinator and Apple Distinguished Educator
"One of the most compelling benefits of classroom technology is that it enables students to share their ideas and knowledge in powerful new ways. Effective, thoughtful integration of mobile apps can empower students to create quality, meaningful work for a worldwide audience. Ultimately, this leads to true engagement that transforms how students see themselves and their learning. Through this webinar, you will learn how to integrate some of the best apps for student creativity and publishing. You will also gain practical tips that will support you and your students in creating authentic content and sharing it easily with others."
Via Jim Lerman, Lynnette Van Dyke
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