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Into the Driver's Seat
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Building learners' independence through thoughtful technology use
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Jim Lerman
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by Susan Oxenvad "The key to successful technology integration is the efficient use of digital tools tools that are appropriate for the task. Technology provides us all with the ability to develop our own toolkit of flexible resources for use when needed. Here is a toolkit I assembled that is filled with tools I frequently use for designing flexible student-driven learning experiences. Starting with a good toolkit is essential. "Explore this interactive image to take a closer look at my collection of resources for use with these 10 terrific tools. Try them yourself and remember to start with something simple." Via Antonia Rudenstine
Jim Lerman's insight:
Oxenvad has curated wonderful collections of resources and presented them in highly creative ways. Educators are well advised to check her work frequently. 
Antonia Rudenstine's curator insight,
August 11, 2013 8:33 AM
Susan Oxnevad has a really nice blog for teachers looking for speedy and smooth ways to integrate tech tools into their practice. She is both knowledgeable about the various web 2.0 tools that are freely available, AND thoughtful about providing strategies for their integration. Her work is very influenced by UDL, which I find powrful in this age when so much online curriuclum is essentially digital worksheet completion.
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WritingFix: prompts, lessons, and resources for writing classrooms ~ Northern Nevada Writing Project
"If you navigate this website's menu bar (at left, in the light blue area), you will quickly discover pages dedicated to our local inservice classes and their instructors, as well as links to hundreds of complete writing lessons developed during local workshops we ran between 2001 and 2011. Our lessons include thousands of student samples submitted by teachers all over the world who--even though they're not from Northern Nevada--use our posted materials to inspire their students to write." Via Katie Frank, Jim Lerman
Katie Frank's curator insight,
June 9, 2013 4:53 PM
This is one of my favorite resources for writing workshop and writing notebooks. 
Jim Lerman's curator insight,
September 2, 2013 11:53 AM
Outstanding collection of resources that has been serving teachers and learners for over a decade. |
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Over the past few months, I’ve written a series of posts over on the Flipped Learning Network web site that offer a wealth of different tools and techniques that can be used to create digital learning content for flipped or blended Via Elizabeth E Charles
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by Katherine Schulten "Happy academic year 2013-14! Here’s what we’ve got on our blog and how you can use it, whether you’re a teacher, a student (of any age) or a parent. "This year we’ve added some new things and tweaked some old in a continuing effort to reach the widest range of classrooms. "We have a new weekly news quiz, a new weekly feature for E.L.L. students, a new Friday skills lesson (which will have its debut later in September), a more Common Core-friendly way of writing our daily 6 Q’s About the News feature, and some surprises to come. "Our popular features from the past are all back, of course, including last year’s hit, What’s Going On in This Picture?, which returns Sept. 9. "Get our weekly e-mail to keep up with what’s new, or follow us on Twitter orlike us on Facebook. "And remember: The Learning Network and everything we publish, as well as all the content from The Times that we link to, is free and accessible without a digital subscription.
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