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Teachers' Gateway to Special Education from the Ontario Teachers' Federation
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Secrets Starbucks Doesn't Want You to Know
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Thing Labs, the company behind social media stream reader Brizzly, has been acquired by AOL, multiple sources have now confirmed. The startup is led by Jason Shellen, who managed the creation of the category-killing Google Reader years ago, and Ben Darnell, who was a key engineer in creating Reader.
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EverFi has created some of the most exciting new technology and learning platforms to teach, assess and certify students in the critical concepts of their lives. Delivered entirely over the Internet, EverFi's programs have limitless reach, ensuring that no school is left behind.
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English Attack! uses an innovative pedagogical approach to help people improve their English.
It leverages the fact that the brain is not an input-output "computer," but rather a system of associations and neural responses in which emotion, motivation, discovery and social behaviors all play a part.
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Talking at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference, Dharmesh Mehta, Director of Product Management for Windows Live announced that all existing Windows Live Spaces users will be migrated over to an account at WordPress.com.
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Flash animations and simulations for astronomy education. Topics include seasons, moon phases, coordinate systems, light, and more.
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I love this little (literally) stop-motion animation. Not only did "Dot" break the Guinness World Record for Smallest stop-motion animation character in a film, it was shot using life-saving technology.
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A new guide on assessment in a digital age
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No toolbars or junk. No clicking Next. Just the apps you want, fast.
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This wiki complements the upcoming book "Powerful Ingredients 4 Blended Learning" by Wesley Fryer and Karen Montgomery, and the T4T course ("Technology 4 Teachers") Wesley teaches at the University of Central Oklahoma. Content from the book and on this site is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial License. Direct questions about these resources to Wesley or Karen.
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The content of this blog is created by me at the keyboard or as a result of an aggregator of my daily reading under the title OTR Links. On Fridays, look for my signature post "This Week in Ontario Edublogs" where I try to share some great writing from Ontario Educators. The other regular post appears Sunday mornings as I try to start a conversation about things that have gone missing from our daily lives.
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