on 2012-04-27
The oceans are very hip right now. James Cameron has seen to that. He recently touched down in the deepest part of the Pacific Ocean and opened my eyes to just how much we’re all missing by not exploring the deep sea.
The ocean covers about 72 percent of the entire planet and supplies about 70 percent of our oxygen. Yet we still don’t know exactly what’s down there. Let this quick infographic be your guide to at least getting started. Enjoy!
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It's exam time and students are stressing about turning in papers on time. What's a teacher to do in terms of noticing student plagiarism?
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The potential for Google Glass in the classroom is just too great. So we wanted to compile an early-stages Teacher's Guide To Google Glass for you!
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Here's a handy visual step-by-step guide to choosing the best digital content for a blended learning environment. Useful for all skill levels!
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I recently came across Erin Klein (the genius behind Kleinspiration) posting a useful YouTube video that's all about 'Twitter For Teachers.'
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Come one guys, let’s get some perspective here…”James Cameron followed, and scientists are beginning to follow in Don Walsh and Jacques Piccard’s footsteps…” please!
The focus must go on the true pioneers, the first brave men to venture into the deep, without the benefit of hindsight, modern technology and materials.
Previous comment aside, a very thought-provoking and informative infographic – thanks.