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COMING SOON: Edudemic Promoting Innovation Through Google+
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At Edudemic, one of our goals is to support learning innovation, and through Google+, we’re set to offer interviews, panel discussions, and content-specific sessions.
Google+ Users Turned Into Fantastic Collage
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I was going to take today off as it's 1/1/12 but this post on Google+ was so remarkable it just had to be shared with the Edudemic community.
Gooru Aims To Become The iTunes Of Standards-Based Learning
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If you've ever had trouble organizing your notes, lectures, resources, and other teaching tools... get ready for some help. Gooru is a free platform for both students and teachers that offers access to standards-based online resources in organized playlists.
Happy Holidays From Santa and Edudemic!
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I just wanted to thank every single one of the awesome readers of Edudemic. It's been an incredible year. The blog has seen some surprising growth, connected me with marvelous people, and given me the chance to share ...
Google+ Hangout With Sal Khan, Peter Norvig, and Sebastian Thrun Now Available
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Last Friday, Salman Khan, founder of Khan Academy, and Stanford professors Peter Norvig and Sebastian Thrun sat down to answer questions asked by people around the world. Best of all, it happened in a Google+ Hangout and was recorded.
So.cl Experiment: Microsoft Launches Social Network For Students
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Microsoft seems to always be a step behind. They just launched a new social network for students that features many Google+ and Facebook features. So.cl, pronounced social, is being billed as a site for student collaboration and information gathering.
Are You Better At Angry Birds Than College Students? Find Out This Weekend
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If you're wondering what students will be doing this weekend, the short answer: playing Angry Birds. How is this different from every other weekend though?
Revisions to Google Platforms Symbolize Bigger Change
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Media forms are evolving quickly. Skipping the whole letter writing and face-to-face communication epoch altogether, in digital terms communication was in the not-too-distant-past compartmentalized: email and websites...
How To Get More Out Of Google
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When students are asked to research something...where do they turn? They go straight to Google of course. So how can students most efficiently use Google? There's so much more hidden in the search engine than just top results.
Say Goodbye To 7 More Google Products
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There are 7 more products being shown the door by Google. Some you may know. Some you've probably never heard of. Either way, it's a harbinger of things to come for the search giant.
Google Chromebook vs Apple iPad: Which Is Better For Classrooms?
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There's been a lot of talk about how iPads are terrific for the classroom. But what about the more standard laptop? Is there still a place for the usual piece of hardware in the classroom?
10 Ways Google Recommends You Stay Safe Online
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Google has just published a terrific new guide to staying safe online. Since we all likely use at least a few of their products, it's a guide worth checking out.
The 100 Best Web 2.0 Classroom Tools Chosen By You
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It's time for the annual mega-list of the best of the best tools for teachers. From A to Z, more than 900 resources were submitted and this is the final list. Do you know each of these tools?
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How Do College Students Actually Use Cell Phones? [Infographic]
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College students love their cell phones. Many don't have smartphones but they use them every single day. Sadly, a staggering number use them to text DURING class. That and other interesting facts are on this terrific infographic.
Higher Ed’s Ultimate Guide To Cloud Computing
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More schools than ever before are jumping into cloud computing. Is it right for you? What are the privacy implications? That and many more questions are answered in our latest ultimate guide.
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Big Changes Coming To Google Reader & Gmail [Video]
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Google has just announced two big design changes to Gmail and Google Reader. As an avid user of both services, this is definitely going to impact my daily routine.
