Social Media for Internal Communications
Universities can also use social media for internal communications. Read the article and share how you feel about this consultant’s suggestions. http://bit.ly/Ky1zA9See More
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Social Media for Internal Communications
Started May 15 0 Replies 0 Favorites
Universities can also use social media for internal communications. Read the article and share how you feel about this consultant’s suggestions. http://bit.ly/Ky1zA9Continue
Tags: online, IT, administration, human, HR
Video Games for Higher Education
Started May 1 0 Replies 0 Favorites
Do you think educational video games educate students and engage them on a deeper level? Would love to hear examples if you have any! http://bit.ly/HRetqiContinue
Tags: technology, engage, innovation, education, ed
Digital Badges vs. Grades
Started Apr 18 0 Replies 0 Favorites
Digital badges over traditional grades – What do you think about incentivizing students who strive for core competency and not just an “A” grade? bit.ly/Hu84SvContinue
Tags: education, college, university, higher, K12
WikiLeaks on Campus
Started Apr 13 0 Replies 0 Favorites
Could WikiLeaks happen on your campus? Join the discussion with Mike Chapple, HP/Intel’s InformEd moderator. http://bit.ly/HBWzqTContinue
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Diana Hansen posted a discussionVideo Games for Higher Education
Do you think educational video games educate students and engage them on a deeper level? Would love to hear examples if you have any! http://bit.ly/HRetqiSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionDigital Badges vs. Grades
Digital badges over traditional grades – What do you think about incentivizing students who strive for core competency and not just an “A” grade? bit.ly/Hu84SvSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionWikiLeaks on Campus
Could WikiLeaks happen on your campus? Join the discussion with Mike Chapple, HP/Intel’s InformEd moderator. http://bit.ly/HBWzqTSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionUsing Pinterest for Teaching
Pinterest is helping teachers inspire students, increase participation and tell stories. How are you using the social platform in your classroom? http://on.mash.to/GHdHv9See More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionNational School Library Month
April is National School Library Month. How does your school library measure up in adopting technology for students? http://bit.ly/Hb0AoHSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionShare Online Resources for Struggling Readers
What are some of your favorite sites to help students with reading difficulties? Leave your ideas below, and don’t forget to let us know on HP’s Teacher Experience Exchange too! http://bit.ly/GEfexdSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionEinstein Archives Online
Here’s a great education technology source. Albert Einstein’s complete archives are now online. How are these archives beneficial for your curriculum?http://bit.ly/GCW1hNSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionSingle-District Virtual Ed. Seen Growing Fastest
Single-district online learning is growing, which means districts will have to take a hard look at how they evaluate virtual education. How is your school evaluating this shift?http://bit.ly/ApWPwHSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionTwitter Can Help Students Get Better Grades (But Only When Used Correctly)
56% of Twitter-using college faculties allow the use of Twitter in class. Do you – and if so, how?http://bit.ly/xOykNnSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionGame-based Learning on Your Campus
How do you think game-based learning can help students achieve their learning objectives? Let us know below, and don’t forget to take the challenge on HP's Informed! http://bit.ly/xmmBNJSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionNews Literacy Project Helps Students Sort Fact from Fiction in the Digital Age
The News Literacy Project (NLP) is a national educational program that teaches students critical-thinking skills that will help them become smarter consumers and creators of information across all types of media. How do you help your students “sort fact from fiction” in the digital age? http://bit.ly/y7AXVVSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionGrant Funds Now Available To Advance STEM Teacher Prep Programs
New grant funds are now available to advance STEM teacher preparation programs. Check out the details on HP's InformEd.http://bit.ly/A0mqENSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussion9 Ways Students Can Use Social Media to Boost Their Careers
Here are some great tips from Kate Brodock on how students can use social media to boost their careers. What tools do you encourage your students to utilize?http://on.mash.to/zKcqKRSee More
Diana Hansen posted a discussionUniversity of California to Launch YouTube’s First University-Run Original Channel
Very cool idea. Read how the University of California will launch YouTube’s first university-run original channel on March 1. How do you think the students and teachers can best utilize this platform? http://bit.ly/AeE1QVSee More
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