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Do you enjoy Facebook, but sometimes complain it's just tooooo slooowww? Clicking the mouse to jump from your messages to your homepage -- yuck! Who has time to waste while wasting time? If only there was some other way...
Check out this Google Search Operator Cheat Sheet to help you conduct effective Google searches.
Twitter is one of the most popular microblogging platform among educators. More and more teachers are drawing on its communicative and social networking powers to connect, share, and grow professionally. As such, Twitter embeds tons of educational resources buried deep into its Tweetosphere. In today's post, I am sharing with a host of practical search tips that will enable you to easily locate resources and grow your PLN. More specifically, you will learn how to search for Tweets that contain specific words, phrase, hashtags, or mentions; how to search Tweets sent from or sent in reply to a given user; how to access Tweets that embed links in them, how to search for Tweets shared during a particular period of time, and many more. To access these advanced search tips, open Twitter search box and click on the 'More' button then customize your search query to your preferences. A- Words Use this to search for Tweets that include (exclude) specific words. There are three ways you can do it: 1- All of these words: Search Tweets that contain all the words in the search query. Example: 'EdTech tools' returns Tweets that contain both 'EdTech' and 'tools'. 2-This exact phrase This search hack is similar to the previous one but with the added feature that your search results will only return Tweets that contain the exact search phrase you used. Example: 'EdTech platforms' returns Tweets that contain the exact phrase' EdTech platforms'. 3- Any of these words Example: EdTech Tools for teachers' returns Tweets that contain any of the words "EdTech', 'tools', and 'teachers'. 4- None of these words With this search hack, you are excluding specific words from you search results. For example, 'Educational Technology' returns Tweets that do not contain the words 'educational' and 'technology'. 5- These hashtags You search for Tweets that contain specific hashtags. For instance, '#edtech' returns Tweets containing the hashtag #edtech. 6- Language This allows you to search for Tweets written in a specific language. B- Accounts You can also search for Tweets sent from or in reply to a specific user. There are three options to use in this regard: 1- From these accounts Use this to search for Tweets sent from a specific user. For instance, '@educatorstech' returns Tweets from only '@educatorstech'. 2- To these accounts With this feature you are searching for Tweets sent in reply to a particular user. For instance, '@educatorstech' returns Tweets sent in response to @educatorstech. 3- Mentioning these accounts This search tip enables you to search for Tweets that mention a particular account. For example, '@educatorstech' returns Tweets that contain mention of '@educatorstech'. C- Filters Use this section to filter your Twitter search by replies and links: 1- Replies When you turn on this functionality you will have two options: 1.1- Include replies and original Tweets Check this option if you want your Twitter search to include both replies and original Tweets. 1.2- Only show replies When you check this option your search results will only contain Tweet replies. 2- Links When turned on, this functionality allows you to search for Tweets that: 2.1- Include Tweets with links 2.2- Only show Tweets with links D- Engagement This functionality enables you to search for Tweets by level of engagement. It offers three options: 1-Minimum replies This allows you to specify the minimum number of replies a tweet should have to be featured in your search results. Example: '100' returns Tweets with at least 100 replies. 2- Minimum Likes Example: '20' returns Tweets with at least 20 likes. C- Minimum Retweets Example: '60' returns Tweets with at least 60 Retweets. E- Dates Search for Tweets shared within a specific period of time. This post originally appeared in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning ( www.educatorstechnology.com ).
Here is another great Twitter cheat sheet from Dr Kimberly Tyson. We invite you to check it out and share with your colleagues. Enjoy
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This is an engaging way to review the various biomes or ecosystems of the world while creating an adorable mobile to hang in your classroom. It comes with three different options. Are you in need of an engaging and authentic way to review biomes and ecosystems? This hanging mobile is exactly what you need! Give your students the opportunity to incorporate art while reviewing the characteristics of each ecosystem and/or biome in the world with this interdisciplinary activity! It's perfect for meeting the Next Generation Science Standards! File Type PDF (Acrobat) Document File Be sure that you have an application to open this file type before downloading and/or purchasing.
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A new type of "nanotweezer" capable of positioning tiny objects quickly and accurately and freezing them in place could enable improved nanoscale sensing methods and aid research to manufacture advanced technologies such as quantum computers and ultra-high-resolution displays.
Howard Rheingold, a renowned academic scholar and author of "Net Smart: How to Thrive Online", refers to this phenomenon as crap detection. In an article he posted a couple of years ago entitled Crap Detection 101, Howard talked about the different techniques to help learners and Internet users sift the good information from the bad. Here is an excerpt from it:
Computers categorized into several types based on generations and based on size of computers. Computer Generations classified into five types such as following.
Explore our comprehensive collection of classroom resources, including classroom posters, engaging activities, classroom management techniques, and more. Enhance your teaching and inspire your students with these valuable insights.
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Here is a handy inforgaphic we designed specifically for teachers and students. The visual is based on a post we published here a few days ago featuring a total of 15 practical iPad tips to help you make the best of this device in education. Some of the features mentioned in the earlier post relate to Safari, we omitted those and kept only the ones that are strictly technical. If you want to download or print a PDF version of this infographic click here. Enjoy
In this post, we are adding two more resources in the form of two posters taken from Safe Internet Day ( SID ). " SID is organised by Isafe in February of each year to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially amongst children and young people across the world. " SID has also a great 2012 kit for schools and teachers , the kit brings together some resources, and lesson plans for raising internet safety awareness. Check it out HERE.
Flippity is a very good tool that you can use on Google Spreadsheets to create flashcards and quizzes. The flashcards you create can be either printed or shared online through a generated link. The process to create a flashcard using Google Spreadsheet is pretty easy. Here is how to do it: Via John Evans, Dennis Swender
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June 7, 2014 Learning how to write a computer program is a lot like learning a new language. There are nouns, verbs, and sentences. With far fewer words than a spoken language, it may be easier too. A student of languages can pick it up just as quickly as a student of math. To help, here are a set of tools that teach computer programming. KineScript Using the same visual programming metaphor as MIT's Scratch, this app helps students craft animated stories. Kid's Ruby Targeted for kids, this free desktop app teaches the popular programming language Ruby. ScriptKit Build a simple mobile app using the drag-and-drop code editor of this iPad app. CodeShare Instead of a cumbersome screen-sharing app, use this free website to share the code you type in real-time. Hopscotch Also inspired by the visual design of MIT's Scratch, this colorful iPad app introduces young students to programming. Want more? Check out these collections of tools. Programming for Primary Students Resources to teach programming in primary school. Curated by teacher librarian Julia Boulton. Computer programming Apps to teach everyone from children to adults how to program. Curated by adult learning facilitator Anne Sturgess. Follow us on : Twitter, Facebook , Google plus, Pinterest . This post originally appeared in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning ( www.educatorstechnology.com ).
