I use this blog to document all my responses to questions from faculty, administration, staff, students etc. about educational technology.
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Friday, September 12, 2014
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Q: In order to find valuable information about people and business, students required to perform search on Internet. Can you share some technical tips to make this search safer and less time-consuming?
A: There are many articles in PCWorld that could help. Here is one tip from Sarah Purewal:
How to Run an Online Background Check for Free:
"You can also use site-specific searches if you're looking for someone within a school or business. For example: site:pcworld.com "sarah jacobsson purewal" will give a list of search results found only in the PCWorld.com domain." More
How to Run an Online Background Check for Free:
"You can also use site-specific searches if you're looking for someone within a school or business. For example: site:pcworld.com "sarah jacobsson purewal" will give a list of search results found only in the PCWorld.com domain." More
Labels:
21 century skills,
article,
data,
internet,
safety,
search,
security,
strategies,
tip
Friday, April 5, 2013
Q: I heard a new term "gamification". What does it mean?
A: It is new way of incorporating games in your teaching style and mostly applicable for online learning environment. judge for yourself - this article is presenting all arguments for defining "gamification" as the use of game design elements in non-game contexts: bit.ly/o6aX1U
From Game Design Elements to Gamefulness: Defining “Gamification”
Labels:
article,
engagement,
game,
interactive,
neuroscience,
online
Friday, September 30, 2011
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