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DawsonITE is a blog devoted to Educational Technology. It's compiled by Rafael Scapin, Coordinator of Educational Technology at Dawson College in Montreal (Canada).

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Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

Google Docs just made it a lot easier to view your documents on most e-readers

 

A small but potentially useful update for budding authors using Google Docs: you can now export your musing as .epub files – one of the most popular open formats for ebooks.

http://thenextweb.com/apps/2016/03/07/can-now-export-google-docs-files-e-books/…

Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

The end of ‘just Google it’: Why students need to be digitally literate

 

Just because young people are functionally very capable, doesn’t mean they always have the criticality to appraise the wealth of information available. English teacher Jennifer Wilson discusses how critical thinking and digital literacy need to go hand-in-hand.

http://www.innovatemyschool.com/ideas/item/1558-the-end-of-…

Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

Open source math software competes in the classroom

 

When I think about what makes SageMath different from other math software systems, it’s one of the most fundamental things about it: SageMath was created by the very people who use it every day. These researchers, teachers, computer programmers, …

Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

Why Is A Virtual Classroom Better Than A Real One?

 

Students that study online pass tests 9% better than those who study on campus. These are the results presented by SRI International after a 12-year study. What aspects of modern eLearning systems make the virtual classroom so effective? Let us …

Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

My Favorite Internet Search Tips for Teachers & Students

 

Students don’t know enough strategies to help them dive deeper in their Internet research. In the slides embedded below I share my favorite search tips. The slides include some videos that demonstrate how to use the methods I’ve mentioned.…

Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

Low Budget High Quality Videos for the Flipped Classroom

With Flipped classrooms becoming more popular, teachers are wanting to create their own videos as well. The costliest part of videos is the equipment to film and edit them. However, by knowing a few tricks and where to get low …

Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

What will be the impact of IoT on education?

 

The use of the Internet of Things in education is expected to increase dramatically – this is how.

http://www.geektime.com/2016/03/07/what-will-be-the-impact-of-iot-on-education/

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Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

Virtual Classrooms: A Vision of the Future of Teacher Training

 

A classroom simulator platform operating out of UCF is breaking new ground for how teachers hone their craft.

http://www.edtechmagazine.com/higher/article/2016/03/virtual-classrooms-vision-future-training-teachers…

Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

31 Google Drive Tips You Can’t Afford to Miss

 

Google’s online office suite and storage service has come a long way, becoming the tool of choice for many. Here’s a list of tips and tricks to squeeze the best out of Drive.

http://www.pcmag.com/slideshow/story/323450/31-google-drive-tips-you-can-t-afford-to-miss…

Posted on 11/03/201608/03/2016

This computer will grow your food in the future

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Posted on 11/03/201618/03/2016

Presentation of the Week: The Future of Educational Media

The Future of Educational Media from Stephen Downes
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Posted on 04/03/201602/03/2016

A Simple Guide to Figuring Out Which Programming Language to Learn

So you’ve decided to learn a programming language. Good thinking! The need to be code literate for various jobs is increasing. Check out this helpful infographic to guide you through making this decision.

https://www.themuse.com/advice/a-simple-guide-to-figuring-out-which-programming-language-to-learn…

Posted on 04/03/201602/03/2016

Most students ‘happy to share data for learning analytics’

 

Most students are prepared to share data on their academic activities with universities’ learning analytics programmes, according to a survey.

https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/jisc-finds-most-students-happy-share-data-learning-analytics…

Posted on 04/03/201602/03/2016

Brain: The New AI-powered Search Engine That Wants To Replace Google

 

Brain is the new product from Jerry Yue which is based on an advanced algorithm. Brain will work as a personal virtual assistant for each user by having users input not just a profile of who they are, but …

Posted on 04/03/201602/03/2016

AI learns to predict human reactions by reading our fiction

A team of Stanford researchers have developed a novel means of teaching artificial intelligence systems how to predict a human’s response to their actions. They’ve given their knowledge base, dubbed Augur, access to online writing community Wattpad and its archive …

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