Digital Learning Environment Blogs

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    Digital Research

    Elizabeth Helfant

    Last week I spent a lot of time in the library. We are kicking off several research projects in some of our electives. The librarian and I frequently work together to support research projects. The ability to ask good questions, to search and identify the resources needed to accurately answer the question, and to keep track of the information that is found are at the heart of the research process.

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  • Educon Reflections

    Jon Orech

    So I finally made it to Philly for Educon 2.2. I am glad I did!

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  • Seat Time Waivers-Michigan Leads the Way

    Leslie Wilson

    Retooling a failed economy calls for an education transformation that addresses new skill development in 21st century delivery systems. Michigan's Seat Time Waivers lead the way.

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  • Using a Digital Notebook to Stay Organized

    Grant Zimmerman

    Microsoft OneNote is a versitle application that puts you in charge of your ideas.

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  • The Disconnected Curriculum

    Steven Anderson

    Teachers are less and less in control of what and how their students learn? Why are we giving that control away and how do we stop it?

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