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Farr-Out Links to Learning
http://farroutlinks.net/blog
Jen writes this blog as part of her professional mission to research and develop resources and workshops that will inspire educators to become lifetime learners so that they in turn can teach students to be competent in subject matter, digitally literate, effective collaborators, creative thinkers, and innovative problem solvers.
- Added on: May 27th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Jen Farr
- Listed in: Education Technology
- Tags: education Web 2.0 teacher training education technology instructional design learning technology
Recent Posts
Do Schools Kill Creativity?
I’m attending NYSCATE, the annual conference for New York State Association for Computers and Technologies in Education. As always, the conference has been engaging, exciting, and renewing! I will try to add to this post a bit later this even...
Light a Candle
Quote by Buddha. Photograph uploaded to Flickr by Nik McPhee. ...
A few things I have learned after 300 days of blogging…
Today officially marks my 300th day of blogging. Three hundred days ago I made an internal pact with myself to blog every day for a year. I should point out that Julie, Julia had not yet been released, so I can confidently assure you that I was not...
Web 2.0 Swirl and Twirl
Novelist James A. Michener once said, “I love writing. I love the swirl and swing of words as they tangle with human emotions.” I would venture to say that you could substitute the phrase Web 2.0 apps for words. Well, at least I could…...
Store, Save, and Embed with Docuter
Docuter is a place where you can upload, publish, store and share documents. You can embed the documents on to your corporate website, blog, e-zine, etc. Your documents can be shared with the Docuter community and friends and can be emailed to anyo...
75+ Fraction-related Activities and Resources
My current job entails working with teacher K-12 in a number of school districts across our region. The person I replaced was a real math pro. I often find myself re-teaching myself math concepts that got put on the back burner several years ago (m...
