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The document discusses various Web 2.0 tools that can be used for differentiating instruction including Twitter for professional development and education chats, Pinterest for collecting ideas, Edmodo for connecting learners, EduClipper for sharing resources, edWeb for networking, and tools like Three Ring, WordPress, Silk, and Weebly for creating digital portfolios and student work. It also provides some brain break websites for students.
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Its easy to be wise after the event.
If the APMs target of all projects succeeding is to be met, we must all be a lot wiser before the event.
Improving the identification of consequences i.e. the knock-on effects of making a choice, is essential to improving decision-making at all levels, from change control up to strategic implementation.
Tragically, the NHS manager who filled a gap in the Health Visitor workforce by redeploying midwives failed to recognise that the shortage of midwives created would cost the lives of mothers and babies.
Systems Dynamics and the use of Causal Loop Diagrams (CLDs) are a graphical tool for exploring both the scope and the dynamics of a problem and the solution so helping reveal unexpected consequences of projects, solutions and decisions.
We have found them to be easy to use, quick and cheap to employ, so dramatically reducing the need to make the simplifying assumptions responsible for so many project failures.
Stock and Flow models (SFMs) take CLDs into the world of simulation and can demonstrate the quantitative effects. Using CLDs is powerful in developing a consensus amongst diverse stakeholders due to effectiveness in facilitating collaborative working across different stakeholders, removing many of the barriers to a shared understanding of the situation to be addressed by the project/programme.
We briefly describe CLDs and SFMs then illustrate their practical application by working through real yet apparently simple case study.
In this webinar on Monday 10 March, we covered how CLDs and SFMs can be used generically in change impact assessment and risk identification for a project, illustrating it in a commercial sales context, as well as with the world-wide climate change issue.The Battle of Belgrade Road: A WW1 Street Renaming Saga by Amir Dotan
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- 4. Web 2.0 for teachers
- 5. twitter Microblogging site Tons of educators share great PD #hashtags identify specific keywords
- 6. Twitter chats to follow #edchat is one of the most popular chats and is held on Tuesdays from 12 to 1 and 7 to 8 pm #edtechchat: is dedicated to all things related to Education Technology and takes place Mondays from 8 to 9 pm #satchat: Fascinating discussions about education and leadership are held on Saturday mornings from 7:30 to 8:30 am #sschat: This can't-miss chat for History/Social Studies teachers takes place Mondays from 7 to 8 pm. English teachers should check out the #engchat discussion held at the same time. #mathchat: Thursdays 7-8 pm.
- 7. Pinterest Pinterest is a visual bookmarking tool that people use to collect ideas for their different projects and interests.
- 8. Edmodo Edmodo helps connect all learners with the people and resources needed to reach their full potential. Join subject area groups.
- 9. EduClipper Pinterest for education Create boards to share with students
- 10. edWeb Social networking for educators Great webinars Blog, resources and more
- 11. Digital Portfolios Collect student work Show growth Visual guide for discussion Personalized for each student Authentic audience
- 12. Three Ring Website and apps for digitizing and organizing student work. Using the app teachers can take a picture of a student's work and upload it to a Three Ring account. A lot of organizational flexibility. Quick and accessible
- 13. Wordpress Typically a blogging site There are lots of pre-made themes
- 14. Silk Designed for artists Organize information around a topic or theme Public or private sites Personal or collaborative
- 15. Weebly Easy to use web design Teacher accounts for 35 students Free accounts for anyone Templates and themes Basic users
- 18. Capstone Project