This week it’s all about the teachers hacking their own learning.
1. Blogging (13 Ways Teachers Can Hack Their Learning)
Using blogging to share, publicize, and reflect.
2. Use Twitter (13 Ways Teachers Can Hack Their Learning)
Teachers can use Twitter to collaborate, publicize, and reflect.
3. Participate in a Twitter chat (13 Ways Teachers Can Hack Their learning)
Continue the use of Twitter by joining Twitter chats.
Twitter, in the midst of an identity crisis, turned outward to its millions of users for ideas Thursday, with CEO Jack Dorsey tweeting with them for six hours about what they hope to see from the social-media service. Source: Twitter Seeks a Little Help From Its Users – WSJ Mr. Dorsey has posted the top…
https://eduk8.me/2018/01/comic-dc-vs-marvel/ https://eduk8.me/2018/01/edtech-create-online-collections-articles-videos-images-tweets-wakelet/ https://eduk8.me/2018/02/edchat-direct-instruction-tips-comedians/
0x0D Ways to Teach Like a Hacker
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I’ve been using PDF Escape to mark up PDFs when I’m on a Chromebook, and Kami is a fantastic entry into the mark up PDFs market. You can access Kami in any browser by visiting https://web.kamihq.com/, and it supports Google Logins, so students can start using it right away. The free plan should probably be enough for…
The onscreen keyboard is pretty amazing in iOS. As long as you let go, it does a really good job of autocorrecting your typing. It also learns the words you type and how you type them. I have a nephew named Keaton and I live in Kenton, and my iPhone always corrects then correctly. You…