The UNESCO Bangkok ICT in Education Programme has created this CD-ROM which contains a collection of free e-learning tools suitable for children age 3-13. They are useful for instructed learning and self-learning.
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Interesting to check out some time soon!
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What is information literacy? It’s the research process!– Created using PowToon — Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/youtube/ — Create animated videos…
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Again – Basic but effective introduction.
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By Kay Oddone Every Australian teacher, and any teachers of literature across the world who teach Australian Literature should make themselves aware of AustLit, an amazing resource created by a dedicated team of researchers and indexers based at the…
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Access to so many resources!
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Libraries seem to be the space where makerspaces are taking off. The library is a place of engagement, learning, discovery, belonging, community, creativity and innovation.
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Making the connections in library spaces . . .
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— Created using PowToon — Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/youtube/ — Create animated videos and animated presentations for free. PowToon is a free …
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Basic overview – but an example of PowToon & links to others eg Differentiated Instruction.
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Source: Clarifying guided inquiry | inquiry learning & information literacy
The clarification of terms and included graphic models assist in the understanding. Mandy Lupton also points out the confusion caused when an author ‘messes’ with the terminology!
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Teaching students how to confront what we don’t know can trigger curiosity and lead to new discoveries, according to author Jamie Holmes.
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Real curiosity ensures engagement!
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Effective and credible writing requires authoritative and verifiable resources. Learn the best ways to evaluate sources of information on the Web.
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A website for teachers filled with ideas for literacy teaching using visual resources such as film, animation, photographs and picture books.
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To be further investigated!
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