Educreations is a great tool for creating interactive whiteboard lessons with your iPad or right in your browser. With educreations, you can easily combine pictures, voice, and handwritten annotations to clearly explain the topic of your lesson. Lessons can be…
A powerful way to make course content more meaningful is through class discussions, allowing students to share thoughts, voice opinions, and connect with each other.
But in an asynchronous course, when students are not online at the same time, how can they engage in discussions together?
Use these online tools to easily and quickly create great looking charts, timelines, and diagrams for your course materials.
32 Ways to Use Google Apps in the Classroom by Google Enterprise, as part of the Google Apps for Education Professional Development webinar series.
3PlayMedia offers online services that provide captions, interactive transcriptions, and multi-lingual translations of videos for higher ed. Videos can be imported directly from popular lecture-capture systems or simply uploaded from a computer or website. Why transcribe video lectures into text…
TED, a nonprofit organization devoted to sharing “Ideas Worth Spreading,” now allows educators to create and share their own online lessons with TED-Ed.
Want to present complex information to your students in a clear, organized, visual, and engaging form? Create your own educational infographics using these 5 easy infographic-building tools.
The following infographic from Oakdome.com’s K5 Computer Lab depicts how educators can use Google Drive to distribute, submit, grade, and return assignments.
What’s the best way to teach students concepts in the social sciences, like backwards induction and strategic compromising?
As any instructor of psychology or economics will tell you, the best way for students to learn principles and strategies is by experiencing them firsthand, or watching them played out in real scenarios.
Check out the SlideShare below to see the top 100 tools for learning from 2012. Each tool’s rank is based on the votes of more than 500 learning professionals worldwide. Top 100 Tools for Learning 2012 compiled by Jane Hart