Dyslexia can have a negative impact on a person’s ability to study effectively, often making reading and writing more difficult. However, with new technology, online resources and mobile and desktop apps are being created that make it easier for students with dyslexia to get ahead in their studies. Click here to check out Guest Blog Author Sharon Conwell’s favorite examples of apps that can help those with Dyslexia really excel in their studies.
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5 Smart Ways to Use the Internet in the Classroom
One of the greatest issues in the contemporary classroom is that many teachers still refuse to embrace technology and make it a part of the education process. Click here for a great article by guest blogger Lori Wade describing 5 ways in which the internet and technology can be used to enhance teaching and learning in the classroom.
Tips for Using Google to Boost Student Engagement
Google offers powerful tools that make classroom management more effective. In addition, these tools can help teachers promote engagement in the classroom. Take a look at 7 different tools that can turn the classroom into an attractive learning environment. Read suggestions for implementing these tools and see how easily you can make learning and your classroom more engaging!
Get More Out of Google: Tips & Tricks for Online Research [INFOGRAPHIC]
Do you spend hours researching for a topic, and feel like you’re getting no where?
You’re not alone. According to a recent study, 75% of students couldn’t perform a “well-executed search” on Google to find what they want.
Don’t despair – help is here! Check out this infographic to learn some neat tricks to help you research more quickly and more efficiently.
Learn about how to use operators, file types, and keyboard shortcuts to find what you need. Fast.
Google Partners with edX to Create MOOC.org
Google announced its partnership with edX to develop MOOC.org, a website that will allow anyone to build their own MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) and make it available to the public.