Do you want to present visual messages in new ways? Are you looking for new design tools to help you create visual content? Social media is nothing without images. From simple blog graphics to memes and videos, visuals help us communicate with and engage our audiences. In this article I'll show you eight design resources and tools that can help you create visual content quickly and easily. #1: Find Images Without Copyright If you're looking for photos to use in your images, I have two resources for you: Unsplash and New Old Stock. Unsplash is a free photo archive that

My 1st and 2nd grade class created a traditional book jacket book report. Then we used the Aurasma app, which is an Augmented Reality app, to enhance the pro...

Twitter tutorial, brought to you by adorable elementary kids. Informative, brief, and entertaining.

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The world is full of people talking about how right they are. Today on the show, we try something different: We talk to smart, thoughtful people about times they got things really, really wrong. For more: http://n.pr/1lfnG0Y

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July 30, 2014 On Tuesday, July 29, 2014, The Reverend J. Herbert Nelson, II, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Director for Publ...

A lot of former #cuiedd students asked how you make money blogging, etc. Here's a great list from @davidplotz

Starting at a young age, most of us are questioned about what we want to be “when we grow up,” as if we should all have some singular career goal that we work towards our entire life. Unfortunately, it’s a little more complicated than that. And unlike previous generations, many people don’t take a job right out of high school and college and then stick with it until retirement. We’re encouraged to find our “career path”—whatever that means—and follow it. Great, but where do you even start with that? Here are some ideas.

"College students create nail polish that changes colors when exposed to date rate drugs." #innovation

We’ve collected dozens of apps and tools for your bring-your-own-device classroom, with options for student writing, presentations, screencasting, assessment, and more.

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Business Case Studies - Strategy - Business Case Studies Teaching Business Studies by real life examples ... helping teachers and students learn business with examples in real companies in our case studies with questions and lesson plans.

UPDATE: I’ve made this video “private” temporarily because I’m in the process of figuring out how to get my apps installed… The steps described below are still the one…

We Play Loud is a brand new 12,000 square foot indoor playground in Orange County that will keep your kids entertained for hours.

Most people, including ESL/ELT teachers, are familiar with the game Pictionary. It’s a great language-learning activity. If you ever want to show other teachers or students a video modeling t…

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This evening I created a linked list of sponsors for EdCamp Broken Arrow (coming up this Saturday just outside Tulsa, Oklahoma) using List.ly. This was SO much faster and easier than “creatin…

If you’re not familiar with the learning theory of “constructionism” advanced principally by Seymour Papert and now at the heart of the modern-day “maker movement,” th…

Great tip from @edmodo on how to get around it if your IT dept hasn't turned on Google hangouts

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