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Lowering the barriers of entry on things like this is vital. My #edd703 co-learners are going to appreciate this.

Infographic design is part art, and part science. This article takes a look at the best practices of infographic design, and how to distribute that content to your audience effectively.

Here are a few of the things I’ve noodled on this week that I think you should know about. Thanks for reading! Free 4K Stock Video Footage This is an awesome collection of stock video that is free …

Is your Twitter account unmanageable? Do you want to clean up your followers and profile? A well-managed Twitter account improves your branding and helps you engage with your audience. In this article you'll find six tips to clean up and revitalize your Twitter account. Listen to this article: #1: Unfollow Inactive Accounts First, tend to the users you're following. Let's start with your family members. You know the ones. They started using Twitter in 2007 and haven't been back since. They're inactive users, along with potentially hundreds of other users you followed a long time ago, and ne...

Ways to Jazz up your blog a bit with some multimedia component.

Not every piece of audio on the internet is a podcast, but if you’re interested in making your podcasts feeds from any audio files you want, JustCast does the job.

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.@rmbyrne updates one of his most useful resources via @Larryferlazzo

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Top tools for researchers via @digi_researcher

Here's a list of free stock image sites good for e-learning courses. Most of the free stock image sites are free and don't require attribution.

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With millions of LinkedIn users, who do you connect with when it comes to leadership, marketing, productivity, and career advice? Here're the 50 great people on Linkedin who are big influencers.

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Making Lesson Recap Videos with Screencastify #screencasts

Important video and other resources from the Digital Pedagogy Lab @HybridPed with @audreywaters @Jessifer

The Perry Preschool Project is one of the most famous education experiments of the last 50 years. The study asked a question: Can preschool boost the IQ scores of poor African-American children and prevent them from failing in school? The surprising results are now challenging widely-held notions about what helps people succeed – in school, and in life.

VIDEO: What is curation? #pkm

@LauraKJasso I saw this article about tools for chats on Twitter and thought of you. Hope all is well.

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