Charting the Course of Teaching and Learning in a Networked World

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Dr. James A. Banks--founder of multicultural education Dr. James A. Banks trailer from MOSAIC Nation on Vimeo. Dr. Banks discusses multicultural education and education in America and China. Started by Dr. Terryl Ross	0	Aug 30, 2012
More Collaboration means less Collaboration Software We developed a community portal with robust resources to allow you to work in groups as educators, students or parents. As a long time educ… Started by Keith Tompkins	1	May 3, 2012 Reply by Keith Tompkins
MaxClass - what's your opinion? Around the world schools and parents alike, see the need for better communication. At MaxClass we've been working for more than a year to d… Started by Michiel Klonhammer	2	Nov 6, 2011 Reply by Michiel Klonhammer
Simple Quality Model: Social Learning Hi fellow e-learners,I'm developing a prototype for a simple quality model. One challenge I have is explaining how to use the prototype to… Started by Adam Bostock	1	Jun 6, 2010 Reply by Adam Bostock
Online Social Networking: Is it becoming a disease? Seems like kids these days are glued to their cell phones, and if they're not, they're preoccupied with online social networks. There is no… Started by Kiwi Commons	3	Jun 15, 2009 Reply by Kiwi Commons
Online Class – Integrating Technology with Google, Videos, and Social Book Marking Integrating Technology with Google, Videos, and Social Book Marking by Nellie Deutsch Get your own Virtual Classroom Started by Shivani Vadehra	0	Mar 30, 2009

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