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Starting your own Professional Blog

Starting your own Professional Blog

Posted in Blog Posts, Learning Design & Planning, Paid | Tagged with blog, blogging, blogs, ePortfolio, examples, FAQ, Free, iste-2, iste-3, iste-4, portfolios, professional, resources, Teacher Use, UBC Blog, wordpress

As part of your journey in Teacher Education here at UBC, it is required that you critically reflect on your practice and develop a year-long inquiry into teaching and learning. One way to record your reflections and share your inquiry is by developing professional blog or an e-portfolio. Doing so can also provide you with […]

Powerful presentation tools and Amazing image search tips

Powerful presentation tools and Amazing image search tips

Posted in 4-7, 8-12, English, K-3, Not Subject Specific, Open Educational Resources, Resource | Tagged with copyright, Free, image search, images, iste-1, iste-3, iste-4, lesson planning, multimedia, Presentation, sandbox session, scarfe sandbox, storytelling, Teacher Use

There are so many places to go, so many things to see. I realize this sounds a bit like a Dr. Seuss, but it is just so true when it comes to the wealth of available resources on the net to help you author your own multimedia presentations. I’ve compiled only 3 – (trying to […]

QR Codes in education – seek, share, scan

QR Codes in education – seek, share, scan

Posted in 4-7, 8-12, English, Not Subject Specific, Resource | Tagged with Free, iste-1, iste-2, iste-3, library, multimedia, QR codes, Teacher Use

A QR (Quick Response) Code is a type of barcode you can use to point your students towards information or online content. They are free, easy to make and quick to access (once you have downloaded a QR code reader) and as long as you are able to point and hold the camera on your […]

Citing Research in your Blog

Citing Research in your Blog

Posted in Blog Posts | Tagged with blog, citations, copyright, creative commons, inquiry, iste-3, iste-4, multimedia, portfolios, references, research, resources, Teacher Use

“The term reference is used in many spheres of human knowledge, adopting shades of meaning particular to the contexts in which it is used.” When citing other sources in your blog or website, it is very important to give ‘credit’ where credit is due (and it is always due!). For online sources, you can simply […]

Search Smarter not Harder!

Search Smarter not Harder!

Posted in 4-7, 8-12, Blog Posts, K-3, Not Subject Specific | Tagged with Free, inquiry, iste-3, lesson planning, library, research, resources, Teacher Use

Are you busy searching for articles and resources to complete your inquiry project or to support your lesson and unit planning? Did you know that the UBC Ed library has links to your school district’s online resources and resource catalogues? Visit the Resource tab in this blog for more info. You can also download this […]


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