Future of Technology: MSNBC Looks at iPads in the Classroom
Archbishop Mitty High School will have classroom iPads in use by all 1,800 of its students at this time next year, IT director Eric Anderson told Wilson Rothman, of MSNBC Future of Technology. The...
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Cecil College Puts the Brakes on SMART Board Installation, Implements Doceri...
Incorporating innovative use of technology for learning is a key part of the long-term strategic plan at Cecil College in Maryland, combined with a commitment to find and implement cost-saving...
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Like Doceri, new iBook Author puts teachers in control of creating content
Here’s our take on today’s Apple announcement: It puts teachers in the driver’s seat to create and share content with their students and each other. The content creation trend is moving rapidly into...
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iPads in the Classroom at Majan College in Oman
Tahseen Arshi is bringing a greater degree of interactivity into his classroom using Doceri on the iPad at Majan College in Oman. In this video, he explains how he is able to annotate his classroom...
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Doceri is Everywhere at ISTE 2013
Doceri will be at ISTE 2013 in San Antonio! Find us on the Exhibit floor in booth 7232 – right next to Microsoft in Exhibit Hall D. We’ll be holding drawings for free Doceri licenses, iPad presentation...
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Flipcon 2013: The Common Thread: Connections = Growth
Can a few days rejuvenate the spirit of veteran special education teacher that thought he’d seen it all? YES!! It’s absolutely exciting to have viewed teachers making change completely on their own....
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Nearly 90% of Doceri Teachers use Annotation Tools for More Engaging Lessons
According to our 2012/2013 end of school year survey, more than 60 percent of Doceri teachers are creating original, hand-authored lessons, drawings or presentations. Combined with those who also...
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Doceri, Interactive Teaching and the Common Core
Self-Portrait painted in Doceri by Jason Gilmore During 2014, the Freedom to Teach blog will delve deep into the interactive teaching method to show how the Doceri Classroom can aid in this engaging...
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Announcing #DoceriChat on Twitter
We’re launching our first Twitter Chat on Wednesday March 19, 2014! Join us on Twitter at 5pm Pacific / 7pm Central / 8pm Eastern using the hashtag #DoceriChat. Our education community advocate Jason...
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Doceri Timeline: The Power Center for Creating Interactive Lessons, part 1
On the surface, Doceri is a powerful way to get mobile in your classroom, record lessons and create flipclass screencast videos. But dig a little deeper, and the power of Doceri really comes alive. The...
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Doceri Timeline: The Power Center for Creating Interactive Lessons, Part 2
Besides its ability to connect with a computer for access to all of your pedagogical resources, the ability to edit Doceri lessons and presentations is at the core of what sets it apart from other...
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We’d planned to talk about how the Doceri Timeline is being used in interactive teaching – but that was just a launching point for a great discussion that included behavior management in iPad...
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#DoceriChat Questions for April 2: Screencasting Tips
Join us Wednesday, April 2 on Twitter for #DoceriChat. Our Education Community Advocate Jason Gilmore leads this weekly chat among Doceri teachers that spans Doceri tips and tricks to discussions about...
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DoceriChat Archive: Apr 2, 2014 – Screencasting
Lively #DoceriChat this week on screencasting! Click on image to enlarge Terrific ideas on length, pacing, flow and how to assess students’ progress. We answered the question of how to upload Doceri...
View ArticleJoining #DoceriChat
We use TweetChat to participate in various educational Twitter Chats, as well as our own #DoceriChat. It makes it very easy to follow along with the conversation – and automatically ads the hashtag of...
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Teacher-Centered vs. Student-Centered Education
Anthropologist Margaret Mead said “Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.” It’s messy. It’s frustrating. It takes longer but student-centered teaching model can turn passive learners...
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2014 Doceri Teacher Survey: iPad Whiteboards in the Classroom
Once again, at the end of the US school year, we asked for input about how teachers are using Doceri. What we’ve learned is not surprising – the more teachers use Doceri, the more integral it becomes...
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Teacher Feature: East Bronx Academy Part 1, Erick Odom
East Bronx Academy is a grade 6-12 public school in the poorest Congressional District in the United States. Over the years, various grants and gifts have equipped the school with technology including...
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Teacher Feature: East Bronx Academy Part 3, Kevin McCormack
In Part 3 of our three-part feature on the Doceri teachers at East Bronx Academy, music and computer science teacher Kevin McCormack explains he uses Doceri for how to videos for his students. Kevin...
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Columbia University Technology Innovation Showcase Kicks off Featuring Doceri
On October 16, the Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning is launching the first in a series Innovation Showcases featuring presentations on what’s new in teaching and technology as well...
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