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While Maslow could not have envisaged this, it certainly does show how much easier it is for us to achieve some of our needs using technology.
by Dan Haugh"VideoNot.es is an online app that syncs note-taking with videos for quick and easy reference. VideoNot.es syncs with your Google Drive to automatically synchronize your notes with whatever video you are watching. Users can then click on their time-stamped note to instantly jump to the appropriate place in the video. VideoNot.es works with Coursera, Udacity, EdX, Khan Academy, Vimeo, and YouTube."VideoNot.es is a great addition to any student/researcher/teacher's toolbox. The dual panels make writing while watching a video simple and efficient. Additionally, its seamless integration with Google and Google Drive make this tool even more attractive. Making the backups readable in Google Docs might draw more users"
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Syncing notes to your Google account is easy with this.
The traditional model of teach we're familiar with is that of the teacher in front of the class, lecturing and assigning homework for students to do once they leave the classroom. The teacher has full control over their learning process. Or do they? Teachers who seem to have full control over their student's learning often …
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Sideways lessons take the idea of flipped learning and meld it with a traditional lessons
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Google's free learning management system, Google Classroom, is now in full release and is being made available today to all Apps for Education customers.
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Class has begun. google classroom is open for Google apps users. I have been testing it in beta and look forward to seeing how it continues to develop. They have already added some features as suggested by users.
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AITSL's professional learning toolkit.
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Rescooped for Charles Voth. Try,alternatively, http://toolkit.aitsl.edu.au/category/professional-learning/
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THe link worked for me. Sorry if you were having trouble Charles Voth, one notification is enough. Regards
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Disclaimer!! This goes in the ' do as I say, not as I do' column. I am a bit of a beginner with numbers etc. but can see the use for it. I'm putting this scoop in to remind me to learn more about using spreadsheets. That said, this guide is helpful in that it covers the three most commonly used spreadsheet formats and goes through some useful, time-saving functions.
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Smarty Pins is a new online geography game from Google. It's similar to some of the better ones on The Best Online Geography Games -- you're asked a question, provided a hint, and then have to put ...
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Turning recycled PET bottles into 3D objects will be possible with this $1200 printer.
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Once schools embrace Twitter, the creative and collaborative possibilities are endless, writes Kim O'Brien, it helps to establish dialogue between parents and educators
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Google classroom looks very interesting. It combines a class we page type interface with Google Apps and Groups features. Is it a game changer for education? I guess we will have to wait and see.
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This is an exciting new way of using the lovely Paper by 53. Users can create and share reusable and edit le templates. Particularly useful for those of us who are challenged by drawing.
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Explain Everything is a screencasting and IWB tool. It is now available for Windows 8.1.
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now on your PC. a great resource for flipped learning.
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Bandwidth notwithstanding these are a good way to revise topics or just publicize a class event.
AirServer version 2 released: AirPlay your iPad onto your Interactive Whiteboard | The Whiteboard Blog
AirServer have released version 2 of their iPad-mirroring app for Windows and Mac. The new version now lets you record your iPad screen to play back later.
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Apple will soon take another step toward persuading schools to ditch textbooks in favor of iPads by giving instructors a tool to teach from the tablet.
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Teaching with iPads is about to get easier as Apple upgrades iTunes U. In a push to keep more of the market Apple are making changes to the ways that teachers interact with their students through the app. You can now run live chats from within the app alongside your course or textbook.
A new video from filmmakers HigtonBrothers skewers Facebook narcissism perfectly, showing why you probably shouldn't take the updates, photos and videos that people post at face value.
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Sometimes the online world is so amazing that it lets you believe that other people live way more amazing lives than you. Here's an antidote.
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Love And The Lonely: A Valentine for the Disconnected
- Thursday, February 10, 2005
At times like Valentine's Day, though, I can't help feeling a sort of veiled sorrow. I wonder why God decided to give me my life back, while so many others seem lost… lost within themselves, within the walls of their own sense of unworthiness, their own hopelessness. Maybe it's because, as a counselor, I work with these people one on one, and stare into their eyes. And they look back into mine. And in these moments I am convicted, day after day. I can never forget. I know who they are. I know how they feel.
I wonder if Adam felt some indefinable ache that one night before he drifted off to sleep. I wonder if he dreamed of what God would do that night, taking a part of him to make another someone. And though it wouldn't take long for the man and woman to learn fear and shame and the kind of haunting loneliness that to some degree lurks within each of us even now, I wonder if…I wonder if, only for a little while, the three of them felt eternally, blissfully connected.
This desire for connection drives us all, really. It drives us either away from or toward our Heavenly Father. We seek fulfillment in people, places, substances, behaviors… we drink and drug, work and worry, worshiping wealth, seeking sanctuary from the nagging discomfort… and always it is more and more and more, but still we cannot fill the emptiness. And yet, some of us are able to turn and run to the Well, and finally slake our thirst. At least until we wander away again, as little children often do. Having tasted the living water, though, we're never the same again. We know.
It's risky, of course. Love will cost us our very lives. Even when I was hopeless and drunk, the idea of giving myself over to this most powerful of things—Love—felt in some ways more frightening than the living hell in which I lived. And so I stood just out of reach, my hands hovering near the face of God, so afraid to risk touching such unfathomable beauty, peace, hope. I recall a man grown old before his time, lost and slowly dying in his dark addictions. And I remember how dangerous it felt, this surrendering to Love…
And then. Then, just as I had almost decided to run away, to give up on the hope of love and resign myself to the vague loneliness I had felt all my life…just as fear nearly separated me from the endless possibilities of joining hearts with one very special person…
Christ came, finally, to forever put an end to our loneliness. Through Him and in Him, we have access to an intimacy that defies our emptiness, and casts off our chains.
On this day celebrating love, I pray each of us might discover Love—the kind of Love that does not judge or shame, but gently opens to us the arms that won't let go. I pray that every hopeless heart wandering through a broken world will turn for Home, finally seeing through our tears that no matter how many times we turn our backs on Jesus, He is always facing us. Succumbing to the ultimate connection, may each of us know this: When in helpless faith we surrender to Him our shattered souls, loneliness is a prison that cannot hold us.
I don't know what ever happened to Maggie Argo. She moved away at the end of the school year, and I never saw her again. And though I was to learn many kinds of loneliness along my journey back to Christ, I had at least on that one Valentine's Day come to understand that love is both fair and fleeting…a precious gift to be cherished rather than understood.
May the Love of Christ Jesus fill you, now and ever more. Amen.
Jim Robinson is a successful songwriter, musician, speaker, author, and recovery counselor. A graduate of Christ Center School of Counseling and Addiction Studies, Robinson is founder of ProdigalSong, a Christian ministry utilizing music, speaking, counseling and teaching to convey healing for the broken spirit. For information about his ministry, music, or his book, also called Prodigal Song, visit www.ProdigalSong.com or contact Jim via e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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At the beginning of World War II, a hostile chance encounter in the skies above the harsh Norwegian wilderness leaves two aircraft—one British, one German—shot down in a remote and isolated region. By strange coincidence, the crews seek shelter in the same cabin. They must battle to survive the brutal winter in order to get back to the war—and to fighting one another. Although war has made them enemies, as the days go by, animosity proves hard to maintain. Mutual need leads to unlikely friendships, and the rules of war must be put aside.
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A new study shows the average household in 24 of America's 25 largest metropolitan areas cannot afford to pay for the average priced new car or truck.
A new study shows the average household in 24 of America's 25 largest metropolitan areas cannot afford to pay for the average priced new car or truck.
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Hi John! Hope all is well with you! I know it's been awhile since we've seen you at Tech in Motion and I wanted to personally invite you to our upcoming Tech Ed Panel. We have a great panel lined up with the Founder of Girls Who Code, Founder of Hack NY, Senior Advisor at NYC Mayor's Office, & Senior Director at Department of Education.{October 17th @ AFSE} The event is FREE and will have food and drinks. Would love to see you there! http://www.meetup.com/techinmotionnyc
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EAST LANSING, Mich. - Michigan State crew's varsity 8 boat continued to make its case for an NCAA Championships berth, which will be announced Tuesday, with a bronze-medal performance in the Central Championships this afternoon in Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Three Spartan boats, the varsity 8 (bronze), the first novice 8 (bronze) and the second novice 8 (silver), medaled as Michigan State finished with the fourth-best team point total in pursuit of the Lexus Cup. The Spartans' 43 points trailed team champion Virginia (62), Ohio State (56.5) and Michigan (54).
In the varsity 8 race, Michigan State had the second-fastest qualifying time behind Virginia, but Michigan upset the Cavaliers in the finals. The Wolverines finished in 5:56.60, with Virginia (5:59.71) and Michigan State (6:03.32) trailing.
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We have dealt with clients in wheelchairs that have been sold sickness insurance that could never been claimed on due to obvious health issues. We have dealt with policies sold to pensioners, housewives and students who could never claim on loss of employment as they were never employed. We have dealt with Russian Builders, Indian Cooks and African Taxi Drivers who could hardly speak English and could never claim as they were self employed. We have dealt with Nurses working for the NHS, civil servants, policeman, firemen and armed forces personnel who could never claim on policies due to the fact that they were fully covered from their work sickness insurance.
The banks who sold these policies had a massive incentive to sell them due to the enormous commissions involved (usually 60% of the total cost of the policy). In addition on single premium loans they not only gained the loan commission they also lent the money to purchase the policy in the first place. So that on lending £5,000 to purchase a policy at say interest of 20% pa with 60% of the cost of the policy refunded as commission they bank effectively earned 50% interest on the net cost of the loan.
The banks have ignored their own regulators guidelines to refund this money. They have challenged the regulators instructions on best practice and lost in court and now there is no doubt they will appeal this judgement in the cynical knowledge that by delaying the verdict another 18 months they will save hundreds of millions of pounds in people giving up on their claim and the fact that they are able to destroy their financial records older than 6 years old thus preventing claims on their older policies
Anthony, do you read the Daily Mail, per chance?
I have read the judges findings cover to cover (boring but insightful) and applaud the fact that decency has prevailed. As the BBC's business editor reported http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/robertpeston/ in his blog today it would have been disastrous for consumers if the banks would have won. I see mis-selling everyday, I am the director of a claims management company and like Anthony we have some appalling principle and rule breaches. THIS IS NOT BANK CHARGES - there is no way the banks will get away with taking this to the supreme court , however you would not put anything past our "greedy bankers". What point are you making anonymous re the Daily Mail by the way please tell?
The more they delay,the more they may pay interest on some cases and compensation to others this has cost some damages to their credit for the past years.
CMCs are a load of croc - 25% of the redress for sending out a few letters. Consumers - take your cases to the FOS yourself and mis out these CMCs - they label banks theives - hipocracy at its best.
I have been left in limbo with trying to progress two PPI claims but worse than that I think that the company acting on my behalf have mis-sold their service to me after taking money off me for this last October - do you knowledge of companies acting in this way. It seems that this (large) company who promise to handle your claim against the banks are also fraudulent!
As a Manager at one of the large Claims Management companies please be assured we do a lot more than send a few letters out, we work tirelessly on behalf of our client's against Banks(some are better than others) who fight us every step of the way. We work on behalf of people who do not want to have to deal with the hassle, delays and uncooperative behaviour we deal with from most Banks on a daily basis.
We earn every penny we charge by fighting for our client's rights, we are indignant on their behalf and will not stop until we get a fair outcome. Hopefully we can now start to build stronger relationships with the Banks and work together to resolve these complaints speedily and fairly Thank you.
Claims management companies are a necessary evil. The company that I work has seen many examples of banks refusing a claim to the consumer directly and spinning out the claim until the consumer gives up. They refuse to supply documents or respond to the FOS in an approprite way or within the correct timescales. They have been selling a worthless product for 20 years and still the consumer does not get a fair recovery. Interest recoverd against the banks should reflect the interest charged not a mere 8%.
CMCs are taking almost 50% off any money refunded, Im doing it myself now its so easy and the FOS are really friendly and helpfull and free, dont get sucked in by highway robbers for a second time, DIY its easy.


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In carrying out this section, the Secretary may support activities to—
(1) establish, expand, or increase the scope of behavioral supports and systemic interventions by providing for effective, research-based practices, including—
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(G) promoting effective case management and collaboration among parents, teachers, physicians, related services personnel, behavioral specialists, principals, administrators, and other school staff;
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Twelve members of Soroptimist International of Patterson served lunch to 41 seniors at 11:30 a.m., dishing up turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, green beans, rolls with butter, cranberries and cupcakes for dessert.
Later that day, the Center for Human Services-Teen Center took over the facility.
"It all went so smoothly," said Gloria Satcher, Soroptimist president, on Monday, Nov. 19. "At the end of the lunch, the seniors gave us a rousing applause and a thank-you. We're all hoping the seniors were happy."
Lena Dumont was happy and still satisfied by the Soroptimist meal when the Center for Human Services hosted the Patterson Teen Center's fourth annual Thanksgiving dinner at the senior center later that afternoon.
"I am just so stuffed from lunch, I'm not going to eat," Dumont said as she sat with a table of chatting seniors while Christmas music played in the background.
A registration sheet showed 119 people signing in for the evening meal.
Youths who patronize the teen center began the tradition of a Thanksgiving dinner four years ago. In 2011, they decided it would be nice to include seniors, as well.
Laura Elkinton, program coordinator for the Center for Human Services, which runs the Patterson Teen Center across the street from the Hammon complex in the True Value shopping center, said having the seniors and teens together was a success.
Gifts of time and money also poured in from the greater community.
"We got donations from all corners of the county," said Kate Trompetter, marketing manager for the Center for Human Services.
Volunteer Sheree Lustgarten, who helps the Center for Human Services as a member of the Westside Champions — a local group of people who support the Center for Human Services — helped decorate the center for the dinner a day after having knee surgery.
"I am so happy to do things for our children and families," Lustgarten said.
Frank Terrazas, who visits the senior center regularly, said the event was an opportunity to mingle with the rest of the community.
"I attend the activities at the center, and I wanted to participate with the Patterson crowd," Terrazas said. "My family is all in San Jose, and I'm going to be out of town for the holiday, so I'm celebrating a little early."
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