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Enhancing classroom learning with interactive maps 

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Teachers can integrate maps into lessons related to history, cultural studies, and geopolitics. These maps go beyond traditional static maps, allowing students to investigate, evaluate, and engage with spatial information. Interactive maps help students develop a more comprehensive understanding of spatial relationships.

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Schell Games’ Virtual Reality Educational Tool HistoryMaker VR Now Available For Free

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HistoryMaker VR is an immersive content creation tool that helps students learn history in an entertaining and engaging way. history, including Benjamin Franklin, Harriet Tubman, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, and more.

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What are the Three Active Strategies?

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Interactive Lectures : Incorporating interactive activities like polls, quizzes, or discussions into lectures keeps students engaged and reinforces key concepts. Students would observe, hypothesize, and conduct experiments, actively engaging with the material.

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5 tech tools for kinesthetic learners

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Thinglink : Although Thinglink keeps most of the learning activity in the digital realm, it is a great resource for teachers to use to increase student engagement. As an educator whose singing voice is, umm, questionable, I love the opportunity to incorporate music and content without torturing my students with my own voice.

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25 digital tools and edtech resources from FETC

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The app empowers students and teachers to create, share, and even inhabit virtual environments. Within Sandbox AR, users can create virtual worlds and populate them with some of the hundreds of unique objects from history, the built world, science and nature, and more. Plus, students can use them to submit work digitally.

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How Professors Are Planning for an Uncertain Fall Semester

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At Purdue University, leaders have famously announced they are installing plexiglass barriers in some classrooms that teachers will stand behind to lecture. I'll be in the classroom that should hold over 230 students. Every student will sort of be on a bit of an island. What are some ideas for how colleges should do this?

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How This Startup Leverages Games to Create a Love for the Natural Sciences

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Even before the more recent growth of the edtech industry, educators have routinely created games and interactive challenges in order to get students engaged with subjects ranging from math and logic to history and reading. Ideally, educators want students to discover the joy of learning and be motivated by intrinsic rewards.

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