Showing posts with label infographics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label infographics. Show all posts

Friday, 7 September 2012

11 Awesome Infographics about Space



Space...the Final Frontier...ok, it's a little corny, but space has always captured the imagination of people. It's unknown, it's cool, it's in all the great science fiction movies. But, how much do people really know about space and the space program?

Waylou has 11 Infographics on Space that have some great information and are an excellent resource for teachers to use and share.

My favorite is the one about the Space Shuttle.





Check them out here: http://walyou.com/space-infographics/



Related:

Lots of free educational resources from NASA







Saturday, 1 September 2012

Anatomy of a Teacher - infographic with interesting data on teachers and schools



Anatomy of a Teacher is an interesting infographic with data on teachers - percentage female vs. male, public vs. private schools, student/teacher ratios, salary, working hours and more. Take a look and see if the data matches your situation and share it with others.





Source: http://mastersinteaching.org/infographic-anatomy-of-a-teacher/ 




Wednesday, 1 August 2012

Great cheat sheet on Ed Tech topics and terminology



Edudemic has a great infographic and cheat sheet on educational technology terminology from Boundless. This will help new and veteran teachers with some of the terminology being used in education.

Check it out:


Monday, 30 July 2012

Great infographic with mobile productivity tips and tools


We use our mobile devices more and more for work, business, school and more. Tony Vincent has a great site, Learning in Hand, where he has been posting information, tips and resources about using mobile device in learning for years, starting with the Palm PDA's.

He created a great infographic with his tips and tools for mobile productivity. It has some great information for teachers and students, and anyone else for that matter, for being more productive using mobile devices.

Here is the infographic and you can download it from his site. Also check out the other great resources his site has.







Sunday, 29 July 2012

Infographic on 21st Century Classroom - what do you think?



I was sent the following infographic about the "21st Century Classroom" this week. As I was looking at it, I found some interesting statistics and agree that Project based learning, social media, and technology are all important for education.

What do you think about the information presented below?


Components of a 21st Century Classroom - An infographic by the team at Open Colleges

Monday, 21 May 2012

7 Ideas for Students on How to Spend their Summer



Summer is almost upon us and many students (and teachers) are looking forward to some rest, relaxation, and rejuvenation. Most teachers will be working a second job and taking classes or attending professional development, and working on their lesson for next year. Many students will be working part time jobs and seniors will be getting ready for college.

Here are some ideas for students on how to spend their summer. I think these are great ideas. I'd add two more: read a good book and recharge your batteries.


How To Spend Your Summer
Presented By: BachelorsDegreeOnline.com








Tuesday, 8 May 2012

Powerful Learning Practice - Day in the Life of Connected Educator



Powerful Learning Practice is a site that provides professional development and resources for teachers to implement new technologies and pedagogy to create "21st Century Classrooms." There are some good resources on the site.

They have an article entitled "A Day in the Life of a Connected Educator – Using social media in 21st century classrooms" that looks at how teachers use social media and other Web 2.0 tools to improve teaching and learning.

The infographic is interesting and has ideas for using social media in the classroom. It follows a teacher through her day as she uses social media sites and Web 2.0 resources throughout her day as an educator. Teachers can get some great ideas from this for their own use.

It can be found at their site:
http://plpnetwork.com/2012/05/07/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-connected-educator-using-social-media-throughout-your-day/



Related:

Social Media in Education - connect, share, learn, communicate and more
Twitter, Google Plus, and Facebook - a nice comparison
Which Social Network should you use? Infographic on which to use when.

Thursday, 3 May 2012

CISPA - What is it? Links and Infographic



CISPA (Cyber Intelligence Sharing & Protection Act) recently passed in congress in the House. It is a bill that allows the US Government and businesses to work together and share information on cyberthreats. It has been said that this bill is too vague and will allow too much information to be shared to the government. Others say it is a needed law.

In either case, it's something that we should learn more about and discuss with our students.

Here are some links:

CISPA Wikipedia article

The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act: CISPA explained

US House passes controversial CISPA cybersecurity bill, now on to the Senate


Below is an infographic from Paralegal.net that explains CISPA in more detail.



CISPA