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What would you consider cheating in homework? I came across this question and as I am not a teacher I am a bit puzzled here. What is considered to be cheating in homework? I know that s… Started by Or-Tal Kiriati	20	Sep 5, 2018 Reply by Sarah Taylor
Social media as a teaching tool: 9 cool examples Here are nine cool examples of professors integrating social media into their schools. How are you using social media? http://bit.ly/phQdSF Started by Diana Hansen	1	Aug 4, 2011 Reply by Amanda Krolikowski
MIT's Project New Media Literacies Conference: Learning in a Participatory Culture Announcing our Spring conference: Learning in a Participatory Culture At NML's May 2nd conference, we will share our new web-based learnin… Started by Erin Brockette Reilly	8	Apr 28, 2009 Reply by Erin Brockette Reilly
Save Personal Learning Networks in Wikipedia In a previous post I wrote that I was providing recommendations to the NYC DOE about Personal Learning Networks. I looked at Wikipedia’s en… Started by Lisa Nielsen	0	Apr 10, 2008
Information literacy for today's students -- ideas needed Several years ago I wrote a feature article for Technology & Learning magazine on information literacy -- how to help students be criti… Started by Judy Salpeter	0	Mar 20, 2008
Harry Potter and Wikipedia Hello All, Hey--there's a great learning opportunity available to anyone who read the last Harry Potter. It's absolutely fascinating. If yo… Started by Connie Weber	4	Aug 1, 2007 Reply by Alice Mercer