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This is the second in a series of blog posts addressing key steps for creating high-quality online learning content. In the first post (Step 1: Discovering Good Content), I describe factors to consider when searching the internet for learning resources that can be reused and repurposed.
Once you have completed the first step of finding learning content that you can reuse or repurpose, the next step is to make that content understandable and engaging to help your students work with and learn from it.
This is the first in a series of blog posts addressing key steps for creating high-quality online learning content.
As educators, we all know that the Internet today represents a tremendous storehouse of content that can be mined for instructional use. We know equally well that there is a greater amount of content that is inappropriate for education—because it is wrong, biased, or outdated. Separating the wheat from the chaff has become increasingly difficult, as online resources have proliferated.
Keeping up with the times can feel like a daunting task. There are new trends, lists and tips every year that seem to be different than the last. So, just when you feel like you are getting the hang of what is current and “in,” the New Year begins and there is a completely new trend train to jump on or fear you will be left at the station.
And it is a BIG one!
Why is it such an important update you ask?
For about a year now, SoftChalk users have been restricted in their browser choice for launching the Create program. Many browsers have stopped supporting the plugin needed to complete the launch of our editor from SoftChalk Cloud.
Well, the day has come where you are restricted no more! SoftChalk has now released a new update that allows you to launch SoftChalk Create from ANY web browser!
Catch a recap of all the amazing lessons YOU, our users are creating!
Catch a recap of all the amazing lessons YOU, our users are creating!
The name SoftChalk is typically linked with educators and professionals in the education industry. However, Rachel Stange is here to show it is not just for the grown-ups. From a student’s perspective, SoftChalk can be just as beneficial learning from as well as using it to create content to teach others.
Take a look into a K-12 classroom. What do you see?
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