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YouTube is a brilliant and free resource for teachers. Even if it is blocked in your school, you can still incorporate it into your teaching as the students can access it from home. 
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Social media outlets are becoming essential for academia, not just for the promotion of research but for research development as well. Andy Miah provides an overview of his top picks for the social...
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Evernote is one of those rare apps I can’t seem to outgrow. I am always finding new uses for it. Here are twelve of my favorites. Via WebTeachers
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One of the more popular trends these days has been the influx of video games into education. They provide a user experience that's familiar to most students, interactive, and usually quite fun. So it's win-win, right?
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