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My Adventure at Lynda.com

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The scripts are not large (one or two pages) but it is hard to provide critical information in only a few pages so a lot of work condensing material into a few pages. Very nice buildings and a very “California-vibe.” Andrew kept telling me to dress like I was in California and stop dressing like someone from the East Coast.

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CA Workshop Resources

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In Silicon Valley California having a great time conducting a workshop. If you are interested in an expanded version of the information from above, see the book below. Great interactions and insights. Here are some resources from the workshop. Introduction. Slides on Game Elements. Game Elements from Karl Kapp. Slides on Motivation I.

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For Sale Test Space

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A calculus teacher in San Diego, California sells ads on his test papers: $10 for a quiz, $20 for a chapter test and $30 for a semester final. Check out the USA Today article Ads on tests add up for teacher for more price quotes and information. But why stop at tests?

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Advantages/Disadvantages of Online High Schools

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This information according to September 2009 article in the Wall Street Journal titled “Currents — Education: Online High Schools Test Students’ Social Skills” by Paul Glader. Online learning, he says, takes students deeper into academic subjects more quickly.

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Answering #Gamification Questions from a 7th Grade Student-Part 2

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Here is part two of the questions about gamification from a 7th grade in a California school. Sometime information is better presented in other methods or instructional strategies. How long have you taught with a traditional learning version? How long have you taught with a gamified learning version?

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Out & About: A Change is Coming to Higher Ed

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Or, maybe a more moderate approach will occur, as advocated by Charles Reed,, chancellor of the largest four-year university system in the United States (the California State University System). He envisions: students becoming more like telecommuters. I ask, why do they need to meet once a week?

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Answering #Gamification Questions from a 7th Grade Student-Part 1

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The other day I received a very nice email from a 7th grade student in a high school is California. This is a better way to learn than cramming which is to try to learn a great deal of information all at once. What are the negative effects of gamification?