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- ...al opportunities for life-long learning any where, place and time nurturing students as ‘powerful learners' - resilient, resourceful, creative enthusiastic, able to thrive...
- ...the appropriate and fair use of resources created by others which may be found online.When teachers are creating digital resources they could use Creative Commons licensing to establis...
- ...and sharing teacher-created and student-created resources the role of creative commons licensing for shared...ing opportunities for staff in terms of resource development. Adopt a creative commons licensing process for...
- ...e learned that when teachers are able to access quality feedback and feed forward from colleagues and students, they feel valued and begin to get creative with innovative new pedagogie...
- ...ion forms are available on the Guidelines page. To find out more about the various licensing options please read the licensing information on the Creative Commons website. Trouble vie...
- ...Attendance at Ulearn and Learning at Schools conferences have had their place in creating excitement within teachers to continue to use tools in creative but purposeful ways – m...
- ...tart, or simply don't have time to build a course from scratch, we have good news! These course templates are free to use and modify, using a Creative Commons BY-SA licence. That m...
- ...e to add your own ideas and examples. 1. Digital resources to support literacy learning online In a digital age, there are also a number of creative and innovative ways to suppor...
- ...dary years of schooling. The NZTA Remix Competition - Year 9 to Year 13 The competition is in two parts: To create an infographic, mashup, creative remix, or a literature remix...
- The Weekly Create Chris Betcher has been challenging his students to do complete creative activities using e-learning tools. This Google Doc is a summary of some of those challenges....