Category Archives: E-tools
Let’s Make a Difference with Mozilla
Mozilla has announced Mozilla Service Week September 14-21, 2009 Let’s join Mozilla and other people around the world who want to share, give, engage, create, and collaborate by offering their time and talent to local organizations and people who need … Continue reading
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Ду Дарси Аввалин – Китоб ва Нармафзор
Рӯзи гузашта бегоҳӣ ду дарс доштам:Истифодаи Компютер дар Таълим (The Computer as an Instructional Tool) ва Пажӯҳиш ва Омор дар Маориф (Статистика) Ин бори аввал аст, ки ман ба ин ду дарс меоям. Аз сабаби иди Меҳнат рӯзи 7 сентябр … Continue reading
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Tagged Technology, university
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Localizing Web Based Cross Platform Free Open Source Software
Tajik WordPress I am currently localizing into Tajik one of the world top used free blogging software known as WordPress. Those who might want to join me localizing this amazing open soucre software, please download language file by clicking here. … Continue reading
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Tagged foss, localization, tajik
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Rafi.ki – another exciting learning community for schools
Today I was introduced with another exciting tool www.rafi.ki which I found very interesting tool for teachers to create virtual school. Rafi.ki is a platform where teachers can create school page and make fill out their profile. I found the … Continue reading
Competition for Middle School and High School Students: “Doors to Diplomacy 2009″
Competition for Middle School and High School Students: “Doors to Diplomacy”The Department of State and the Global SchoolNet Foundation announce the 2009 “Doors to Diplomacy” award competition, recognizing the student-created Global SchoolNet Web projects that best teach others about the … Continue reading
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Tagged contest, e-Learning, elearning, Learning News
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EVO 2008 Call for Participation
The CALL Interest Section of the international TESOL professional association is pleased to offer the opportunity to participate in the Electronic Village Online (EVO) 2008 season. This is a professional development project and virtual extension of the TESOL2008 Convention in … Continue reading
Posted in e-Learning, E-tools, English, ICT in Education, Learning News
Tagged e-Learning, e-teaching, elearning, electronic village online, eteaching, evo, ict, ICT in Education, online, professional development, tesol, webhead, webheads
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Algebra & Trigonometry
From polynomials to rational expressions, the world of algebra can be a befuddling place. Of course, trigonometry presents certain challenges as well, what with its sine graphs and inverse functions. Students and teachers of these subjects need fear no longer, … Continue reading
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Tagged Algebra, e-Learning, math, mathematics, Trigonometry
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Virtual Chemistry Lab/Laboratory
The Virtual Laboratory allows students to select from hundreds of standard reagents and manipulate them in a manner that resembles that of a real lab. It allows students to design and perform diverse experiments in acid-base chemistry, thermochemistry, solubility, and … Continue reading
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Tagged chemistry, e-Learning, E-tools, education, ict, software
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Physics Applets
http://www.mip.berkeley.edu/physics/appletindex.html Created as part of the Museum Informatics Project at the University of California, Berkeley, this website serves as a clearinghouse of high-quality physics applets that can be used in a variety of settings. The site is divided into a … Continue reading
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Tagged applets, e-Learning, E-tools, education, ict, physics
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Maps: Finding Our Place in the World
How do we find our way through the world, geographically speaking? Do we all carry around a type of “mental map” in our head, formed through experience and repetition? Some would say yes, some would beg to differ. Maps remain … Continue reading
