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Fake news, post-truth, and alternative facts are three buzz terms that seem to sum up this strange time we live in. It's something that fascinates me, and as a language teacher I feel that I'm in a position where I can not only discuss this with my students of all ages, but also help them to become… 
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"Tech giants, including Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Apple, are making big strides in servicing K-12 students and school districts with hardware and cloud storage, according to a new report from Ed Week Market Brief."
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While IDC acknowledged that a sub-percentage point increase in traditional PC shipments "was arguably flat," the IT market research firm said it was still noteworthy for being the first sign of expansion for PC sales in five years.
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A new survey reveals that certain parental groups prioritize education-related technology purchases over other purchases.
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"Most people teaching today weren’t trained to instruct students about researching in a technologically advanced world. Many need a quick refresher course or tutoring packet on successful student research. The tips below are meant to help teachers and students get off to a good start as they embark on an inquiry adventure."
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From gurus to classroom tech champions to communities, we’ve got the latest batch of top K–12 blogs.
EDTECH@UTRGV's insight:
This is a great list. I'm a follower and fan of many of these folks.
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"Since the turn of the 21st century, technology has progressed rapidly, leading to new opportunities and a fair share of distractions in the classroom."
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