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Voki | Speaking Characters For Education

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Voki is a fun tool that students can use for homework, classwork or projects. Customize their appearance and what they say, and share with others!

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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Using 360 Media in a few health programs.

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sinclair community college online classes

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Sinclair Community College offers over 220 associate and certificate programs, including specialized career training and technical areas of study that are in high demand in the Dayton Ohio region. Graduate from school in less than 2 years with the right skills to succeed in today's jobs.

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What's a "woman in a refrigerator"? Are you more complex than an Old Maid or Bridezilla? Nagging wife or desperate for a husband?

We'll discuss what tropes are, and what tropes storytellers use in their depictions of women. How do these tropes undermine or over-simplify women's complex ranges of emotions, ideas, and personalities? How do tropes affect our own biases, and why does this matter?

With lots of examples from TV and movies, we get into crazy women, old maids, wedding-obsessed ditzes, and perhaps the most pernicious: straw feminists and women on the sidelines.

Don't worry, we end with examples of TV shows, movies, and books that bust tropes with realistic, complex, nuanced female characters that bring women's identities into the forefront.

Audio from: Wedding Crashers, The Big Bang Theory, How I Met Your Mother, King of Queens, Everybody Loves Raymond, Friends, Community, Powerpuff Girls
With more examples from: Married With Children, Roseanne, New Girl
Shows We Recommend in This Episode: The Kids Are Alright, Orange is The New Black, The Wire, Grace and Frankie, Big Love, Parks and Recreation, Scandal, Grey's Anatomy, Black-ish

Written by Misty Wilson-Mehrtens and Allegra Davis Hanna

We're taking you to math class, as best as we can, to talk about math education for women, and some of our favorite female mathematicians and math experts.

From women in the 1800s who fought to go to college or invented computer programming, to women still alive with mathematical achievements that helped defeat Nazis and move us all forward.

This episode includes discussion of 4 awesome women, featuring a guest spot from our friends in the STEM Fatale podcast:

Ada Lovelace, who understood the concept for the first computer (the analytical engine)

Katherine Johnson, who completed flight path calculations for John Glenn using paper and pencil (and chalk and chalkboards)

Elizebeth Friedman, who helped create the field of code breaking and used her skills during both World Wars

Grace Hopper, who served in the Navy, worked on the Mark I computer, and invented programming compilers

Written by Misty Wilson-Mehrtens and Allegra Davis Hanna

Female criminals, anti-heroes and villains in history, literature and TV.

Why are female criminals oddly fascinating? How has their depiction changed over time, and what does their depiction tell us about ourselves? What's up with playground chants about murder? Why do we need female anti-heroes on TV?

We discuss some famous felonious women, and some lesser known lady criminals of history - including an exploration of the continued (and possibly sexist) depictions of Lizzie Borden, the women who (mostly) inspired the musical , and others.

We also get into the literary tradition of writing female villains inside and outside of stereotypes, inspiring performances by female actors, and accomplishments of female authors. Not happy to let Walter White and Tony Soprano have all the fun, we trace the history of televised female anti-heroes and decide on whether their representation is, in the end, beneficial representation after all.

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What's a "woman in a refrigerator"? Are you more complex than an Old Maid or Bridezilla? Nagging wife or desperate for a husband? We'll discuss what tropes are, and what tropes storytellers use in their depictions of women. How do these tropes undermine or over-simplify women's complex ranges of emotions, ideas, and personalities?

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Dyslexia and other reading-based learning disabilities are most common among students. NaturalReader text-to-speech makes learning more accessible by assisting with any reading, taking tests and promoting independence.

Students can have any text they need to read, read aloud to them so they can read along. Having the text provided both visually and auditory, allows the student to focus less on the act of reading, and more on the comprehension of the content. Other features like dyslexia font, flexible reading speeds, and highlighted text also ease the task of finishing readings.

For most students, learning does not stop when school ends. NaturalReader EDU enables students to be more independent and assists with learning at home. Whether they're doing homework, reading at home, or just surfing the web, our Chrome Extension and Mobile Application are always available.

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NaturalReader: Free Text to Speech for Online, Mobile App, Commercial license and Education with AI voices.

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Preteaching survey
What you know
What you want to know
What you want to learn

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Lots to Learn!

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2019 eLearning Conference | Instructional Technology Council

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Join us at eLearning 2019 in Las Vegas, NV to exchange your great ideas with colleagues from across the country and around the world.