Project work vs. memory?

Today I’m changing and I’m putting aside technology. Those of you who follow this blog will already know that I find the technology useful if it helps us to improve methodologies in the classroom and organization of center. And today I will speak about methodology in the classroom.

It’s pre-registration time and, as a father, I’ve gone to different open doors of different institutes. Project work seems to be in vogue and practically all the centres I have visited were flagged in one way or another. I already find it positive, although I find it somewhat surprising how easy it is to sell. I’ve been working on projects for years and I find it difficult to make good projects. But that is not the point I want to make.

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Google+ Community of CoRubrics

If you use any of the CoRubrics Add-ons I encourage you to sign up for the Google+ community I’ve created.
In this way, you will be able to be connected with other teachers who also use them and we will be able to share doubts, experiences, improvements…
The community is trilingual, in Catalan, Spanish and English, as CoRubrics is in these three languages. It is also in Basque but I don’t speak it: – (I want everyone to use the language they know or prefer. I will always reply in the language in which the questions are raised.
And if someone doesn’t understand any of the subjects I won’t have any problem in interpreting.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/117119692618612426798

 

G Suite Administration Console (2): Audits

Continuing with the series of articles on the Google apps for education admin console, today I review a very useful option that, because of the questions I receive, is not very well known. It’s about audits. The console lets you know what’s going on in many ways, always keeping your data private. Where’s a drive file? How many users have opened it? Who deleted an event from the shared calendar? And a lot of other things.
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G Suite Administration Console (1): Application presentation and installation

Following some queries I’ve received in the last few weeks, I start a series of articles by talking about the administration console of a Google apps for education. The truth is that it has a lot of possibilities and is worth investigating. I won’t do a complete tutorial because it would be endless and Google documentation is already quite good. I will only highlight a few aspects that I find particularly interesting and which, in some cases, are a little hidden.

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