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  Sue Waters

  

  #iste17 trends: Google, Touch Screen Chromebooks and More

  coolcatteacher.com - Vicki Davis

  Cool Cat Teacher Blog A Real Classroom Teacher Blog for Remarkable Teachers Everywhere hot #iste17 trends everybody's talking about #iste17 trends: …

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  Sue Waters

  

  Flipgrid for Literature Circles? Yes, Please!

  thegoldenageofeducation.com - / Lee Araoz

  Flipgrid is a video discussion community that helps teachers amplify student voice inside (and outside) their classrooms. And it’s perfect for …

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  Sue Waters

  

  Australia's chief scientist compares Trump to Stalin over climate censorship

  The Guardian - Gareth Hutchens

  Alan Finkel warns that forcing EPA data to undergo political review before publication will ‘cause long-term harm’ Australia’s chief scientist has slammed Donald Trump’s attempt to censor environmental data, saying the US president’s behaviour was comparable to the manipulation of science by the …

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  Sue Waters

  

  Chinese billionaire offers biggest education prize

  bbc.co.uk - By Matt Pickles

  A Chinese technology billionaire is offering the world's most valuable education prize. The Yidan Prize will award nearly $8m (£6.64m) every year to two research projects that have the potential to "transform" global education. Charles Chen Yidan, who co-founded China's internet company, Tencent, …

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  Sue Waters

  

  Instagram Shuts Down Access From Other Apps

  Inside Flipboard

  Inside Flipboard / May 26, 2016 Facebook’s ongoing efforts to keep users within their own walled garden will soon result in the elimination of Instagram from third party apps, including Flipboard. On June 1, Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, will stop allowing many third parties to access the …

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  The 'muesli queen' who built a $60m food business

  bbc.co.uk - By Kate Stanton

  When an 18-year-old Carolyn Creswell was told she might lose her job, she decided to take a leap of faith. While at university in Melbourne, Australia, she supported herself by working part-time for a little company that made muesli for a handful of cafes and shops. This was in 1992, and the husband …