Teacher Tech Africa (EduTEaCHAfrica)

Saturday 28 September 2019

Blogger Income Course for 21st Century Educators

Blogger income course for 21st century teachers

Have you ever asked the question: how much can I make blogging? The truth is that no one can confidently give you a straight-to-the-point answer for that question.

Blogging income is real, but not as instant as a get-rich-quick schemes that littered the whole of online spaces today.

If you really want to make cool and genuine money online, blogging is one thing that must be in your priority list. Check out this post and see why.

But you know what? Like every other real business model out there, you need the right skill and approach to earn income while blogging. Yes! Many persons have blogged for donkey years with nothing to show for it in terms of income, while many others have made their billions of dollars while blogging.

Blogging, without doubt, promises a lifetime wealth creation. If you get it right, you’re going to enjoy it the rest of your life. In fact, nothing else will make sense to you online, other than blogging.

The Blogger Income Course is designed to equip you with all the techniques and tools you need to create a lifetime wealth online, blogging.

This is a beginners’ course, but it promises huge for course subscribers. It’s purely a blogger blog course as the name indicates. I have hosted almost all my blogs on Blogger, hence I can confidently tell you what works, as a Blogger expert.

Course Contents

1. Introduction to Blogging with Blogger (5 Lessons)

2. Creating a Unique Blogger Blog (5 Lessons)

3. Blog Design & Personalization (7 Lessons)

4. Blog Contents & Keyword Research (4 Lessons)

5. Blog Safety (2 Lessons)

6. Blog Promotion (4 Lessons)

7. Blog Monetization (6 Lessons)

Course Presentation

The Blogger Income Course is hosted on two different platforms: Thinkific and Google Classroom. Our students have got to make a choice of the one more convenient for them. This course will be presented using the following tools:

ü Tutorial videos

ü Articles

ü PDF Downloads

ü Google Hangout (for those using the Google Classroom platform)

ü Other available multimedia tools

Course Objective/Learning outcome

By being part of this course, you would have, at the end of the course…

Created a very standard blogger blog, very unique to your personal brand

Learnt to design blogger blogs for personal use as well as for income creation

§ Learnt about some dos and don’ts of successful blogging

§ Understood and apply the most effective blog promotional technique

§ Started monetizing your skill and passion, blogging with Blogger.

Course Duration

It’s a 30-day course, but self-paced. Once you make a one-time membership payment, you have access to this course for 365 days. It will take you 30 days to master and apply all the lessons in this course.

Course Audience target

Ø Teachers

Ø School owners

Ø Newbie bloggers

Ø Those searching for second income options

Ø Young school leavers and undergraduates

Course Fee (One-Time Payment):

$20 or #7000 (for Nigerians)

*** Payment System accepted:

· Offline Bank Deposit

· Online Bank Transfer

· Bitcoin Transfer

Fill this Registration Form:

BLOGGER INCOME COURSE REGISTRATION FORM

info@teachertechafrica.com.ng or chisabez@gmail.com

ChimaEducator 12

Friday 27 September 2019

trending 20:16

A Kindergarten Teacher Receives 23 Free Laptops for Classroom Tech Support

Trending: Free Laptops for a Kindergarten teacher

UPSHUR COUNTY, W.Va. (WDTV)-- A Kindergarten teacher at French Creek Elementary School received a donation of technology equipment from XTO Energy.

According to a press release from Upshur County Schools, XTO Energy provided Quinten Oldaker's class 23 laptops along with other electronic equipment to be used for 21st century learning within the classroom.

“First of all, we want XTO Energy to know just how thankful we are for this generous donation of the laptops and technology equipment. For the company to donate their equipment to our school is simply amazing," Oldaker said. "We truly appreciate Mr. Krouse and all of XTO Energy for their generosity! You mean so much to us!”

Oldaker's class will be able to research topics, use interactive websites for learning and take tests to assess student learning, according to the press release.

*** Disclaimer! This is a trending news on digital literacy and edtech, from another site. We publish trending articles on tech as a way of promoting edtech and digital literacy across the globe

Original Source: GO HERE

ChimaEducator 0

Friday 20 September 2019

technology 22:57

The 4 Guiding Principles and Practice of 21st Century Educators:

21st century educators' guiding principles and practice

The digital revolution is here- the 21st century paradigm that is redefining the way we do things! For those of us who are educators, it will be very difficult to succeed in our duties as classroom teachers or school heads if we fail to embrace certain 21st century principles and practice that makes our job both effective and impacting.

The 21st century educator looks forward to the future. They are aware of the ever-changing trends in technology and are in tune of what the future may bring to education.

A good 21st century teacher is aware of the career opportunities that will be in the coming years for their students, and are always advocating towards forward thinking and planning to ensure all students will not be left behind. Lastly, the 21st century educator must use teaching strategies to ensure that the focus in education is on preparing today’s children for the future of where they will live and where they will work, not for our current world.

Below are the guiding principles and practice that guide every serious-minded 21st century educator

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Mastery of Technology in the Classroom

Technology in the classroom is ever-changing and moving at a rapid pace. The 21st century teacher is one that moves right along with it. Technology in the classroom, whether it’s for lessons, assignments, or grading, can help students learn better and faster, and help make a teacher’s time more effective.

A 21st century teacher does not have to have a class set of tablets in every child’s hand, or the latest Smart board. But they can have a nice balance of educational tools in their classroom. An effective teacher knows that technology in the classroom can truly help transform their students’ education. They know what the best tools are, and how and when to use them.

Collaboration with the Global Community

An effective 21st century educator must be able to collaborate and work well in a team. Working with others is an important 21stcentury skill. Over the past few years, being able to collaborate effectively in the workplace has grown quite rapidly. Learning is deemed to be more effective when you can share your ideas and knowledge with others. Sharing your expertise and experience, communicating and learning from others, and being able to self-reflect is an important part of the learning and teaching process.

Adaptability to Current Realities

A 21st century teacher is able to adapt to whatever comes their way. Teaching is a career that has pretty much stayed the same over the past few decades. The tools have changed over the years (Smartboards have replaced chalkboards, tablets have replaced textbooks) but the practice has not.

The 21st century teacher is able to look at their practice and adapt based on the needs of their students. They must be able to adapt their teaching style to include different modes of learning, adapt when a lesson fails, and adapt to new technology. They must be able to adapt to the curriculum and the requirements and be able to use their imagination to teach in creative ways.

The 21st century educator is a lifelong learner. They don’t just expect their students to be lifelong learners, but they too stay current and on top of what’s new in education. Even though they may still use the same lesson plan from years before, they know how to change it to keep up-to-date with what is current. A great educator will not only embrace technology, but be willing to learn more about it.

Advocating for The Teaching Profession

It’s a critical time in education and how it and teachers are being perceived. With the common core being implemented and judged, the teaching profession is being met with a close eye now more than ever before. Instead of sitting back, a 21st century teacher takes a stand for themselves and advocates for their profession. They pay close attention to the important issues and talk about them with their community. They keep parents and students informed on what’s going on in education and address on issues head on.

Conclusion

21st Century learning means teaching just as you have done in the past centuries, but with way better tools. Today’s teachers have a great advantage, they have powerful learning tools at their disposal that they didn’t have before. 21st Century technology is an opportunity for students to acquire more knowledge. Teachers have the ability to move away from being the dispenser of information to someone who can guide them and prepare them for their future. Ultimately, the 21st century learner will be “learner-driven,” where they choose how and what they want to learn. The teacher will serve as a facilitator and guide to help embrace 21st century learning.

ChimaEducator 0

Sunday 15 September 2019

technology 23:55

Exploring the Google's CS First Program for 21st Century Classroom

Explore Google's CS First Program for Coding

Have you heard about the latest Google's tech initiative- CS First? CS First is a free computer science curriculum that makes coding easy to teach and fun to learn.

CS First is one of many Google initiatives focused on computer science education. It works with Scratch (an industry leading interactive programming language for education) to help teachers teach basic computing and coding skills among their students.

Read this: Teach Your Students Coding with Scratch

Interesting Features of CS First

No computer science experience required: CS First empowers every teacher to teach computer science with free tools and resources, without having a prior knowledge of computer science. It means that every subject teacher can use it.
Fun hands-on learning: Students learn through video tutorials and block-based coding in Scratch. This helps to serve the interest of every learner group.
Free for life: CS First is totally free — any number of students, all materials, as many activities as you want. As a teacher, you can join as well as get all your learners involved.
Students are allowed to save their works
Manage class progress with a dashboard
Have a free classroom kit