Fwd: Your Scoop.it Daily Summary - Top Tech Tools for Formative Assessment and 3 other Top Stories

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Subject: Your Scoop.it Daily Summary - Top Tech Tools for Formative Assessment and 3 other Top Stories
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Hi Guillermo Fernando Cámara!   These are the top stories on the topics you follow. (See all)       Scooped by John Evans onto iPads in Education Rescooped by Mark E. Deschaine Ph.D. onto Effective Education Top Tech Tools for Formative Assessment - graphite From www.graphite.org - March 14, 7:25 AM Formative assessment is an important tool teachers can use to target students' learning needs. When teachers know what students know (or don't know), they can better adjust their teaching to meet the kids right at their level. These digital formative assessment tools can help you do the job. Scooped by Kamal Bennani onto Social Media, SEO, Mobile, Digital Marketing Rescooped by Mark E. Deschaine Ph.D. onto Effective Education How to Optimize Twitter for Local SEO From www.socialmediatoday.com - March 15, 1:15 PM Next to your own website, your business' social media presence is your greatest tool online and knowing how to optimize Twitter for local SEO is something that you need to know and take advantage of. The easy to do tips will help you to increase your local SEO values and Twitter presence at the same time.   Scooped by Nik Peachey onto Tools for Teachers & Learners Rescooped by Aki Puustinen onto Leadership Think Tank Word Cloud Generator From www.jasondavies.com - March 15, 12:48 PM Generate word clouds from text or URL. Nik Peachey's insight: Nice word cloud generator. I know! But can you really ever have too many?? Scooped by Jeff Domansky onto Public Relations & Social Media Insight Rescooped by Aki Puustinen onto Leadership Think Tank 10 User Generated Content Campaigns That Actually Worked From blog.hubspot.com - March 15, 11:34 AM Tired of struggling to crank out the endless streams of content needed to appease today's consumers? You're in luck! There is an option for burned out business owners, and that's user generated content. This technique, in conjunction with the growth of popular social media websites, allows modern businesses to delegate some of these brand-building responsibilities to an unlikely voice -- their customer. Having users contribute to your content creation efforts has another interesting advantage, as consumers are more interested in hearing the views of their peers than reading cleverly written sales messages. According to Bazaar Voice, 64% of millennials and 53% of baby boomers want more options to share their opinions about brands, while other studies show consumers trust user generated content more than all other forms of media. In light of these trends, there's never been a better time to start using user generated content to engage your readers and build trust with them. Here are ten brands that have leveraged user generated content in the past to help inspire your own campaigns.... Jeff Domansky's insight: More creativity with your coffee. Learn how these ten brands saw results from user generated content campaigns. Examples include Starbucks, Coke, Chobani, Pepsi, Tourism Australia and more.             Looking for impacting content to share? We found suggestions on your topics! Educación 100+ suggestions CURATE     You're receiving this email as part of your Scoop.it account. If you no longer wish to receive emails from Scoop.it, you can unsubscribe. Alternatively, you can edit which emails you want to receive from Scoop.it: manage email configuration.