21st Century Learning and Teaching

You don’t need a VR headset to experience virtual reality. That’s the message that AR/VR guru Jaime Donally wants all educators to understand.

“Headsets present barriers. I focus on implementation,” says Donally, author The Immersive Classroom: Create Customized Learning Experiences with AR/VR. “There’s a place for VR, but it needs to be more specific and thought through or VR becomes a road block.”

As both augmented and virtual reality become more accessible on ordinary devices, Donally hopes more educators will explore the potential of these tools. Augmented reality (AR) layers and enhances reality. Think using your phone camera to translate a foreign language. Virtual reality (VR) creates its own reality that is disconnected from the real world. It’s possible to use VR, such as a 360-degree view on a phone, without using a headset.

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If you want to be successful curating and creating your own content, you need to know the types of content your audience wants to consume. But what are the most valuable content mediums and formats?

Obviously, some of this is going to depend on your target audience. For example, younger people tend to be more involved on social media and online forums, while older people consume more traditional media, like TV shows and newspaper articles. You’ll need to consider your audience, your competition, and your specific industry carefully before making any decisions about which content mediums and formats to use.

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In today’s post I talk about rubrics. These are scoring and criterion-referenced guidelines teachers create to help with the assessment of students performance, among other things. A rubric, according to Deborah Allen and Kimberly Tanner, “denotes a type of matrix that provides scaled levels of achievement or understanding for a set of criteria or dimensions of quality for a given type of performance, for example, a paper, an oral presentation, or use of teamwork skills.”

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Social media has evolved over the years. Now it’s no longer just a means of socializing with others. 

Rather it has evolved into a brilliant marketing platform for businesses to build brand awareness, attract relevant leads, boost sales and maximize profit. 

Marketers, too, are now seen leveraging the opportunity to increase their conversions and boost ROI for their business. 

They do this by curating engaging and helpful content for their users as part of their social media strategy.

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Customer Lifecycle Overview
The customer lifecycle starts with a business getting a potential customer’s attention and covers the steps they go through until they become a loyal, returning customer.

There are generally five stages to the customer lifecycle:

Reach – This is the step where a customer will become aware of a product or service. Awareness can be through social media, advertising, webinars, online content, or the ever-important word-of-mouth.
Acquisition – At this stage, potential customers gain more information about the product or service. They might compare prices, read reviews, and try features before making a purchase.
Conversion – Consumers make the buying decisions at this stage. This could be a one-time purchase or the start of a subscription.
Retention – Once a customer has made a purchase, the next goal is to keep them as a satisfied customer who will continue using the product or service and make repeat sales.
Loyalty – This final stage is where customers become brand advocates. They aren’t only satisfied with the product or service but also recommend it to others.
Content creation shouldn’t just be targeted at reaching customers. It should also aim to keep them active, engaged users of your product or service. At every stage, curated content can play a role in how successful a customer relationship is.

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In January 1996, Bill Gates first coined the phrase “Content is King” in an essay he published on the Microsoft website. He stated that content is where much of the ‘real money’ will be earned on the Internet in the coming years. Interestingly, what he said about the Internet more than two decades ago is truer today than it was back then. 

Today, content marketing is one of the most popular forms of online marketing with more than 70% of its users actively using it to drive their advertising KPIs. If you are someone who has tried exploring this field, you must know how difficult it is to create a regular content flow and then distribute it to the right channels, for the right audience. 

Let’s look at a few ways you can manage your content smartly using a dedicated content calendar.

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Let’s face it: many bloggers, brand executives, and small business owners find it tough to constantly churn out new, high-quality content for their readers. However, you also have to put out new content consistently if you don’t want your site to slip down Google’s search engine rankings or lose the attention of your target audience.

What if there was another way to keep up with content needs without always writing new pieces? Turns out, there is – content curation. Let’s break down 5 ways to curate content and keep your blog fresh.

Why content curation matters

Now that you know what content curation is and you’ve looked at a few examples, you likely realize how important it is to use it as a marketing strategy.

You get several critical benefits that help you grow your business:

It’s a powerful way to establish your authority and expertise in a niche
You can create content easily without having to generate it from scratch
curation can help build relationships with other experts in your field
When done correctly, it can help you drive traffic back to your website or blog
Content curation is an excellent way to break down complex topics for your audience
Engage a community by sharing group news or local events
Now that we know all of this, let’s look at how you can curate content and some of the best tools to use.

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