What+is+a+Simple+Digital+Lesson?

PROBLEM:
The Internet has an almost endless supply of rich educational content. The problem is that most teachers have to spend countless hours searching the web to locate and sort through found materials. Then, if the material is in Microsoft Office, or a similarly proprietary, format they will either have to purchase new software or hope free software, like OpenOffice, will properly convert the material. Finally, they must find a format that will allow the material to be re-posted to the web for student access. This usually results in the teacher copying & pasting material to a web page or wiki where it is not easily moved, edited or shared in the future.

SOLUTION:
== Use Simple Digital Lessons! A Simple Digital Lesson (SDL) is a label used to identify "ready-to-go" lessons that are easily shared, edited and posted to the web for immediate student use - no tedious editing needed! On this site, Simple Digital Lessons are created and shared using simple Google Docs lesson templates. ==

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A: Simple Digital Lessons are very useful as is. But, if you are an early adopter type, you can offer your students a more engaging experience by "Gamifying" your Simple Digital Lessons. Check out our section titled "//Gaming the Curriculum//" for more information. =====