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You can now give students voice feedback about their writing in Google Docs. This short video will show you how. You will need to teach students how to hit the comments button to access the link to your feedback.
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Great list of resources for your next PD session RT @ndbekah: YouTube Playlist from #beyondlaptops http://t.co/pmVlUPrOEW
Saturday, April 27, 2013
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Saturday, April 20, 2013
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20 Incredibly useful tools and resources for Web designers - The Next Web
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Strengthen Newspaper Literacy with this Sample Teaching Strategy | ASCD Inservice
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Google Reader, Skeumorphism, Games, Apps and Schools — The Learner's Way
Discovery, inquiry, exploration and engagement combine to ensure rapid learning. From http://t.co/15nqDxqQFD. #edtech
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User guides - Deploy Google Apps
"To help you get your users get up-to speed with Google Apps, we’ve built a library of short guides on using Gmail, calendar, online documents, and other core apps. Use these guides as is, or customize them for your deployment."
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Extensions and Web Apps - Chromebook Classroom
"Chrome Apps are advanced interactive websites providing either a wide-ranging set of features, or focusing on a single task like photo editing or shopping. You can discover more than 30,000 free and paid apps, themes and extensions at the Chrome Web Store."
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Are YOU using a strong enough password? The most-used English passwords…in one image: http://t.co/sI7ykNjvVd r/t
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TRUE! My reign has come to an end. I will share.
@WonderTechEdu @alicekeeler @dwmalone @anotherschwab @alicebarr TRUE! My reign has come to an end. I will share.
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Really nice mini-course forming over in Schoology
Really nice mini-course forming over in Schoology titled, "Integrating technology in the classroom." DM me for the join code. #DPLN
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Quick and Easy Notes with Google Keep | Sony Education Ambassadors
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- This is a great web tool. You might like my post "Historypin: How to make DBQs that layer image, story, time, location" http://bit.ly/fQvvD8 #apush #sschat #historyteacher - post by Peter Pappas
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Thanks brain trust at http://t.co/6MJ5ylDARE
Thanks @JordanPedraza brain trust at #gctreboot2013 http://t.co/6MJ5ylDARE
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St. Hacktrick's Day | Hacking Google Apps Scripts for Education
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Lesson Plans - Search Education - Google
- Thank you so much for sharing about this. Internet is really a wide area so its hard to think of the right keyword and I am thanking you for this post. Definitely helpful. Cyril My blog : faire une pelouse - post by Izzanami Kaori
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Twitter Archiving Google Spreadsheet TAGS v5 Jisc CETIS MASHe
Collect Twitter Hashtags
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Curriculum: Understanding YouTube & Digital Citizenship – Google in Education
"Curriculum: Understanding YouTube & Digital Citizenship"
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Sam Morra - Google Fusion tables
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How Code.org is promoting an agenda of diversity & equality in the tech world | VentureBeat
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Google Reboot 2013
On Friday, I attended the Google Certified Teacher and Trainers Reboot in New Your City. We had a fabulous day with a mix of GCT's, and Googlers. It was great to reconnect with everyone and meet some new folks. The networking at an event like this is really inspiring!
As always, Google is an amazing host and Jordan Pedraza was a spectacular planner and master of ceremonies! I was lucky enough to work with Jordan, Cheryl Oakes, and Susan Ettenheim on the planning team. Here are the resources.
And, #gctreboot2013 was trending on Twitter! Here's what we had to say!
A few of us debriefed after the session. Thanks to the NY Tech Ed Group!
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Welcome to the Google in Education community. This is a place to connect and share with other educators about Google’s product offerings in education. The fastest way to find answers is by searching the various product help centers or, if you are a Google Apps for Education customer, contacting support. Your question may already have an answer!
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gClassFolders is a free, Google-Spreadsheet-based add-on for Google Apps for EDU that creates class folders for students and teachers to simplify and streamline their experience of using Google's world class productivity and collaboration tools in the classroom.
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"We’re excited to provide our partners with a great resource that compiles important tips, best practices, and strategies to help you build your audience on YouTube. We hope that you find the information helpful to your creative process, and we hope to help you take your channel to the next level."
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"Who Are You Online? Considering Issues of Web Identity"
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When incorporating technology, don't force yourself to change everything you do. Instead, use it to build on what you already do well.
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Possible replacement for Google Reader
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The Digital Public Library of America, to be launched on April 18, is a project to make the holdings of America’s research libraries, archives, and museums
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Template for Online Learning Module
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Instagrammers from Around the World Host Photo Walks
Saturday, April 06, 2013
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The new Save to Drive Chrome extension gives you a few new ways to capture content from anywhere on the web and store it neatly in Drive. After you install the extension, you can click on the Drive extension icon to save: an image of an entire page or an image of the visible page the HTML source code a Web archive (.mht) Or you can right-click on images or links to files and save them directly to Drive.
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Thomas Friedman
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Build and Test Circuits
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Made by Alice Keeler
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WHat not to do in a Hangout
Thursday, April 04, 2013
GetIdeas.org Hangout on Professional Development
As part of the Featured Thought Leaders on GetIdeas.org, I was on a panel in Google Hangout with Julie Lindsay, Noble Kelly, Don Buckley, Michelle Bourgeois, Sylvia Martinez, and Mary Anne Petrillo. Their bios are here. The chat stream is available here.
I also wrote a blog post Professional Development for Sustainable Technology Use
Wednesday, April 03, 2013
Tuesday, April 02, 2013
EdCamp Maine 2013
Kudos to the fantastic Tech Team at Waynflete. A great day for everyone. "Engaging", "high energy" and "invigorating" were some of the comments I heard. Thanks to everyone who came!
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