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6 Tips Teachers Should Be Able to Do on Google Docs ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
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The graphic below features some wonderful tips and pieces of advice on how to develop good manners online. Look at it as a code of online ethics to recommend not only to your students but to your kids as well. You can also print it and hang it on your classroom wall to constantly remind students of what is expected from them while using the world wide web. Enjoy
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Have you ever Googled yourself ? Have you ever checked your virtual identity? Do you know that you leave a digital footprint every time you get online? Do you know that whatever you do online is accumulated into a digital dossier traceable by others ? These and several other similar questions are but the emerging tip of the sinking iceberg.One that is packed full of concerns related to issues of our online identity and privacy issues.
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25 Ways to Institute Passion-Based Learning in the Classroom : InformED
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Why Programming Teaches So Much More Than Technical Skills | MindShift
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Google+ 21 Day Challenge: Welcome to the Google+ 21 Day Challenge!
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if tags were placed at the top or bottom of a document you could do a search for the tag. It might make it easier if the norm used was something like namming tags - tagscience or taghistory. This would make searching easier - for example search docs for tagscience.
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“How to Chat and Grow your PLN using Twitter” | #TechEducator Podcast #12 | TeacherCast Podcast
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Summer Reading for 21st century learning: A dozen 2013 Suggestions | 21k12
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From Office to Google Drive
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participants will discover how to use Google Applications as a vehicle to drive student collaboration, engagement, and learning. During this learning adventure, we will explore Google Apps like Chrome, Docs, YouTube, and Google+.
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The Way I See It: Senior Projects Are A True Reflection of Learning
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Explore Your World - Google Teacher Academy Resources
"Agenda 2012-10-03"
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The Adventures of Library Girl: Game Based PD for an Epic Win
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#G+eduhangout has been designed to:Connect educators together all across the world using Google + Hangouts.Bring experts, authors, and kids together.Share the wonderful things happening in your classroom with others.Learn from others that are willing to share.and a whole lot more. . .
Saturday, May 25, 2013
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