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Part 1 This was my first encounter with Classroom 2.0. I thought there was a plethora of information but found the amount of information on the site a little overwhelming. There is almost too much...
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Diigo offers a wide range of options and “things” that will benefit my students. A couple of the features that I really like are: the accessibility and the page marking options. The ability to access...
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I have created a website this summer that I plan to heavily use in this coming school year. On that website is my blog in which I discuss the importance of lifelong learning and the advantages of...
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I stumbled upon iTunes you about six years ago. At the time I was training for half marathons and wanted something to listen too while I ran. Although I really enjoy my workout music, I sometimes...
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Similar to the Staples button: “that was easy” and fun as well. I really enjoyed creating the screencast. The entire process from recording to uploading to YouTube was extremely easy. I am still...
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Being that I teach general music I often utilize YouTube in my curriculum. I specifically teach world music and it is often helpful for my students to not only hear about other cultures music but also...
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Last year our school started the school year with brief training using Google Drive…this year we have moved our school email over to Google and will frequently use the drive. I love the features that...
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I started using Evernote earlier this summer after being introduced to it during a technology conference. I like how easy it is to create a new note that can be categorized, tagged, and organized. When...
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This was my first experience using Twitter. Although it is easy to post comments and see others, I am just not sure how often I would use it. Like many other places of “self-expression”, the idea of...
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I thoroughly enjoyed this class. As the title of blog page states: the day you stop learning…get out of education. I truly believe that as educators we should continually strive to learn and “better”...
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