Dr. Scott McLeod says, “As I’ve said many times:
If a teacher gets it, a classroom changes. If a principal gets it, the whole building begins to change. If a superintendent gets it, the whole district begins to change. [And, if state or federal policymakers get it, the statewide or nationwide climate begins to change.]
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Courtesy of LearningToday.com, here are two posters with a NETS Pledge for Teachers.
NETS-Poster-Color
NETS-Poster-Black/White
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Why Google Docs?
Import existing docs, or create new ones from scratch.
Edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations from anywhere.
Share docs online and collaborate instantly.
Store docs securely online.
Eliminate confusing email attachments and version-control issues.
To get you started, here is a Quick Start Guide to Google Docs!
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Last Thursday morning I traveled to Vancouver to speak with Mark Bricklin, a reporter for the Vail Daily (Vail, Colorado), who was covering elements of the 2010 Winter Games for the newspaper. Okay, I didn’t really go there in person but used Skype to transport two classrooms of students to the Media Press Center. The [...]
If you were using GMail lately, you may have noticed a new link and icon beneath your Inbox link, Google Buzz.
Buzz lets you “go beyond status messages to share updates, photos, videos, and more. Start conversations about the things you find interesting.”
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