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25 ways to teach with Twitter by Sonja ColeJune 4, 2009 Twitter can feel like a strange new landscape when you first jump in. It is not always clear what its professional uses are, or what to post in 140 characters or less. But when you start to think of Twitter More..
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We have a winner: meet our 1000th Twitter followerMay 25, 2009 In May, we announced that we would profile our 1000th Twitter follower in the June issue. And the winner is... Easton Area School District, Easton, PA (about 9,100 K 12 students)Director of Technology Thomas DragoDistrict More..
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11 crisis management tips for administrators: what to do if you have to shut downMay 20, 2009 CDW G offers the following checklist of topics and questions for non technology executives and administrators to review with their management teams and IT departments to prepare for significant facility shutdowns – regardless of More..
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Follow the Money, Part II: What to Do With ItMay 20, 2009 Last month, Tech&Learning detailed the funding the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) will provide for education technology. This month we survey innovative schools’ leaders on their plans for putting it to More..
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Create Your Own Content with VideoconferencingMay 13, 2009 Here’s one way to cut travel costs for field trips. A dozen broadcast journalism students from Howe, Oklahoma, public schools made the forced migration of Native Americans come alive earlier this year for youngsters 1,600 miles More..
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Nine Reasons to Twitter in SchoolsApril 16, 2009 Why should educators get involved with Twitter? Here are nine reasons. 1. Together we’re betterTwitter can be like a virtual staffroom where teachers can access in seconds a stream of links, ideas, opinions, and resources from a More..
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Free online tool helps analyze state certification requirementsMarch 13, 2009 CertificationMap, a new free online tool, was built to inform teachers on the varying state certification requirements through a single, comprehensive source. The website and its thoroughly researched and content can be less More..
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Professional Development Goes GreenBy Barbara Bray, August 1, 2008 A professional developer can use this biomonitoring activity to start a series of green workshops. In this collaborative online environment, teachers share data, student conversations, and their own findings and reflections on More..
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An Ode to Study GroupsFolwell Dunbar, May 1, 2008 from Educators' eZine
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From the early Neolithic or late Pliocene
To just yesterday afternoon around half past four
The professional More..
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How To Introduce New Technology to a StaffDiane Coggins, March 1, 2008
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from Educators' eZine
Introducing any new technology into a school can be problematic. The process described in this article, based More..
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Digital Storytelling: It’s More Than Just SoftwareJon Orech, December 1, 2007 from Educators' eZine
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"We've been working here for an hour. Am I in the right room? I signed up for Digital More..
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The Amazing 500-in-1 ESOL ESL WebsiteSusan Alyn, December 1, 2007 from Educators' eZine
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It's no secret that technology is often an effective way to motivate students, and this of course holds More..
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School CIO(2)Sheila Riley, November 15, 2007 from Technology & Learning
Science, Math, and Technology
A conversation with Jeremy Roschelle about technology in K-12 math and science education.
PROFILE: Jeremy Roschelle, director of the Center for More..
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Excelets: Excel's Excellent AdventureScott A. Sinex, November 1, 2007 from Educators' eZine
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If you have numerical data of any variety, Microsoft Excel is a great way to plot a graph – be it a More..
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