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July 2011

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EdmodoCon2011 Aug. 10th, 2011 → blog.edmodo.com

Register now to learn more about how effective Edmodo can be in your classroom!  I will be presenting later that day about how Edmodo was used in connection with the Flat Classroom Project, A Week in the Life - I worked w/ 3rd graders on this project.  Fun!  Collaborative!  Engaging!

Jul 25, 2011
The Power of Ten: Discussing Education's Future - EdHangout.com The Power of Ten: Discussing Education's Future → edhangout.com

Lead by Brian Mannix, discussing the future of education.  Wednesdays 8pm EST in Google Hangout.

Jul 19, 2011
Replace Google Chrome’s Default New Tab Page With The Visually Pleasing Incredible StartPage → feedproxy.google.com
Jul 18, 2011
101 Google Tips → freenuts.com

Many for Chrome, but good to try!

Jul 17, 2011
Very Impressive Set Of 9/11 Lesson Plans Just Released → larryferlazzo.edublogs.org

Free 236 page guide.

Jul 16, 2011
#9/11
Create Your Own Binder Collections with Shelves! → livebinders.wordpress.com

Love this new feature!  I can now collect the livebinders others have shared and save to my shelf!

Jul 16, 2011
#livebinder
Teachers in Tiaras: 102 Google Tricks for Teachers → teachersintiaras.tumblr.com

teachersintiaras:

An article I recently read at Teachhub.com begins with, “It’s Google’s world, we’re just teaching in it.” I couldn’t agree more. This article is very useful for incorporating easy, Google technology tips and tricks in the classroom. The categories include:

Search Tricks

Google Specifically…

Jul 14, 201191 notes
2011 Really Good Blog Winners → blog.reallygoodstuff.com
Jul 9, 2011
Want to try Google +?

I saw this post from Kim Caise’s circle of friends and thought I would try it:  http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-20075805-285/how-to-invite-your-pals-to-google/?tag=cnetRiver

I invited some Flat Classroom Certified teachers through the directions of this post.  Will follow up if it does/doesn’t work.

Jul 7, 2011
Harness the Power of Twitter w/o Being Overwhelmed from @SimpleK12 and @web20classroom

I attended a Simple K12 webinar who had Steven Anderson (@web20classroom) on talking about Twitter.  Here are some great resources:

1.  Use Tweetdeck (desktop) or Hootsuite (web) to organize the many tweets that come in Twitter.  Never go to the Twitter home page again.

2.  Follow and tweet with hashtags (#) - good resource:  cybraryman.com/edhashtags.html

3.  Search phrases hashtags in columns with Tweetdeck or Hootsuite.

4.  Make lists to follow groups of people.

5.  Use Diigo to save favorites in Twitter.

6.  Save important tweets that you can’t read at the time w/ Read It Later:  http://readitlaterlist.com

7.  Use Evernote to save tweets (use myEN in tweet).

8.  The Tweeted Times is a Twitter Newsletter (tweetedtimes.com) - ranks followers

9.  Paper.li - use to follow hashtags (paper.li/tag/edchat - example)

10.  Flipboard and Zite takes Twitter feeds and puts in magazine format - ipad only.

11.  Steve’s Livebinder:  http://livebinders.com/play/play34291

Jul 6, 2011
Googe Apps for Education presentations from ISTE11 → iste2011.googleapps.com

Great resources for those just starting out with Google Apps or for those who want to learn more!

Jul 5, 2011
Pros and Cons of Google + → mashable.com

Pros - easy and slick - “Circles” is great!

Con - doesn’t integrate with Google Apps for Ed - but I’m sure that’ll change soon!

Jul 3, 2011
#AskObama Town Hall → askobama.twitter.com

President Obama will hold a town hall meeting in Twitter on Wednesday, July 6th at 1pm Central time.  Follow the hashtag #AskObama.  You can also submit your own question using the same hashtage. I posted this question:  ”I am a teacher who likes to connect globally. Do you see an expansion of global initiatives with schools in the future? #AskObama ”  I don’t think it will be answered, since President will be tweeting about jobs and the economy, I wanted to put it out there.  And when I did, a journalist found it and posted it.  We’ll see what happens!  

Jul 2, 2011
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