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DIRECT LINK to all of our Technology Resources:

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DIRECT LINK to all of our Technology Resources:

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https://www.rebelmouse.com/CarawaysClass/

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Wonderful tool to see if they are getting what you are teaching
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working on sandwiching quotes with the burger thing! All about that!

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I plan to investigate this site more in order to possibly develop summative assessments. (from Miriam)

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I might add this to my Facebook feed! I love the articles!

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Very good tool to make all students participate!

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we can label parts of narratives, papers, or other larger works of art/theory

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I would like to use this site to help the students address their self-created questions during the research sets of the last activities of the unit on Mayan architecture. (from Miriam)

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I've never used Remind, but it looks like it would be a very useful tool to keep classes informed.

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I could use a game as a review for an exam.

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This would be useful for creating reviews for class before exams

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Mind Maps from Faculty Focus appears to be a good way to create a problem-solving set for the initial activities I plan to use in the Think-Pair-Share activities on problem-solving. (from Miriam)

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I would use this a a problem-solving device for the construction of the Mayan temples. (from Miriam)

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The name spinner--I'm going to use names of characters and writers (oh! and/or topics) for the Literature students for in-class assignments and other activities.

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I've used Crash Course in my classes, and find it to be quite helpful -- if you can keep up with the pace of the presentations!

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Another creative method to generate student interest in the Mayan culture. (from Miriam)

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I use this! It's great! Limits to 15minutes, which is good to keep me reigned in.

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Some interesting stuff here too

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Khan Academy is strictly for high school and lower grades as an FYI. They do offer the option to create a teacher account and 'create your own class' which may be helpful to some.

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Khan Academy is strictly for high school and lower grades as an FYI. They do offer the option to create a teacher account and 'create your own class' which may be helpful to some.

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Looks a lot like nearpod, which my department is trying with some classes this semester

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Interactive games may be developed through this site. I would be able to create a game to create interest. (from Miriam)

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Khan Academy has an excellent library of short videos on a variety of topics -- although, the presentation is sometimes a bit rudimentary.

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I enjoyed this site because it gave me an idea about potential timelines for my Mayan lesson plan on the length of time it may have taken the engineers to complete the Mayan temples. (from Miriam)

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Stu's Quiz Boxes for Jeopardy style game generation. Would love to see a version of "Who wants to be a Mathmatician?

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Stu's Quiz Boxes for Jeopardy style game generation. Would love to see a version of "Who wants to be a Mathmatician?

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I couldn't get into the site, but it appears to allow animation for presentations

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Good for reviewing material

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Podcast Episode 34: Nine Teaching Questions: Part One--this one looks interesting and there is a part 2

Also the metacognition is interesting

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I really like this one and will use it for my class.

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I like the ability to go back in the archives and pick specific podcasts - some sound interesting, though don't think I'd want to subscribe, since only about 1/10 appeal to me

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This FREE video and optional screen recorder is easy to use and has a direct link after recording to upload to Youtube (if you host a course Youtube channel). It's my go to for all of my weekly videos!

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This is a site recommended by Lone Star instructors that I could potentially generate maps for the class assignments of the Mayan layouts. (from Miriam)

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Citation Generation would be good for students new to writing in MLA or APA style format.

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Doing remind.com for myself and students. It just looks like a good idea.

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Class tools.net will definitely revisit.. again looking for a cool game that will teach them something but be fun and a change of pace.

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Class tools.net will definitely revisit.. again looking for a cool game that will teach them something but be fun and a change of pace.

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Fast, free screen recording..
I like it.. I will record my first audio soon!

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Great video, step by step how to create a Pezi presentation.

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Good articles - would love to visit with more time to read up on various technologies!

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Powtoon looks like a lot of fun. Can make my own animation - maybe for bridging...

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Powtoon looks like a lot of fun. Can make my own animation - maybe for bridging...

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Class Tools.net
I liked this site because I can develop Historical news flashes to build interest for problems the Mayan engineers would be experiencing with regard to building the temples.
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ClassTools.Net - looks like it has some useful things on it

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ClassTools.Net - looks like it has some useful things on it

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Excellent resource, the video can help the students understand each other.

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Prezi looks like an great way to put together exciting presentations in a variety of areas.

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Love it. I used to do this as a template and have students create a Facebook page over historical figures. This is a much better easier to use template

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-This is a great resources to use when creating quizzes or summative assessments.

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A really good tool for presentations on various subjects. It makes every literary masterpiece an adventure!

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Lots of ads... hard to find content that would be relevant to me. Blogging resources seem helpful and interesting, though.

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Cool.. didn't know about that!!!

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I like the idea of games, so I want to see what I can do with this site. This has a lot of possibilities. Will revisit later.

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I would like to try this one.

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Leaning toward this vs. Prezi

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-A great synapsis or wrap up over a lesson.

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Wisecrack is one of the best education/literary based pod castes of all time!

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Love Pow Toon it is great for creating Video presentation animations for class

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help create online or paper versions of crossword puzzles using words you type in.

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Say ... I loved Brit Lit... can I take it again? Would be more fun with crosswords ... I might get a fine from the government for enjoying a class too much. 

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Say ... I loved Brit Lit... can I take it again? Would be more fun with crosswords ... I might get a fine from the government for enjoying a class too much. 

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Allows students to contribute to creating quiz questions.

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TED Ed has some good videos that would help to explain some topics

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TED Ed has some good videos that would help to explain some topics

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-A creative and interactive way to review materials for exams.

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Crossword Generator! All day every day!!!!!

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Crossword Generator! All day every day!!!!!

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I'm going to use this for the British Literature courses.

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I'm at freetechnology4 teachers now....it has socrative quizzes by subject. Looking up PreAlgebra for my purposes.. actually linked to Socrative now. Nah... this isn't very user friendly. Must be missing something. Moving on. 

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I'm at freetechnology4 teachers now....it has socrative quizzes by subject. Looking up PreAlgebra for my purposes.. actually linked to Socrative now. Nah... this isn't very user friendly. Must be missing something. Moving on. 

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Plan to use the crossword generator just to "mix things up" but hopefully not "mix students up"

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Plan to use the crossword generator just to "mix things up" but hopefully not "mix students up"

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The "Help" page is extremely unhelpful.  It's frustrating that I've read several pages and still don't have the basic answers to "how do my students access the videos?" "Are they portable and playable on all devices?" and many more - I can't tell from this terrible resource whether the video making software will work for me!

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My students love Youtube and I relate videos to the topic

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Timeline Generator - didn't do what the title suggests

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Timeline Generator - didn't do what the title suggests

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I already view TED talks at home, and I did not know that you could build lessons around the talks in your field...which I will do.

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Kahoots - it allows for discussions and games that are multiple choice, this allows you to check that students are understanding the topic

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-A quick easy way to send messages to students instantly without sending extensive emails.

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I wll use the ADA captioning and plan to coordinate with Camtasia ... I love Camtasia but haven't used in 3 years because license expired at my "home" institution.

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I wll use the ADA captioning and plan to coordinate with Camtasia ... I love Camtasia but haven't used in 3 years because license expired at my "home" institution.

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Carrie Demmon's Story
Making Your Lessons “Sparkle”: Adventures of a Preservice Teacher

This was a good read!

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I will definitely use Kahoots and have already begun implementing last week

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I will definitely use Kahoots and have already begun implementing last week

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-Video animations or presentation animations

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Kahoots - Lets one make up a game to facilitate learning.  The games are multiple choice so I'd have to think about a good application for Dev. Math.

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Kahoots - Lets one make up a game to facilitate learning.  The games are multiple choice so I'd have to think about a good application for Dev. Math.