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Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

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This was shared by Eugenia, I like the idea so much I would like to add it to this collection: (Edith)
"Skype and FaceTime are wonderful tools for other means of communication.  We FaceTime  Rukhsan Khan on Literacy Day.  She read one of her picture books to the grades 1, 2 and 3 and answered student's questions on the meaning of reading and writing.  Students were inspired to use this from of technology in their class."

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The Official Website of Author & Storyteller Rukhsana Khan ~ RukhsanaKhan.com

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The Official Website of Author & Storyteller Rukhsana Khan

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Some easy coding websites and apps:

Scratch

Scratch Jr.

Hopscotch

Lego Mindstorms is also an awesome tool for hands-on building and coding.

- Alexandria Bleich

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A Picture IS Worth a Thousand Words. Creating info-graphics is a great way to visually represent data or knowledge intended to present information concisely and quickly. The one site I have been using is visme. Feel free to check it out

E.Underwood

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Asset management

Easily store, organize and search the assets and designs for your team's projects. Whether you're creating a presentation, report, or infographic, find all your uploaded assets in one place.

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Create Presentations, Infographics, Design & Video | Visme

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Create professional presentations, interactive infographics, beautiful design and engaging videos, all in one place. Start using Visme today.

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A daily Roundup of the latest reviews and news. Blog
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In today's digital learning environment, technology is a valuable tool to complement good instructional strategies. However, students still need to be taught how to use technology effectively and how to be good digital citizens. To better meet these goals, we made the switch two years ago from a 1:1 iPad program to a 1:1 Macbook Air program, a transition that required extensive training and support for our faculty and staff.

​In addition to supporting teachers with their new devices, I help identify their technology needs, suggest resources, and facilitate implementation. When we select technology resources, we're looking for tools that solve particular challenges we are facing. Specifically, we choose ones that support classroom learning, help manage time-consuming tasks, and promote collaboration and transparency. Continue reading on our Editorial Page.

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In today's digital learning environment, technology is a valuable tool to complement good instructional strategies. However, students still need to be taught how to use technology effectively and how to be good digital citizens.

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supplemental online literacy program that combines engaging vocabulary games, high-interest text, gaming elements and detailed reports to get middle and high school students reading and on a trajectory towards college-readiness.
f you are a middle school or secondary ELA teacher looking for a resource to support students at all reading levels, I absolutely recommend requesting a demo from their team.
E. Underwood

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Zinc Reading Labs is a supplemental online literacy program that combines engaging vocabulary games, high-interest text, gaming elements and detailed reports to get middle and high school students reading and on a trajectory towards college-readiness.

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How would you use Google Keep with your students?
E.Underwood

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How to use Google keep. It is a note-taking service developed by Google, available on the web, and has mobile apps for the Android and iOS mobile operating systems. Keep offers a variety of tools for taking notes, including text, lists, images, and audio. I love the share feature
E.Underwood

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Click the link below to SUBSCRIBE today! http://bit.ly/Subscribe_TeachersTech New videos every week. An introduction video to Google Keep. In this video you we see where to find & create a note, share a note, search and label notes and ocr, copy notes to Google Doc.

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Tech Tools for Writers

Write smarter
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by C.K. MacLeod

Do you use Evernote to capture ideas and research? Many writers do. Evernote isn't difficult to learn. Here's my five-minute guide to understanding Evernote.

What is Evernote?

Evernote is a free, multi-platform storage and organization tool. It can store

any notes or task lists that you write

audio clips

digital files

pictures

scanned documents

screen shots

video clips

web articles

Anything you store in Evernote is searchable, using Evernote's powerful built-in search engine.

Uses for Evernote

Writers use Evernote for capturing ideas and for organizing research. (If you're a Scrivener user, you can export Evernote into Scrivener's Research folder, keeping everything in one place.) You can also use Evernote to scan receipts to keep track of small business expenses.

Getting Started With Evernote

Open an Evernote account. Opening an account will give you access to an online version of Evernote. If you want to use Evernote on your phone, tablet, or computer, download the app for your device. Evernote will conveniently sync across devices, so your ideas and research are with you wherever you go.

Adding Content

To add content to Evernote, start a new Note. You can add handwritten notes, typewritten notes, audio notes, video notes, pictures, and scanned documents. Evernote can handle anything you'd like to record and store.

Audio Notes

If you're on the go, and it's not convenient to key content into Evernote, you can use Evernote's Audio Notes feature to record your ideas. On a PC, Select the New Audio Note and click the Record button. On a tablet or phone, click on the Microphone button.

Evernote Clipper

You can gather information from the Internet, too. Simply copy and paste a URL into a Note, or for quick link and info gathering, add the Evernote Clipper to your browser.

Evernote Clipper is a plug-in that you install in an internet browser on your computer. I have Evernote Clipper installed on Google Chrome on my PC. Whenever I find an image, article, or website I'd like to capture, I click on the Evernote Clipper icon, and it's immediately stored in my Evernote account for retrieval later.

Camera

You can use your smartphone or tablet camera to take pictures to store in Evernote. This is useful if you're out and about and an object or scene inspires you. Open your Evernote app and click on the Camera icon.

Reminders

You can attach due dates to Notes in Evernote. Click on the Clock icon and select the due date from the calendar.

Note Sharing

Finally, you can share your notes with others. Open the note you want to share, click on the Share icon and choose how you'd like to share it. You can share a link to the note, email the note to a recipient, or discuss it in a group chat.

Finding Things Quickly

In a short period of time, you can amass many Notes in your Evernote account. To find Notes quickly, organize your them into Notebooks. I like to have one Notebook for each project I'm working on.

Evernote's powerful search engine has optical character recognition (OCR) abilities. It will scan all content, including words in pictures, so that it's available for keyword searching. You can also add tags -your own key words-to each note, so you can find things easily later.

Evernote has a great deal of potential for notetaking and note collecting. If you've spent five minutes to read this post, you'll know enough to get started.

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by C.K. MacLeod Do you use Evernote to capture ideas and research? Many writers do. Evernote isn't difficult to learn. Here's my five-minute guide to understanding Evernote. Evernote is a free, multi-platform storage and organization tool.

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This is the website I used to create my Computer Safety Poster. It's a subscription service for downloading and printing, but you can publish to the web for free, then print from there. Worth a look!
J. LeRoux

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