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Here is my e-mail Keith : sandybee82@gmail.com. I think my favorite aspect of the course this week was connecting with you all through PADLET! I have heard about the app from some great educators I know. What I didn't realize was how simple and easy to use it would be.  This tool has endless classroom uses!  I can see how effective it would be for group thinking within the Readers & Writers Workshops.

Hey Sandra,
I just shared it with you. It should be good to go.
Keith

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Hey, Sandra. Thanks for posting. Give me your email and I can share this Padlet with you, so your name will show up. That Realtime Board is great. I like how you set it up like a graphic organizer for your students. I think that might be easier for students to use, than letting them just simply go on their own.

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I'm not sure why my name isn't posted - this is Sandra Berlin. Thanks Keith for opening up the conversation on Padlet, this is pretty cool! I wanted to share my idea for the collaborative lesson. I've been testing out REALTIME BOARD and I agree with Keith that it is a bit complex. The template feature, however, could be very helpful in terms of classroom collaboration.  I've strarted working on a project allowing students from different locations to complete a shared character analysis.  Check it out.  Here is the link: https://realtimeboard.com/app/board/o9J_k0LRBx8=/

HELLO Sandra!  I like this idea as well...the shared character analysis, as a way of introducing children from the UK/US schools.   Then there could be collaborative lessons or sharing perhaps to follow?  This would be a nice introduction.
Heather
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When it comes to collaborating has anyone looked at the Wiggio video? I can see the benefits of using something like it when collaborating within a PLN. I think in the case of the scenario, using something like it could make collaborating fun and easy for all parties.
I also think since the project involves having the one teacher collaborate with her friend in England int might be cool if using a tool such as flipgrid for the students to learn in an across the pond student centered learning collaboration could be really cool. It is something I may actually try with some teachers I know who teach in other states.

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I have been thinking about how I might use Padlet with students as a collaboration tool. We are always having students respond to text independently and in reading "clubs". I am planning to use it for collaborative, compare and contrast response to multiple nonfiction texts.

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Hi everyone, sorry I am late to the party. I just stared the class last Thursday. It has been a bit of a whirlwind to get caught up. My name is Tim and I teach 5th grade in Central Florida and am a former NH native. Here is my email and cell. Text or email me if you need my immediate attention.
Tim.lascelle@gmail.com
(C)603-703-5493
Hi Tim!  Heather here.  Welcome to the group!

Hey Tim. Not a problem. Glad your in the group and able to post already.
Keith

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Hi Keith. What is YOUR email address? I may be able to add you to my Flipgrid to share with you. I was able to upload a VIDEO which is really cool, and no "dropbox" to bother with...its all right there! Password should come up under m account "hklein@gvshawks.com" .

kobrien@southingtonschools.org

Hey Heather, just tried again and I can't view it.
Keith
Hi Keith...the password is Flipgrid911 (capitalize the F)

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Flip is where social and emotional learning happens! The leading video discussion platform for millions of PreK to PhD educators, students, and families.

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We have 2 more teammates. Maybe they haven't seen it yet.

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We have 2 more teammates. Maybe they haven't seen it yet.

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I took this as, we are looking for one of these collaborative tools to suggest to our colleague to connect with her friend in England. I think our collaboration right now is showing how someone could collaborate overseas.
I am going to create a lesson for my students based on one of these tools that we, personally, find most useful. Padlet seems like the best option for ease of use for my students. This is the way I took the showcase for this week.
The flipgrid required a password. I couldn't see it.

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Where is our third teammate? I can't find her name posted.  

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Where is our third teammate? I can't find her name posted.  

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I am still checking out the resources.  One is "broken" with an error message.  Are we expected to come up with the style of exchange between the two schools and determine the best fit tool to use?  From there we create our personal, in dividual lesson plan for submission (not as a group.)?  Or can we free wheel and use whichever method we prefer.
If you are leaning to Padlet, how would you incorporate it with your England to US cooperative project?  Just curious...

OK...this might work great!  FlipGrid allows questions and responses uploaded from either party.  Given the TIME ZONE difference between here and there, how cool would that be to "leave a question" over night and have a reply the next day?
https://flipgrid.com/e86ab5

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There I am!  I guess the others will remain "anonymous"

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There I am!  I guess the others will remain "anonymous"

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Heather,
There was a teacher at my school that was big into STEM that used Drop Box, but I have never personally used it. We just started using Google for School, which is what I have been trying to familiarize myself with as a way to share.

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Thanks, Heather. Could everyone post there email address or Padlet account, so I can share this Padlet with you and you can edit your own post without having to repost each time.

Tim Lascelle
Tim.Lascelle@gmail.com

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Hi, I think you owuld need to share it to give us all editing, otherwise we would all show up as "anonymous" and difficult to track contributions without signing
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I actually did a project last year with my 6th graders.  I connected with a school in Grantham, England and our students created and edited videos to upload for viewing.  Because of the file size we used Drop Box to share videos.  Have you ever worked with Dropbox?  

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I actually did a project last year with my 6th graders.  I connected with a school in Grantham, England and our students created and edited videos to upload for viewing.  Because of the file size we used Drop Box to share videos.  Have you ever worked with Dropbox?  

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Heather

I've used Drop box before it's pretty straight forward.
Tim

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Hi Keith, I already have a Padlet account but it is not allowing me log in as "me". It looks like I am able to post here, as anonymous. Heather

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https://realtimeboard.com/app/board/o9J_k0EdstM=/
Realtime Board is somewhat similar to Padlet. It seems to have a lot more features, though. Padlet feels a little easier to use in terms of communicating ideas.

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I added some ideas on the Answer Garden.  Let me know if you could read them?
https://answergarden.ch/506499
I just wanted to show you all what AnswerGarden was like

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I started a Padlet. I like this tool. It's simple to use. It's like virtual post it notes. We can just continue to add posts. We can create a group of users, which allows us to all be moderators and enables us to edit and delete posts. As the creator of this particular Padlet, and simply sharing the link, everyone can add posts, but I am the only one who can moderate. If I were to share it with all of you through email, I believe it would give you the capability to moderate. I think it is a great tool for collaborating.

I am testing to see if it allows me to build onto YOUR post...and it does! would be nice if the font would come out different color, or have my initials as a new user....a drawback.  I put it in italics.
Heather