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Don’t know...

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Where are those backgrounds coming from?

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It’s scary.

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Something to look forward to...

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So I checked it out again...still learning.

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Very nice...Your son looks a lot like you

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The other apps are more like publishing apps — containers if you will — for content.  I think...but I’m not familiar enough.  When Chris mentioned the app it was in the context of coursework for his admin certificate...the instructor was a fan....

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Back channel as a way for teachers to make sure kids are engaged, to give quiet kids who don’t like to talk a chance to contribute in a way that’s a little less threatening (that actually worked when I used Today’s Meet)...
For the kids, it could be a way to take “group” notes.  The chat can be saved.

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What would/ could this be used for in the classroom?

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Chris mentioned it the other day.  I’ve used something called Today’s Meet (which is now gone) as a backchannel  chat, but do not have any experience with this...I think it might be useful for backchannel  discussion during movies or presentations, but worry about it being a distraction.  I couldn’t figure out the other apps.

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Do you use this?

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Good boys

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We can chat now