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http://www.stalker0111productions.com This is the first in a series of Batch Coding For all levels of coders. This one is for basic users only!

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Where can I get Spritz?

You can download Spritz in the Apple App Store and Google Play

What is Spritzing?

Spritzing is reading text with Spritz's patented technology. When you're Spritzing, you're reading text one word at a time in our "redicle," a special visual frame we designed for reading.

How long does Spritz take to learn?

Unlike other reading techniques, you don't need special training to read with Spritz. Spritzing is reading without eye movement, so there is nothing new to learn. With 5 minutes of practice you should be able to pick it up. Relax, look at the red character and trust that your brain retains the whole word!

Will I remember anything I read?

Yes! The retention levels when Spritzing are even better than traditional reading. Readers who often get distracted or struggle focusing correctly on traditional texts benefit the most.

How long can I Spritz in one session?

Everyone takes breaks while reading, and it's the same with Spritz. When reading a physical book you turn pages, or from time to time reposition the book and look up for a few seconds, and with Spritz you simply hit pause.

So, children can use Spritz?

Yes! We have tested Spritz in grades K-12. When focus is an issue, Spritz provides a different way to access text without distraction.

Is Spritz good for people with reading disabilities?

Spritz is a great tool for many types of reading disabilities including those with dislexia. By reading one word at a time, it is very helpful for those who find it difficult to look at a ``wall of words``.

What does Spritz cost?

The app is free to download and use on all websites. Use it for free at any speed for the first 14 days. You'll have an option to continue using the app at full speed after your trial expires for $2.99/month or $29.99/year. There is no commitment to continue using Spritz after your trial expires.

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Spritz - The Worlds Best Speed Reading App - Reading Reimagined

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Where can I get Spritz? You can download Spritz in the Apple App Store and Google Play What is Spritzing? Spritzing is reading text with Spritz's patented technology. When you're Spritzing, you're reading text one word at a time in our "redicle," a special visual frame we designed for reading.

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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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Review student understanding at the class, individual student, or question-level.

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Learn a little about Google Presentations in this video. Insert images, links, and even videos to your presentation. Animations and transitions can also be added.

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Transform your handwriting and calligraphy into fully functional vector fonts with our web application. Creating your own font has never been easier.

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Looking forward to what the students can teach me!

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Nice - I use this with my kids all the time.

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So...What will students be talking about and presenting?

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So...What will students be talking about and presenting?

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Here is one school's application of Speed Geeking!

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This is "Speed Geeking" by langwitches on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

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Grade 5

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Unified Arts

Special Education

Specialists (Title I, Math, Reading)

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Where: B.M.S. Gymnasium

When: Thursday, May 15, 2014, 2:55pm

What to bring: writing utensil, sense of humor, and an excitement for technology applications

Format: Students will run technology stations throughout the gymnasium in small groups for 5 minutes. When you hear the buzzer - it's time to move to the next station.