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7 Tips for Teachers Who Have No Interest in Coding

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though many teachers have no interest in coding

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demand for the subject is growing rapidly. increasingly

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teachers are being asked to teach elements of coding in their content areas. our guest offers some simple tips.follow:  @coolcatteacher  @wgrantsmith  @dkpublishing @bamradionetwork #edtechchat #edchat #edtech

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7 Tips for Teachers Who Have No Interest in Coding - BAM! Radio Network

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Though many teachers have no interest in coding, demand for the subject is growing rapidly. Increasingly, teachers are being asked to teach elements of coding in their content areas. Our guest offers some simple tips. Follow: @coolcatteacher @wgrants

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Tweech Me: A Teacher's Guide To Twitter

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tweech me is an app that was developed to help teachers learn how to use twitter for professional development.follow on twitter: @s_bearden @hteatech@coolcatteacher @donnaroman#edtechchat #edchat #edtech

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Tweech Me: A Teacher's Guide To Twitter - BAM! Radio Network

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Tweech me is an app that was developed to help teachers learn how to use Twitter for professional development. Follow on Twitter: @s_bearden @HTEATech @coolcatteacher @donnaroman #edtechchat #edchat #edtech

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Get 1st-Graders (And All Students) Blogging with @MissHesslein – HoET061

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Stephany Hesslein, uses blogging in her 1st-grade classroom and her students are knocking it out of the park.

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Lindsey James (@lindzmj) - Audio feedback about EdPuzzle (ep 60)
iTunes: I listen to this podcast for specific takeaways I can use in my classroom that day or the next day. Podcasts in general are sometimes stressful for me because there is allot of "busy talk" and "chit chat". I love how this podcast stays on topic, gets to the point, gets you information quick, and gives specific ideas. Love it!

Jacob Dunn (@JacobDunn) - Twitter - I have learned many interesting ways to use tech in my class. You make it fun.Keep up the hard work.

Sean Farnum (@MagicPantsJones) - Twitter - enjoyed the conversation I had with Jennifer Gonzalez!

Special shout out to new listener Angela Cleveland (@AngelaClevelan1), School Councilor and Anti-Bullying Specialist from NJ. Met @ TCT16!

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Stephany Hesslein

Stephany Hesslein is a first-grade teacher for Middletown Public Schools here in New Jersey.

She works in a 1:1 Chromebook classroom.

As a Google for Edu Certified Trainer & Educator she is passionate about using Educational Technology to accelerate student learning.

She is also one of the co-moderators for the #njed Twitter chat.

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Monica Burns - Monica Burns is an EdTech & Curriculum Consultant, Apple Distinguished Educator and Founder of ClassTechTips.com. In her role as a classroom teacher she used iPads 1:1 with her students to create engaging, differentiated learning experiences. Monica has presented to teachers, administrators and tech enthusiasts at numerous national and international conferences including SXSWedu, ISTE, and EduTECH. She is a webinar host for SimpleK12 and a regular contributor to Edutopia and Channel One News. Monica is the author of Deeper Learning with QR Codes and Augmented Reality: A Scannable Solution for Your Classroom (Corwin, 2016).

Monica visits school across the country to work with PreK-12 teachers to make technology integration exciting and accessible. She also provides support to organizations using technology to reach children and families in need.

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Get 1st-Graders (And All Students) Blogging with @MissHesslein - HoET061 - Christopher J. Nesi | House of #EdTech

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Stephany Hesslein, uses blogging in her 1st-grade classroom and her students are knocking it out of the park. Do you enjoy the podcast? Please consider supporting a podcast you love! Support for this episode came from: Thanks for feedback: Lindsey James (@lindzmj) - Audio feedback about EdPuzzle (ep 60) iTunes: I listen to this podcast for specific takeaways I can use in my classroom that day or the next day.

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Coding In Elementary Ed with @LynnSmargis – HoET075

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Lynn Smargis (@LynnSmargis), an Elementary coding teacher from Utah shares her expertise on how you can get your young students coding, Computer Science Week and Hour of Code!

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unsplash.com - All photos published on Unsplash are licensed under Creative Commons Zero which means you can copy, modify, distribute and use the photos for free, including commercial purposes, without asking permission from or providing attribution to the photographer or Unsplash.This is a superior alternative to just Googling images for students who are designing anythings that involve images.You and your students can use these great images for anything you can imagine.

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Kathi Kersznowski - Kathi is a Tech Integration Specialist, EdTech Blogger, Presenter and soon to be Admin from New Jersey!

Kathi is a Technology teacher at Wedgwood Elementary school! She absolutely adores her job and especially loves that she gets to do what she loves. Kathi is passionate about technology and always trying to learn new things. It is her greatest hope to inspire students to be enthusiastic and curious learners, too!

She is an MIE Trainer and Expert

As a supporter of the maker movement, she also supports STEAM in her school and classroom.

She's a regular at many New Jersey Coffee Edu's too!

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Coding In Elementary Ed with @LynnSmargis - HoET075 - Christopher J. Nesi | House of #EdTech

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Lynn Smargis (@LynnSmargis ), an Elementary coding teacher from Utah shares her expertise on how you can get your young students coding, Computer Science Week and Hour of Code! Do you enjoy the podcast? Please consider supporting a podcast you love!

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2016 House of #EdTech Smackdown – HoET076

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It's the 3rd Annual House of #EdTech Smackdown! You've shared your favorite apps, tips, websites, and resources for 2016 and this episode is packed!

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This episode of the podcast was the first episode that I ever did LIVE! Katelyn and I were live on Periscope on Friday, December 16, 2016. Click the image below to check out the replay.

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2016 House of #EdTech Smackdown

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YOU! - As I complete my third year of podcasting and bringing you the House of #EdTech Podcast I can't help but be thankful for you!

Even though I say I would create the podcast even if nobody listened I am glad that you find value in the content I am creating and will continue to create via this podcast.

Thank you for sending in feedback as well as questions and the many iTunes reviews you've shared with me. Every time you interact with me and the podcast I am that much more encouraged to create great content that you will find value in.

If you've never reached out to me I encourage you to do so in 2017 so we can connect and learn from each other.

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2016 House of #EdTech Smackdown - HoET076 - Christopher J. Nesi | House of #EdTech

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It's the 3rd Annual House of #EdTech Smackdown! You've shared your favorite apps, tips, websites, and resources for 2016 and this episode is packed! Do you enjoy the podcast? Please consider supporting a podcast you love! Support for this episode came from: This episode of the podcast was the first episode that I ever did LIVE!

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Sketchnoting with Stacey Lindes (@iruntech) – HoET068

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Stacey Lindes (@iruntech), Teacher Resource Specialist for Technology, and guest co-host returns to the podcast and shows us what sketchnotes are and the role they can play in your classroom, professional and personal life.

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Transitioning from Elementary to Middle School in #EdTech

Don't be scared of using technology

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AnswerGarden.ch

AnswerGarden is a minimalistic feedback tool. Plant a question and invite participants to your AnswerGarden. Their answers will instantly form a growing word cloud!

Feel free to use AnswerGarden for real time audience participation, online brainstorming and classroom feedback.

AnswerGarden has many different users: classroom, conference and corporate audiences, creative teams, online crowds, mindmappers, and more!

AnswerGarden fits educational, professional and creative purposes, is standalone and embeddable, and shows thousands of answers in a glance!

A great education application would be to have students choose their own adventure in your class about what topics you'll discuss.

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Sketchnotes - a 21st-century method of notetaking.

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Sean Farnum - is a Florida educator, Troublemaker, MIE Expert, Director of Enthusiasm, Champion of Student Voice, Guerrilla PD, and EdCamp St. Augustine co-founder

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Sketchnoting with Stacey Lindes (@iruntech) - HoET068 - Christopher J. Nesi | House of #EdTech

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Stacey Lindes (@iruntech ), Teacher Resource Specialist for Technology, and guest co-host returns to the podcast and shows us what sketchnotes are and the role they can play in your classroom, professional and personal life. Do you enjoy the podcast? Please consider supporting a podcast you love!

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Google in Special Education | Interview with Carrie Baughcum – GTT004

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The New Google Sites – GTT003

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The new Google Sites allow for a beautiful design with easy click to add, drag and drop elements including Google files (Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms, Charts).

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New Google Sites

The new Google Sites allow for a beautiful design with easy click to add, drag and drop elements including Google files (Docs, Slides, Sheets, Forms, Charts).

The new sites also allow creators to embed maps, YouTube videos, calendars on easy to manage and arranged pages. The themes are elegant to design easily and collaborate to let others edit a site.

Great a good entry point for newer users and those that don't need fancy options when designing websites.

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Paula Frank (Christ the King School in Little Rock, AR): Have you heard when we GSUITE users will be able to use Google Play Store? As of last week, it is still grayed on our chrome flip books. Want to get those android apps to my kindergarten and 1st-grade teachers.
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The New Google Sites - GTT003 - Google Teacher Tribe Podcast

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How to Make Their Learning Go Viral | Interview with Karly Moura – GTT002

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TOSA Karly Moura, from California, shares her favorite Google tools and how she uses Hyperdocs in the classroom.

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Karly Moura is a Teacher On Special Assignment (Instructional Coach & Educational Technology Support Teacher) at Sun Terrace Elementary School, MDUSD.

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TOSA Karly Moura, from California, shares her favorite Google tools and how she uses Hyperdocs in the classroom. Featured Content Karly Moura is a Teacher On Special Assignment (Instructional Coach & Educational Technology Support Teacher) at Sun Terrace Elementary School, MDUSD.

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Empower Teachers with the Google Teacher Tribe Podcast – GTT001

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The podcast that provides practical ideas for Google tools.

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Step 1: Watch this video. Then, create your Padlet account.
Step 2:  Listen to each of the 10 Podcasts. Mouse over the bottom of each box and click. Then the page will open, and you will see a player button. After listening to each one, post at least two posts on your padlet of either links or ideas from the Podcast.
Step 3: Share your finished Padlet (once you have listened to 10 podcasts) with Kathryn Blades and Mary Simmons. Your Padlet must have at LEAST 20 posts (ideas or links, 2 per podcast).