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Today was a great chance to slow down a bit and focus on a few things: when and how to use hyper docs as well as how to use YouTube in a more purposeful way.  I really enjoyed the YouTube session because I have always wanted to learn how to make and upload videos. In YouTube itself, you can add text, add background music, and the cut the video the way you want it.  This has given me inspiration to make teaching videos and upload them for students who are absent or who need something taught slower or who need more examples. I am actually excited that learned how to even make a youtube "channel" and create playlists of videos I like and videos that I could share with others in my department for future lessons.    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcPEsa53vB-O4ebxrqNdCpg

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The "aha" moment for me came twice:
1. In the opening presentation, with the reminder that "every student has a purpose."
2. When Chris taught us the tools available to us on YouTube; now I have curated some content for

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I learned so much today. Aside from the new ideas, I became inspired. I am excited to begin my next social studies unit and use "hyperdocs" to engage my 7th graders. In addition, I learned how to make Androids and thought it would be a fun way to have my students practice dialogue with their fictional narratives they are writing (and develop their characters). The instructor offered so many tools that I can't wait to go home and practice/play!

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I learned about creating You Tube playlists - a great way to gather video tutorials into one place and then share out with students.  I am going to go back and add my videos to you tube and create playlists for all of my technology electives!!

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I learned a great deal about Youtube; something I knew nothing about. I learned how to make and upload a video, how to organize videos for the classroom etc. I learned how to collaborate and share playlists. It was awesome and well worth it!

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I learned all about YouTube, including making playlists and editing videos in YouTube.  This is especially useful for people who use Chromebooks!

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I learned how to create and share playlists on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhHGWRZUABfoUTKbFSHf9kcujxH6oEt3k
I also learned how to upload, edit and post video on YouTube.

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I am excited to have students create a HyperDoc as a final project for a novel. I will be giving students the option to create one for a unit that I am currently creating for To Kill a Mockingbird.

I also created a Google Doodle with Google Draw.

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I learned LOTS of great things today! I learned a ton about hyperdocs, how to androidify (https://www.androidify.com/en/#/), and how to use google draw! Such an awesome day!

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LOVED learning about https://www.androidify.com/en/#/
Here's mine, and will be teaching my students how to make their own animated .gif version.

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I learned so much about Hyperdocs and how to make them. Loved sharing resources with other teachers here and with Kelly! Can't wait to androidfy my class!

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I learned several items today! A few highlights - sharing playlists on YouTube, androcity, OneTab and Google Draw

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I learned how to organize hyperdocs with color-coded tables (color code for 5e!) and use Google Drawing. It would be so cool to use Google Drawing to get students to annotate pictures, make flow-charts, and create diagrams.

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Google Slides Presenter View Options. Find it when presenting a google slide. Q&A inside a google slide presentation.

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I got a lot of resources from this that I will actually use.  I used my time to take my grade level's mini poetry Halloween writing unit and put it into a HyperDoc.

https://docs.google.com/a/opusd.org/document/d/19WQx0fnYdfID4EukAAX7CI693jKw_venBIeSpwCyKDY/edit?usp=sharing

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I learned how to use Google Draw and think it could be helpful when teaching kids about the cell. I practiced Draw using the Google4Doodle challenge. #happyhalloween

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I learned about creating a YouTube playlist and annotating the videos. I am going to use this for our current science unit, and then have students make their own YouTube playlist with annotations for the next unit. Here is the link to the playlist I created today: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6pQBxfkmv7qRFF5junkgrhJt9-zPj65k