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Just like Stacey, I was unaware of all of these helpful education podcasts on assisting you in using technology. Now rather than youtubing or googling helpful tips, I can listen to podcasts while I am driving on road trips or on the way to work too!

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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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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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This podcast helped make me aware of there being podcasts on how to use and access multiple things on google drive that I was unaware about. I honestly didn't know there were these kinds of podcasts and I have been going to youtube or google to try to figure things out rather than google tribe.

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The podcast that provides practical ideas for Google tools.

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I LOVE this podcast! It taught me about some ways I can help guide teachers to making assignments for EC students and how to make learning/comprehension for ESL students more accessible.

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I like this podcast since it allows an easier way of accessing educational information for teachers and how to branch it out to other teachers, parents and students. Also, I like that in this podcast they tell you what app to use for guidance in using 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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Times are changing and technology is becoming more involved in the classroom. This video helps calm teachers who are unaware of coding and this helps teachers become confident in teaching coding to students. Students can do blogs to reflect and learn off each other as well as the teacher seeing what the students have learned.

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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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3 Things I Learned:
a) There is a Google Tribe Podcasts that updates teachers on the new apps and how to use the new apps through the G-Suite update and new google classroom features. I honestly never knew about all of these podcasts for helpful tips and tricks.
b) You can type in the URL link docs.google.com/create OR sheets.google.com/create OR slides.google.com/create OR
forms.google.com/create for a quick short cut to creating things on google for students rather than telling them all the steps to get to those places or having to log in and taking up precious class time too.
c) Just like Google, Twitter has a tweechme app to help teachers who are beginning in using twitter. Educators are taking over twitter pretty much and there are many helpful resources now on it. There is a chat list also by volunteers of all of the online twitter educator chat lists currently going on. There are also twitter mentor programs to help you understand different ways of using twitter. Tweechme app costs .99 to help with the development of the app. and so it is cheap for a teacher friendly budget!

2 Things I Will Share with a  Peer:
a) The new google classroom features allows you to differentiate assignments!! You can select specific students to do assignments. I love this, now our teachers have an easier way of creating multiple assignments for specific students in different Tiers.
b) Google Voice Update - You can have translations done through this (our ESL students may benefit from this while reading and writing in the classroom).  This will also help SLD (Specific Learning Disability) students in Reading and Writing be able to talk what they want to write and see it typed out and then they can copy it. This will allow them to see the correct spelling and sentence structure while reading and writing it to their paper. This will give them more confidence in the classroom so they don't feel so dependent on the teacher or peers for assistance.

1 Thing I Plan to Try:
a)  I plan to try to using twitter more for sending out helpful advice to parents about different disabilities and strategies they can use at home. I can also use this to help inform parents of Exceptional Children programs, the IEP process and what to expect at meetings for families that are new to this.