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The breakout sessions are difficult to follow if you are watching the archive after missing the meeting.

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The breakout sessions are difficult to follow if you are watching the archive after missing the meeting.

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I love the early time!
I wish the breakouts would work from the app. The past 2 meetings I have not been able to do the breakouts. I could do them on the app we used last year.

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It was helpful to see the various examples of citations for images and webtools through the break out group activity.
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In meeting after meeting, the presentation images are not being citated with the full TASL method. Leadership is not modeling the expectations that teachers are being required to use.

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Loved having the option of the early meeting. The other meetings are always during night time routine and bath time. Looooved having this 6pm option!

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Meeting being split up so there are fewer teachers typing in the chat and it's easier to follow. I love the copyright resource that was created and shared with us that has examples to follow.
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It's frustrating the citations on the presentation didn't seem to be as elaborate as what we are being asked to do. The time of night is hard with children. Maybe offer an earlier and later one and allow us to choose which to attend then see if the numbers balance out.
I found the breakout room difficult this time. My computer was being slow so by the time I was able to access the google doc with my group time was up. I didn't get anything out of that.

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We definitely needed more copyright conversation, it's really confusing.

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I think it is obvious that we have some differences of opinion as to what constitutes as correct copyright. This is evidenced by the difference in citations as seen on the slides tonight. There are some areas where it is "gray" and we need to remember that there is not always a black and white answer. We may be going a wee-bit overboard in asking our teachers to attach a TASL citation to a created web 2.0 tool.

Although I appreciate the effort to get us to collaborate in small groups, I think the department meeting breakouts take too long, are too busy, and cause meeting to go way too long. Most teachers are just zapped by 8:00 at night and still have much to do.

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Although I greatly appreciate the acknowledgement of the image citation issues within the presentation tonight, it definitely set a negative tone for the meeting. A do as I say, not as I do. Also, the information presented in this meeting is not how I’ve been coached by my subject ILs. I thought I had a good understanding of copyright, and now I’m just confused. I do not believe a TASL citation is required for every image. If an image is in the public domain, no attribution is required at all. To say “Image from pixabay.com, CC0 Public Domain” is enough. Why are we asking for TASL here? If a teacher creates their own image, that image belongs to them. They need to give credit to the website they used to create, but again, a full TASL citation is not needed. This meeting left me feeling confused and discouraged. It was not helpful.

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I think the meetings are a good source of information gathering and sharing but for me it is very difficult to understand or get clarification with everyone talking in the chat at the same time and the presenters trying to answer all of the questions. It would help me if there was some follow-up in writing of what the expectations are that were discussed during the meetings. For example, email the citations that were done as a group.  It would be handy just to have it to make sure you are citing correctly.  

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I think the meetings are a good source of information gathering and sharing but for me it is very difficult to understand or get clarification with everyone talking in the chat at the same time and the presenters trying to answer all of the questions. It would help me if there was some follow-up in writing of what the expectations are that were discussed during the meetings. For example, email the citations that were done as a group.  It would be handy just to have it to make sure you are citing correctly.  

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Tonight's break out times being 5-7 minutes instead of 15 minutes and already having a leader picked for the group to share out and having a visual for us to see and the entire way the break out happened and then was shared made it sooo much easier for me to follow along than in the past!! HUGE PLUS!! :-) The smaller meeting felt great!

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Help with copyright is always appreciated right now!!

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Meetings are just tooooooo long after a full day. I appreciate people trying to be upbeat (at the same time it gets annoying, but that's just me being grumpy) but after my full time job, and then my coteacher calls, and then my feedback/announcements for my sections, and then trying to spend time with my family and actually eat dinner....it just wears me out. Would love to see these meetings cut down to 30 mins tops. I think if we cut some fluff this could be accomplished.  Or maybe meetings could be pre-recorded and then ideas shared on a common spreadsheet or something? We could provide feedback/questions/answers and be given a week to do so.

Or a raise/incentive would make this easier to put up with

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The sample copyrights were very helpful.

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Getting a mulligan!! I really appreciate it!!

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I think I like meetings on different nights - makes for a long evening . I did like all of the copyright info!

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Meetings in one night, but the length could be shorter.

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Meetings all in one night

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All of the information about citations were really informative and helpful!
I had a hard time with sound tonight. I usually don't have that problem, but I think it was just me tonight:(

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I loved getting access to the copyright resource page.  It will be a great tool to look back on for different types of citations. 

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I loved getting access to the copyright resource page.  It will be a great tool to look back on for different types of citations. 

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Plus: Seeing copyrights completed correctly and knowing we will have a chance to correct those.

Delta: Late meetings!

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I would love another meeting offered another day of the week. Maybe give us two *choices* and not assign when we go. Mondays are hard for me.
I like the breakout sessions, but not doing them every time might be nice too.  We could have more quickly just discussed Amy Lynn's document.  (maybe use when we are gathering ideas...but not for "teaching" info)???

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Plus: The split seemed positive as it was more manageable with questions in the chat!

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Plus: The split seemed positive as it was more manageable with questions in the chat!

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Delta: It is hard to follow along with the work groups have done - the breakouts are great, but when we come back together I have a bit of a hard time following what the other groups have discussed.

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Love receiving more information on copyright rules. The breakout helped me see how people are citing their work.
I sometimes feel there are so many different "acceptable" ways to cite, I am afraid I may get mine wrong.

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Sometimes it is hard to do 2 meetings back to back with little ones and my with my husband working late most meeting nights. Makes for a rough morning after too with tired kids.

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Really like the resources like the copyright guide.

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Copyright activities were a big help

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It's helpful to have the link or a reminder how to get into the meeting :)
I think it's still helpful to continue the copyright conversation and practice!! And it's nice to see examples in the presentations...I take notes on that to help me vary where I'm getting things and what I'm using.

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I love the ideas on websites to be used for announcement.  The citation breakout was great.

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I love the ideas on websites to be used for announcement.  The citation breakout was great.

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Good information about citing announcement images and tools.

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Although it was explained and responsibility was taken, it was frustrating to see that the Google presentation did not have proper attributions and we as teachers are being held to that standard.  That really stuck out to me at the beginning of the meeting.

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Although it was explained and responsibility was taken, it was frustrating to see that the Google presentation did not have proper attributions and we as teachers are being held to that standard.  That really stuck out to me at the beginning of the meeting.

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I missed the reminder email too and had a tough time finding the meeting tonight.

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Knowing that this is a process and that we will be coached through it all makes it a little more comfortable to handle (plus). If there is a way to stop the scrolling slides, it would be helpful to those of us that get seasick! :) (delta).

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I do not love the time- not sure if the split groups is a plus or delta

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Love the copyright activities
Instead of assigning times, could you allow people to sign up for a time.  I know you would need them to RSVP so that you can plan the break out sessions but then people could determine which of the times were best for them.

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+ Kind of like the earlier time.
Delta - Breakout sessions were a little bit rocky this time.

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The time is really hard with kids and a family who eats dinner together each night.

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Knowing I will be able to fix my copyright.

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Reading responses, it seems that people are very split on their feelings about time.  Could it work to send a survey and ask people to sign up based on preference and just see where that would put us instead of assigning by subject?

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Missed my reminders. Adobe was temperamental.

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Missed my reminders. Adobe was temperamental.

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This time is not great. This is family dinner time. If dinner is later it interferes with my four year old's bath and bed time.

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This time is not great. This is family dinner time. If dinner is later it interferes with my four year old's bath and bed time.

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The time is far from ideal :)  It is really hard with kids and 6pm being a prime dinner/bath/homework/etc time..... 

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The time is far from ideal :)  It is really hard with kids and 6pm being a prime dinner/bath/homework/etc time..... 

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Plus: great conversations in the breakouts

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The time is super hard for me with kids being up still....

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The time is super hard for me with kids being up still....

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Getting to the right meeting place was a bit confusing
Plus: The breakout sessions were great!

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time is not ideal with my little ones

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Loved the positive attitude and support!

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I don't like this time as I have clubs after school and its hard t reach in time.

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I don't like this time as I have clubs after school and its hard t reach in time.

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I like the early time.

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This time is tough- I am on Central time and 5 is usually when I am cooking dinner. Later is better

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This time is tough- I am on Central time and 5 is usually when I am cooking dinner. Later is better

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Please find a way to stop the scrolling of the slides ;-)

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Please find a way to stop the scrolling of the slides ;-)

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I like the early time. Evening is always during family time, so the sooner the better. Thank you! :)

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The time is not great.  Later is better.

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Plus- I liked this time- but could see how it might be difficult!
Delta- Maybe a 3rd meeting option for people who can't make that time?

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delta: 6 pm is super hard for me with a 2.5 and a 1 year old. :(

plus: love pairing with a different group!

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Like the early time!!!

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Perhaps alternate time early/late each month

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6pm is awful for people with kids ;-)

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Plus: like splitting to make more manageable.

Delta: 6pm is a very difficult time for a meeting in my household. I know consistency helps to remember meeting times, but it would be much appreciated if we could flip-flop times to share the 6pm wealth. :-)