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Mar 28

Basic CTRL Key Shortcuts

We have these basic shortcuts hanging in our computer lab, and we teach students to use them when needed.  There are many more, but these are basic ones students find fun using.  If you want a list of them in Word Format, here it is: Basic CTRL Key Shortcuts CTRL+C (Copy) CTRL+X (Cut) CTRL+V (Paste) [...]

Apr 12

The First Follower (Leading is Not Everything)

This video has been going around some edtech blogs and twitter.  I thought I’d pass it on! :)

Mar 22

Need a New Hobby?

I’ve written a lot about using geocaching in school, but I just found this great video on the www.geocaching.com site that explains geocaching as a hobby.  With the weather turning warmer, this might be something that you and your family may want to try!  It combines two of my favorite things: the outdoors and technology! 

Oct 14

The Fun Theory

I love this concept. People will do harder things if you make it FUN! I just love to see that principle working in classrooms…and I often do!!!

Oct 08

Projects, Projects, Projects

This article is a follow up to yesterday’s inservice at Clearbrook.  We discussed Global Projects, Using Skype, Wiki Ideas, and Geocaching and Geobugs.  Wow, that was a lot of stuff!   Shelia Terry from Virginia Beach was able to skype with us and talk a little about her use with Skype with her students there.  [...]

Sep 17

Talk Like a Pirate Day!

Saturday be Talk Like a Pirate Day, so you might want t’ celebrate Friday or Monday with sprogs. Here’s some thin’s t’ get you started… Links: The Orginial Talk Like a Pirate Day Website English to Pirate Translator (a must have for this important day) Need some Pirate facts? Take a look at this wiki, [...]

Jun 05

Teachers Using Glogster

Have you seen the Nicoles’ new Carver library webpage?  Or Victoria Salvat’s Kindergarten page?  If not, check them out!  You will notice they are using a really cool service called Glogster.  Glogster allows you to make interactive poster-like creatives that include links, pictures, and videos all with a really slick looking design.  You can allow [...]

Feb 18

Siftables: Future Techno Manipulatives!

Siftables, demoed by David Merrill in a TED Talk, are amazing mini computerized blocks!  I can already see the possibilities for the classroom!  Amazing! And thanks, Mike, for sharing this presentation!

Jul 25

Blogging on the iphone

I am loving the iPhone apps! I just found this one (WordPress) that allows me to blog from my phone! I can even add pictures from my phone like this one taken of my summer school kids getting excited about a money game on the Smartboard. I am also enjoying the Pandora Radio, Weatherbug, Tap [...]

Jun 09

Traveling Educators

If you haven’t guessed from reading my blog before, I love to travel. I know I’m not the only one. So, let’s see where we are all going this summer. Add a comment and tell me where…and if you can, add your location to the Google Map below. If you have trouble, I’ll add it [...]

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