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There are plenty of places to find public domain images online. But finding public domain video clips isn't quite as easy as findin
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Great listing of tips and tricks for using Google Sites.
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A Community of Practice (CoP) is quite simply a group of people that agree to interact regularly to solve a persistent problem or improve practice in an area that is important to them. We have been supporting change by bringing people together in Communities of Practice since 2002. Our work is most influenced by Etienne Wenger and Beverly Traynor . We work closely with them and continue to learn from and with them. We probably learn most as we work with our CoPs Some CoPs are formal...others are less formal. Our Cops are organized to bring decisionmakers, practitioners and consumers into shared work and learning. We think our CoPs create an infrastructure to achieve strategic advantage and sustainable change through multiple perspective and multiple partners.. The important thing about a CoP is building an infrastructure that will enable you and your partner to work and learn together. The topic or issue unites you, the plan for connecting, communicating and doing real work together sustains you! Learning to engage people is the first and most important step in building a CoP. We are creating a Blueprint for Stakeholder engagement (Ready June 2013) and Modules to help you develop skills in convening CoPs (Also ready June 2013).
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Looks like a good guide to starting a Community of Practice.
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This morning on the Practical Ed Tech Facebook page I had a question from a reader who was looking for an alternative to Padlet. M
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I am wondering how this might help people roagnize their thinking.
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Last week I had the pleasure of working with teachers at Sigsbee Charter School. In doing so I gained a good idea from their libraria
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This seems like a simple way to send certificates out.
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Learn how different types of Microlearning formats can be aligned to specific learning outcomes and trigger the learner to act.
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Uncoventional ways of learning. Pair these visual methods with a thinking routine such as SEE-THINK-WONDER.
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This looks like a great way to take votes during a presentation.
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At first I wasn't thrilled with the switch from the old version of Google Sites to the new one. That was largely due to the absence o
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Good reference for those who use Google Sites.
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In last night's Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week newsletter I mentioned using the Internet Archive as a source of public domain vide
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Good video for showing how to use the Internet Archive.
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One of the questions that readers ask me on regular basis is, "where can I find images that my students can use in their projects?" Les
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Great resources for presentations.
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Games like those you can make on Kahoot and Socrative are great for review activities. However, you don't always need to play a full gam
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I am cruating this for the Google Slides feaure of polling your audience.
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Last week Google introduced a handful of new features for Google Slides. One of those new features is a grid view. There are two ways t
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This is a handy feature seen in Powerpoint, but now available in Google Slides. It will help in organizing presentations.
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Best content around CLO Learning System selected by the eLearning Learning community.
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This is an interesting article that talks about considerations when planning professional development/learning.
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Here are 10 top tips for attracting sales using psychology and linking to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
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Whether it's sales or adult learning, these are great considerations to keep in mind.
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To copy Google Form you need to make sure the Form is in a viewable folder. Change the edit link from /edit to /copy. Share the link.
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This is a great solution for seeing the back end of a Google form without allowing someone to change it.
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For 10 years, Child Trends has hosted workshops for nonprofits in Washington, DC on building evidence for effective programs. These workshops, titled Becoming an Evidence-Based Program, were funded by the Alexander and Margaret Stewart Trust. When these workshops launched, many nonprofit leaders were anxious because funders were telling them that they needed to be “data-driven” …
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This looks like it may be helpful in proving effectiveness.
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Google Sheets has a lot of features baked into that can help you organize things and get things done efficiently. Start exploring th
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How could rubrics and these Google Tools be used to help assess children?
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Yesterday's post about Speaker Deck prompted a few readers to ask me about other options for embedding slideshows into blog posts. Th
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Good reference article for those who are designing websites that might features slideshows.
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Lensoo Create is an app for creating whiteboard videos on your phone or tablet. The app is available in an Android version and in an iO
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Wondering how this could be used with students or in event design.
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Here are 10 tips to empower an exchange about innovation that will help your organization move forward and manage the changing shifts of our digital world.
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Good article talking about thinking in design. It mentions the need for time and space to think.
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An online, collaborative, whiteboard can be a great tool for hosting a quick review session for your students. Your students can also us
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This looks like a great list of tools for webinars or meetings.
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Dig CC Mixter is a good place to find music for use in classroom projects like videos and podcasts. The music that you will find on Di
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Looks like a good resource for music.
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AudioPlayer for Google Slides is a free Add-on that will let you add music to the background of a presentation created with Google Slides
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Good for reference.
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What an interesting way to work toward professional growth. What would your five challenges be?
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Building questions into your slides is a great way to get your audience to think about your message and to interact with your message. Yo
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. Interesting applications. The Microsoft one looks like you need to have Powerpoint 2016 version
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