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ICE App Workshop / My Day 1
Full day workshops are $165.00 at the ICE (Illinois Computing Educators) Conference. The App Creation for Teachers session, led by Jim Shese, covered exploring free and low cost app building sites such as Appypie and iBuildapp and it was fun … Continue reading
Posted in Building Apps, Chromebooks, Web 2.0
Tagged #ice14, Appypie, building apps, Chromebooks, iBuildapp, nice, yapp
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Google Hangouts: Liquor Stores, Starbucks, and Toy Guns
I have seen Jennie Magiera (@MsMagiera) speak on a few occasions and she is always vivacious. Her charismatic personality and her love for all students everywhere shines through. One of the things she spoke about during her keynote speech at … Continue reading
Posted in Chromebooks, Google, Web 2.0
Tagged Google Hangouts, Jennie Magiera, Waukegan Google Mini Conference
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My Day at the 2014 NICE Mini Conference
Today I saw my first 3D printer and my first RaspberryPi computer. The annual $5.00 Nice MiniConference #niceminicom took place at Niles North High School in Skokie, IL. There were so many choices that anyone was likely to find something … Continue reading
Posted in Web 2.0
Tagged 3D Printers, Educreations, Google Forms, Niles North High School, Raspberry Pi
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One Way to Force Students to Save a Copy of Google Spreadsheet
I just came across this method of forcing a student to save a copy of a spreadsheet to their Google Drive. I tried it out today, and it works nicely and is very easy to do. Here are some quick … Continue reading
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Try Photo Pin for Creative Commons Photos
Photo Pin is a useful source for students to use to find photos in the Creative Commons posted on Flickr. After entering a Search field, a page with photos on that topic appear. You can choose Commercial or Non-Commercial as … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Commons Photos, Photo Pin, Web 2.0
Tagged creative commons, Photo Pin
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Using Fake Tweet Builder in the World Language Classroom
It could be fun in a World Language Classroom to use Fake Tweet Builder. Your students can work in pairs and develop a dialog using words from their vocabulary list on a topic that goes along with their lesson. Avatars … Continue reading
Posted in Web 2.0, World Language
Tagged Fake Tweet Builder, World Language Classroom
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Getting Your Chromebook Ready for a Conference
If you plan to take your Chromebook with you to a conference, I suggest you download TabCloud from the Chrome Store. TabCloud allows you to save several open tabs and then open them all at once. Getting to links like … Continue reading