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Class Tech Tips: Teaching Digital Citizenship with Adobe Spark

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Digital citizenship is an essential topic for students to understand. Many schools have adopted digital citizenship curriculums to help introduce students to these concepts. Giving students an opportunity to apply what they’ve learned is essential in any subject area. There might be something that needs a citation.

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5 Easy Photo Skills For Your Class

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One of our Ask a Tech Teacher contributors has ideas on photo effects that students will be able to quickly master and enjoy using: 5 Fun Photo Effects and Edits to Try Out With Your Class As a teacher, you might have noticed that your students love taking photos and posting them on popular social media platforms.

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Understanding, Teaching, and Reaching Digital Native Students—and Digital Native Caregivers

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Today’s teachers, many of whom are digital immigrants—people who transitioned from an analog world to a digital one—must find ways to reach digital native students and their caregivers. The great news is that digital natives want to learn. What Does it Mean for a Student to be a Digital Native?

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A Year to Remember, A Year to Reflect:  Pandemic Instruction

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Over the past year teachers have been bombarded by colleagues, administrators, and social media pundits on which platforms can best serve them and their students. Nearpod or Pear Deck, Google Classroom or Canvas, Flipgrid or Adobe Spark? What did one do? SEL Component. Transitioning to the Next Phase.

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Tech 101 for Teachers

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I mean click the free update that’s been nagging at you (Adobe Reader for example). If you have social media, let them notify you of activity once a week instead of daily. You can find her resources at Structured Learning. If you haven’t missed a file by now, it won’t matter if you throw it out. Delete unneeded fonts.

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End-of-Year Maintenance: 16 Steps To A Speedier Computer

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Learn to use that program you’ve been promising you would or delete it. I mean click the free update that’s been nagging at you (Adobe Reader for example). If you have social media, let them notify you of activity once a week instead of daily. You can find her resources at Structured Learning. Empty the trash.

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End-of-Year Maintenance: 19 Steps To A Speedier Computer

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This week, I’m sharing three holiday activities that will get your computers, technology, and social media ready for the new year. Learn to use that program you’ve been promising you would or delete it. I mean click the free update that’s been nagging at you (Adobe Reader for example).