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How to Create a Paperless Classroom

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There are lots of options for digital note-taking, including Evernote, Notability, and the omnipresent Google Docs. Options include Jing (provides a link to a video), Screencast-o-matic (provides a video that can be embedded or uploaded to YouTube), and Educreations. You can find her resources at Structured Learning.

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5 Must-have tools for Ed Conferences

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For many, it means attending conferences like ISTE and NEA to learn how the heck to integrate technology into their lesson plans. That’s a fair questions considering learning is no longer done sitting in auditoriums nodding off to the wisdom of a guest speaker behind a podium. It’s quick to install and intuitive to learn.

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Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube, Oh My! 4 Tools for Picting in the Classroom

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They are on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat before they even step into our classrooms. “If Have them capture images around their classroom, school or home that represent the letter of the alphabet that they are learning that week. Finally, most students are learning a world language in school.

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Go Paperless for Earth Day

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Three pieces that you especially want to look for: a robust infrastructure–all these digital devices require an extended internet interface as well as sufficient bandwidth to transport all that data. If the school’s wifi network constantly goes down, teachers will learn not to depend upon it. pencils break, points get dull.

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How to go Paperless in Your Classroom

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Four school-based pieces you’ll need: a robust infrastructure–these additional digital devices require an extended internet interface as well as sufficient bandwidth to transport all that data. If the school’s WiFi network constantly goes down, teachers will learn not to depend upon it. pencils break, points get dull.

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