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9 Web Tools for Creating Digital Magazines

Teacher Reboot Camp

My sisters and I spent several days creating various publications with construction paper and markers, including magazines. Now, creating a digital magazine is much easier. With web tools, students can layout their writings, pick from hundreds of cool fonts, and add their own images or choose from a library of stock images.

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Tips for Encouraging Learners of All Ages to Read

Teacher Reboot Camp

Add a reading area where students can enjoy a variety of reading materials, such as magazines, comics, graphic novels, song lyrics, magazines, and audio books. You can usually find free books at thrift stores or libraries or ask for donations from the community. Google Chrome has several you can read about here and here.

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Customize Your Experience with the EdTech Insider Program

EdTech Magazine

But there’s so much to sift through across social media, online searches and hallway ­conversations. When content catches your eye but you don’t have time to read, tap or click a flag found on every article and video to save it in your library and quickly access it later. You won’t want to miss out on what’s in store.

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Richard Byrne’s Most Exciting Edtech Tools

The CoolCatTeacher

Richard became a Google Certified Teacher in 2009. Tech & Learning Magazine named Richard one of their “people to watch” in their 30th Anniversary celebration ([link]. Richard is a five time winner of the Edublogs Award for Best Resource Sharing Blog. Richard lives in Maine with his daughter Isla and loyal dogs Max and Mason.

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It’s NOT About Google (Part 2) – SULS045

Shake Up Learning

The post It’s NOT About Google (Part 2) – SULS045 appeared first on Shake Up Learning. It’s NOT about Google, y’all! Let’s take a deep-dive into meaningful technology integration supported by our favorite Google tools. Dynamic Learning with Google. Get the FREE Dynamic Learning with Google Toolkit.

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Building beautiful book bentos

NeverEndingSearch

Several of my students are are English teachers coming into the library world and they were excited about using this idea with their own students. Because these products are born on social media, they should be shared on social media. And they appeared to have deep connections with their books of choice.

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Make This the Year That You Take On Ambitious IT Projects in Your School

EdTech Magazine

Explore offerings in the Google App Hub for educators or features in Google Classroom, Calendar and other G Suite apps. In Georgia’s Columbia County School District , for example, students in teacher Erica Cox’s class use Google Drawings and other G Suite apps to illustrate and create presentations. . Try out new digital tools.

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