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March 9, 2015
Above The Line
This brief post brings to our attention that how we use a tool is more important than the actual tool that we use. It provides some guidelines on the different processes that we should give our students access to and how those opportunities will move our teaching above the line.
Let's Google
This week's cheat sheet is all about Google Chrome. If you haven't submitted a "Help Ticket'
through the district yet to have this great browser installed on the computers in your classroom yet I would recommend you do so. Chrome seems to work better in the computer labs and is usually more compatible with the websites that we use with our students. The cheat sheet will help you to navigate this powerful browser.
through the district yet to have this great browser installed on the computers in your classroom yet I would recommend you do so. Chrome seems to work better in the computer labs and is usually more compatible with the websites that we use with our students. The cheat sheet will help you to navigate this powerful browser.
Google Chrome Cheat Sheet
A brief guide to Google Chrome.
Today's Special Appetizer
This week we will be focusing on Toontastic. This app can be found in the creation folder and is a great storytelling app. The Toontastic button will take you to a post with resources and ideas for using Toontastic in the classroom.
Toontastic Resources
Ideas and resources for Toontastic can be found here.
Mark Your Calendar
Google Basics @ Sunrise
EdCamp Spokane (Approximately 70 spaces left)
Discovery Education Workshop at ESD101 on March 12th