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Lauri Brady

6 Tips for Parents About Facebook Graph Search | Common Sense Media - 0 views

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  • Lauri Brady on 14 Jun 13
     
    "Graph Search is currently rolling out and will soon be available to all users. You and your teens may not have access to it yet, but you should have it on your radar. Graph Search can be a fun way to pursue new hobbies or find friends with similar interests, but it also raises privacy concerns for users -- especially minors. Here are six things parents need to know about Graph Search"
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Social Media Rules Tip Sheet - 0 views

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  • Lauri Brady on 23 May 13
     
    "Having a family agreement or set of ground rules for using social networks is a good idea. It's a great way for parents and kids to work together on how to be safe, wise and responsible online. Here are some ideas"
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Welcome To Professor Garfield - 1 views

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shared by Lauri Brady on 15 Mar 13 - Cached
  • Lauri Brady on 15 Mar 13
     
    Our mission, therefore, is to be a world leader in the direct, free delivery of innovative and motivational digital learning content with a primary emphasis on children's literacy. Initially, we will accomplish this by creating fun and educationally sound interactive activities and games where kids like to play -- on the Internet -- supplemented with standards-based resources for teachers, parents and mentors.
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Bridging the gap between technology integration and common core standards in the classroom - 12 views

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  • “hit the books”
    • Carol Roth
      Carol Roth on 23 May 12
       
      This won't be around much longer!
  • Alternative keyboards, and
    • anonymous
      anonymous on 23 May 12
       
      Anybody have any experience with this TOP?? technology option in the room? What is this?
    • Debra Why
      Debra Why on 23 May 12
       
      Are they talking about a keyboard such as one on a smartphone or iPad? Not sure...
  • Technology is a challenge that teachers and parents alike must face head on; no matter how unfamiliar they are with nuances of the digital world.
    • Charlet Miller
      Charlet Miller on 23 May 12
       
      This is a paradigm shift that needs to occur!
    • Carol Roth
      Carol Roth on 23 May 12
       
      How do we help this shift along?
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  • best way to engage students
    • anonymous
      anonymous on 23 May 12
       
      It is only ONE way of engaging. And just because you have technology doesn't mean it's ENGAGING. I have found that over a long period of technology integration you might experience the "too much of a good thing" syndrome.
  • Has the “reference” section of the library become a virtual non-entity?
    • Shelly Eaton
      Shelly Eaton on 23 May 12
       
      Yes, they are! Reference section is not longer in NH library. This brought up discussion if we should or should not teach the basics.
    • Peggy Beal
      Peggy Beal on 23 May 12
       
      Traditional reference areas were to assure that references were available for students doing research in the library. Research & reference materials are readily available online.
    • Debra Why
      Debra Why on 23 May 12
       
      I still have one but it is not used because it quickly becomes outdated. Internet and databases are much better.
  • what about teachers?
  • A laptop or mobile device in the hands of a student is not technology, it’s only the hardware
    • Michele Groom
      Michele Groom on 23 May 12
       
      I think this is important to remind teachers
    • Shelly Eaton
      Shelly Eaton on 23 May 12
       
      I think that teachers need to realize that phones are not "BAD" that they are devices they can teach with. I think that in 5 years they will be using them in the classroom not taking them from them.
  • But kids today get technology
  • He or she is no longer the center of attention as the dispenser of information, but rather plays the role of facilitator by setting project goals and providing guidelines and resources, moving from student to student or group to group, providing suggestions and support for student activity. As students work on their technology-supported products, the teacher rotates through the room, looking over shoulders and suggesting resources that might be used.
    • Debra Why
      Debra Why on 23 May 12
       
      I am thinking that we, in Central, are already moving in this direction...
  • teachers today must learn, too
    • Anne Strayer
      Anne Strayer on 23 May 12
       
      Teachers are uneasy about more "new stuff" for them to learn and implement.
  • They’re thinking about information, making choices and executing skills — as opposed to a typical teacher-led lesson where even the best and brightest might sit in silence. More so than ever before, students are in a position to define their goals, make their own decisions and evaluate their progress.
  • A few top technology options in the classroom
    • anonymous
      anonymous on 23 May 12
       
      What would you say are the TOP TECH options in the classroom:
  • Carol Roth on 22 May 12
     
    Article shows the importance of how technology can not be a stand alone but be used to support all we do to educate our students.
  • Carol Roth on 22 May 12
     
    For our curriculum writing
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