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"Three Google Sheets Scripts That Help Teachers Save Time"

Search Literacy Lesson (Full Lesson Plans for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced users) and A Google A Day classroom challenges

Loved this badge challenge idea! What kinds of badges could we create for students in Schoology?

"Screenhero lets you screen share any application with anyone, no matter where they are. It's super simple and blazing fast. You each get your own mouse pointer, and you're both always in control. It's designed for collaboration, not just broadcasting your screen. It's like Google Docs for any application on your computer. Screenhero is designed to feel like you're sitting next to the person you're working with - even when you're miles away. It's available for both Mac and Windows. "

Here is the site for you when having studnets watch YouTube videos or other videos. You can watch video and take notes at the same time to the right of the video. All notes are synchronized to the video and save to Google Docs. Would work with YT for Education videos on student network

"Ah, the Internet. The once magnificent and glorious tool has transformed from being a fast-paced information highway to that place where we all admit, rather begrudgingly, that we spend too much time on. Alone. We love the immediate answers, the idea of relying on Google as one aspect of our "external brain". We crave instant gratification. We make important decisions (such as impulse buys) without a second thought. We are turning into Internet speed fiends, and we are doing it alone. "

What do you think?

"Present on desktop & mobile and projector screens at the same time." Accepts Word, PowerPoint, or PDF files. Share live to any device, anywhere with a short link. Even use with a Google Hangout!

Kathy Cassidy compiled primary blogs from across the world

List of Twitter hashtags and chat times

Resources shared at the 2013 MS/HS Computer Fair at IU12

The idea behind the Pringles Challenge is simple. Your task is to design a package that will allow a single Pringles Potato Chip to be safely mailed through the US Postal Service to another location in the United States. Students will work individually or in small groups to design their packaging. The package must adhere to US Postal Service guidelines and should be shipped during the window listed below, via First Class Mail. Schools will be working with a primary partner in an effort to match up the number of packages shipped/received. The timeline for this year's Pringles Challenge is shared on this site.

Project-based Learning Approaches with Technology