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Video on hosting an online project.

Powerpoint on connecting student cell phones to classroom instruction.

Here is a powerpoint from a presentation I sat in on at MACUL in Grand Rapids. Liz is a fantastic presenter and source of information on the use of cell phones in the classroom!

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Another powerpoint from Liz Kolb's Presentation at MACUL 2010. This one center's around the use and purpose of Facebook in education.

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This website is the best news site, all the information is here and always on the update. We accept criticism and suggestions. Happy along with you here. I really love you guys. :-) www.killdo.de.gg

This website is the best news site, all the information is here and always on the update. We accept criticism and suggestions. Happy along with you here. I really love you guys. :-) www.killdo.de.gg

"Mash your ideas and media together with friends in a dynamic whiteboard wiki. Using photos, videos, and other web content you can instantly create brainstorms, presentations, scrapbooks, and enjoy an interactive chat with more than 50 friends."

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Learn about the Canvas LMS, the new, open learning management system 

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This is simply a quick and easy way to share the email addresses and Twitter usernames of educators using Google Wave. Please add to it!" If you get an invite make sure you change yourself from the waiting for invite list.

Bugün toplumun temel ihtiyacı olan bir durum söz konusu. Bugün gerçekten toplumda çek mağduru denilen karşılıksız çek keşide etme suçundan dolayı hapse girmiş, evinden barkından ayrı yaşayan hatta kaçak durumda yaşayan insanların durumu sizin içinizi hiç acıtmıyor mu?

Aydın AYAYDIN ( Gazete Vatan) -Metris Cezaevi'nde karşılıksız çekten dolayı yatan birisinden mektup aldım. Çek mağduru olduğunu ısrarla savunan bu kişi, haksız yere hapis yattığını, kendisi ile aynı durumda olup da yargı sonucu serbest kalanlar olduğunu savunuyor ve Ekonomik kriz sonucu işimi ve barkımı kaybettim. Çok değerli gayri menkullerim ipotekli bulunduğu bankalar tarafından yok fiyatına satıldı, dolayısıyla borcumu ödeyemedim. Kestiğim çeklerden ötürü yargılandım. Bazılarından mahkeme beraat kararı verdi. Bazılarından ise ceza yedim. Aynı şekilde benim durumumda olduğunu bildiğim bazı kişiler ise yargılama sonucunda ceza almadan kurtuldular. Madem kanun aynı. Neden mahkemelerden farklı karar çıkıyor diye dert yandıktan sonra Beni içeri attılar, peki o çekleri kim ödeyecek? Beni içeri atacaklarına dışarıda bıraksalardı çalışıp belki borcumu ödeyebilirdim diyor. Şunu da eklemiş: Türk Ticaret Kanunu'na göre çek de kıymetli evrak, senet de. Senedini ödeyemeyenler hapse girmiyor. Fakat çekini ödeyemeyenler içeri giriyor. Bu nasıl adalet!

A great post by Ian Jukes. The writing is certainly on the wall for the "bring in the expert and sit up straight" style of professional development. I've been wondering for years why schools don't pool their collective expertise to create a culture of learning in their schools. Some of the "experts" that are brought in don't even have the practical or even theoretical expertise of residing staff members. This year a visiting professional told me, "When it comes to schools, there are never any prophets in your own backyard." The zeitgeist is certainly suggesting we need a change.

Create your own web conferences and control who sees it.

This site lets you put documents online and then lets the students enter comments in the margin.