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This tutorial from Melissa Murphy via computers.tutsplus.com walks readers through the process of converting Google Form responses into visualizations. I envision using this tutorial as being a great connection for my preservice students learning to ask effective questions and then using the collected data for an Infographic.

As you explore the various demographical information available, the country size will shift to indicate the data being depicted. This is a great for visual learners! With one quick glance you can see which country has the highest number in a specific area. When you hover your mouse over a country, you will get the country name and actual numbers.

This infographic touches on points that future teachers should consider when looking into education as a profession. What also makes the infographic interesting is that the data comes from the UK.

This publication of teacher "value-added" data was being promoted by Kansas Governor Sam Brownback earlier in 2012. For now, it is off the table, but give them time...

7 essential elements of a perfect blog post: Headline: the 6 words that count most Storytelling hook Fewer characters per line at first Featured image Subheads for scanning Content and the 1,500-word sweet spot Soundbites for sharing"

A totally awesome interactive weather site.  Really like the ability to look at current times and dates.

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