Not all prompts are created equal
Alas, all four prompts from the list above were teacher generated one-shot exercises, culminating in disposable texts. I'm losing faith in clever prompts that culminate in clever, but what I suspect is, for students, ultimately forgettable writing.
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The Nerdy Teacher: Call Me Maybe #EngChat - 0 views
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Free Technology for Teachers: Quick Screen Share - Quick & Free Screen Sharing - 0 views
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Quick Screen Share is a free screen sharing service from the makers of Screencast-o-matic. To use Quick Screen Cast just go to their website, select share your screen, and enter your name. Quick Screen Share will then provide you with a URL to share with the person with whom you are screen sharing. When that person opens the link you he or she will be able to see your screen.
Free Technology for Teachers: Educreations - Use Your iPad as a Whiteboard and Record a... - 0 views
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Not all prompts are created equal Alas, all four prompts from the list above were teacher generated one-shot exercises, culminating in disposable texts. I'm losing faith in clever prompts that culminate in clever, but what I suspect is, for students, ultimately forgettable writing.
5 Free Tools for Quickly Hosting Online Brainstorming Sessions - 0 views
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There are a lot of great tools online that can be used for collaborating on documents, developing sketches, or constructing outlines. Many of those services require all users to register and keep track of their user names and passwords. There's nothing wrong with that. However, sometimes you just want to get online and start collaborating as quickly as possible. In those cases you might want to try one of the following five services that don't require users to register.
Free Technology for Teachers: Urtak - Find Out What Your Audience is Thinking - 0 views
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Urtak is a free and simple polling service that can be used on any blog or website. The polls you create can have multiple questions, but they must be "yes or no" questions. But Urtak isn't that limited because visitors to your poll also have the option of writing in their own questions. Try it out for yourself in the poll I've embedded below.
Free Technology for Teachers: More Google Good To Know - 0 views
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Google Good to Know could be a good starting point for building your own lessons on managing digital footprints. After reviewing the Google materials you might ask students to create their own short videos like the one above, to inform others of simple things they can do to manage their digital data online.
9 Tools Students Can Use to Create Music Online - 0 views
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9 Tools Students Can Use to Create Music Online Here are nine free tools that students can use to create their own music online.
Free Technology for Teachers: Veengle - Create Your Own YouTube Video Compilations - 0 views
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Veengle is a free tool for creating compilation videos from the content you find on YouTube.
Browse Hundreds of Historic Maps - 0 views
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Historic Map Works is an online gallery of hundreds of historical maps. On Historic Map Works you can browse for maps by continent, country, state, and province. Contrary to my initial experience, downloading the map images is not free. But, you can view more than half of the maps as Google Maps overlays using Historic Map Works's free Historic Earth Basic.
Explaining Daylight Saving Time - 0 views
Free Technology for Teachers: Try the New Wiki Summarizer Features - 0 views
Free Technology for Teachers: A New Tool for Choosing a Creative Commons License - 0 views
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