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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Mark McDonough

Mark McDonough

Web 2.0 Tools for Educators - 2 views

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    good pinterest on web 2.0 tools
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Testimonials | Welcoming Schools - 1 views

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    nice video at bottom of page of WS debrief at San Francisco School Committee mtg.
Mark McDonough

ASPIRE - Inclined plane and Pulley - Machines - 0 views

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    decent (not great) interactive on testing different number of pulleys to get a job done.
Mark McDonough

Great Tech Tools - 1 views

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    great list of apps for teaching and learning. other pages on same site have other great lists of educational apps.
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SweetSearch4me - 0 views

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    search engine designed for younger students.
Mark McDonough

Teacher Tech Videos- Short Tutorials for Teachers to Help in Use of Digital Tools - 0 views

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    A video tutorial site and idea hub to help fellow teachers get started using digital tools with their students. Every tool page has easy-to-follow tutorial videos as well as a form that teachers can use to submit and publish their ideas for classroom use, which are then viewable by all who visit.
Mark McDonough

Instant Screen Sharing | Screenleap - 0 views

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    Share your screen with anyone, anywhere! View from any device with a browser (including tablets and smartphones). No downloads, installs, or sign ups. Best of all, it's FREE!
Mark McDonough

BrainPOP | Levers | Experiment - 1 views

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    brainpop comic for jen's lesson on lever
Mark McDonough

teachers's Channel - YouTube - 1 views

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    how to create a teacher channel in YT. could be for a flipped classroom (using videos you make yourself) or videos that others have made that you want to share with your students.
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YouTube for Schools FAQs - YouTube Help - 0 views

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    faq for youtube for schools.
Mark McDonough

Internet Safety Parent Resources - 0 views

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    links to many good resources
Mark McDonough

simplebooklet.com - 0 views

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    Create reports, digital brochures, and flyers you can post everywhere across the Web.
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    very easy to use.
Mark McDonough

Family Diversity Projects :: Technical Specifications for Our Exhibits - 0 views

  • Physical description Each exhibit comes with approximately 20 photographs. They are all museum quality framed with plexiglas covering, wires on back to hang. Size of each photograph framed is 16 inches by 20 inches and they weigh approximately 2 pounds. They can be hung on walls or portable room dividers, or placed on tables with bookstands (or table easels) or on floor easels. You can use all of them in one place, divide them into separate showings, or whatever works for your space needs. We can talk to you specifically about your individual situation. Each exhibit has different configurations of text, but generally each photograph has one or two pieces of long interview text 11 inches by l7 inches (vertical). They are thickly laminated and have string on the back to hang them on walls under or alongside their matching photograph. They can also be placed flat on a table if you use tabletop easels for the photographs, or hung off of floor easels. Many exhibits have additional "quotes" that are 11 inches (wide) by 8 inches (hung horizontally) and are written in larger fonts. These can be used in addition to the longer text, for people who might not read the full text, or in place of the longer text depending on the venue and situation (i.e. a conference). For schools, you might not need to use the quotes. It is up to each venue to decide how to use the text. In Our Family exhibit also has a K-2 text, which is also 11 x 8 inches and has a simple description of the family structure in age-appropriate language. Nothing To Hide just has 2-3 quotes per family, rather than a long text. For complete texts, the accompanying books have the longer interviews available. How to display the exhibits It's actually quite simple and doesn't take long to do. With all our photo-text rental exhibits, the photos and text are ready to hang with wires on the back. If you have wallspace, you just hang the photos and text as you would any art show, using nails or pushpins. Ideally, if you have a gallery space, you would have at least 60 linear feet, but this isn't a requirement at all. You could double hang the photographs. Some groups divide up the 20 photographs and put them in different areas of a building as well. If you use tables, you will need small table easels to hold the photographs and you can put the text right on the tables. Floor easels can also work, and we've even seen music stands used. Some folks rent or borrow room dividers/portable bulletin boards and hang the exhibit on both the back and front of them. (They must have wood backs, not corkboard, as the photos weigh about 2 pounds and you need the nail to go in solidly). We are happy to talk to you about your individual situation and make suggestions, as we've seen it all!
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      even more specs
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    More specs on materials needed for project
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Family Diversity Projects :: Frequently Asked Questions About Our Rental Exhibits - 0 views

  • the photos and text are ready to hang with wires on the back. If you have wallspace, you just hang the photos and text as you would any art show, using nails or pushpins. Photographs are framed with plexiglas covers and measure 16' x 20" (some vertical, some horizontal). Each exhibit consists of approximately 20 photographs. Then there are laminated text panels (thick lamination like a credit card) which measure ll" wide x 17" long. In addition there are quotes that are 11" wide and 8" long (hung horizontally) which you may want to use, too (but may not depending on space and situation). We can tell you exactly what to expect with your exhibit as each one is slightly different but the sizes are the same. Ideally, you would have at least 60 linear feet, but this isn't a requirement. You could double hang the photographs. Some groups divide up the 20 photographs and put them in different areas of a building as well. If you use tables, you will need small table easels to hold the photographs and you can put the text right on the tables. Floor easels can also work, and we've even seen music stands used. Some folks rent or borrow room dividers/portable bulletin boards and hang the exhibit on both the back and front of them. (They must have wood backs, not corkboard, as the photos weigh about 2 pounds and you need the nail to go in solidly). We are happy to talk to you about your individual situation and make suggestions, as we've seen it all!
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      They've done our work for us! They describe all the material we need!
  • we often encourage groups to sponsor panel discussions, or a speaker, when the photo-text rental exhibit is at a particular location, or to use a diversity education trainer to prepare a group or school staff for an upcoming exhibition period.
Mark McDonough

SteveSpanglerScience's Channel - YouTube - 0 views

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    great resource for fun, quick science experiments for Science Share parent volunteers.
Mark McDonough

JASON Mission Center - 0 views

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    award-winning, huge, deep resource for pretty much all science topics. videos, labs, articles, etc. geared toward ms and hs, but many resources can be used k-4.
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