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Mark McDonough

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.
Matt Reed

NCTM Online lessons and activities - 0 views

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    Melissa Webster got this site at a workshop last year. It offers online activities and lessons for a number of grades. 1st grade explored it yesterday as a resource to support differentiated learning in our classrooms.
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.
Mark McDonough

Capstone Interactive Library - Capstone - 0 views

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    another possibility for judy's lsf grant.
Mark McDonough

The Future In Reading - 1 views

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    possibility for judy's lsf grant
Mark McDonough

StoryKeepers - iPad StoryTelling APPS - 5 views

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    really good list of ipad apps for Storytelling, Comic-Making, and Image-Making, Publishing
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    Nice list Mark...I wanted to try the Storylines app at morning meeting but it limits the ipad passing to 9 people. Guess I could do two. I'll let you know how it goes.
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    I got Storypatch. It looks pretty good and offers a lot of options for the kids to make stories. I am going to try it out with a few students and see how it goes.
Mark McDonough

Testing Topics - 5 views

just posting this "topic" to see where it goes and what it looks like.

web2.0

started by Mark McDonough on 21 Jan 12 no follow-up yet
Mark McDonough

iBooksAuthor: Apple Special Event January 2012 - 1 views

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    video presentation of apple's (text)book creating app - iBooksAuthor. very cool to see the future of textbooks.
Matt Reed

Levelled Books Online - 1 views

shared by Matt Reed on 11 Jan 12 - Cached
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    Has anyone seen this? Interesting, leveled books using F+P, DRA etc, running records, teacher has the ability to assign books to the class and manage some data. They also have books available for the Ipad. Is it something we should look in to?
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    I used this for a week during Teacher Appreciation when it was free. It's pretty cool. So many levelled books
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    I used it in Newton with students on IEPS for reading....I found it particularly helpful for fluency as it models the reading for kids. The books are also pretty high interest as far as online readers go. The price is also not awful considering what other like programs go for.
Mark McDonough

QR Codes In Education - LiveBinder - 0 views

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    a good LiveBinder on using QR codes in the classroom.
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    i've been pretty skeptical/uninformed about using QR codes in school, but i'm starting to understand how they can be used in the classroom and throughout schools.
Cathlin LaRocco

Reading Fluency Passage Generator | Intervention Central - 0 views

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    Create Oral Reading Passages
Mark McDonough

OnLive Desktop - Simple PC App Access from Anywhere - 1 views

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    very impressive! now you can create office documents on your ipad! includes 2 free gigs of online storage.
Mark McDonough

100 iPad Apps Perfect For Middle School | Edudemic - 0 views

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    we have many of these apps already installed on the lincoln school ipads, but there are many new ones listed here, too.
Stephen McKenna

Edmodo | Secure Social Learning Network for Teachers and Students - 0 views

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    Student engagement, digital/media/global upgrades, subject based resource communities, flipped classroom
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    Spent this afternoon learning about this site. I see many applications but need to play with it some more. We need to take a field trip to Josh Gold's classroom to see some cool technology integration.
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