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Amy Roediger

Google Classroom: Classroom Split - Chrome Extension | Teacher Tech - 0 views

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    Chrome extension that allows a split screen so kids can look at directions in Classroom while they work on assignments.
Amy Roediger

Snapverter: A Very Good Tool to Convert Classroom Papers to Google Drive Friendly Docum... - 0 views

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    Snapverter is a good application that allows you to convert classroom papers, images and pother teaching materials into Google Drive friendly files. 'Snapverter is an add-on for Read&Write for Google that converts printed documents and inaccessible digital files into readable PDF files for easy sharing and reading aloud in Google Drive.' Using OCR technology, Snapverter is able to recognize text from worksheets, handouts, book pages, and other printed materials.
Amy Roediger

Free Technology for Teachers: How and Why You Might Want to Have Students Post to Blogg... - 0 views

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    Many things about Blogger make it a popular choice for middle school and high school classroom blogs. It's easy to create a blog on Blogger, all back end maintenance is done for you by Google, and if your school uses Google Apps for Education it can be added to the list of services your students can access with their Google Apps for Education accounts. There is one thing that can't be done easily and that is moderate students' posts (not comments, posts) before they go live on your classroom blog. But if you have students post via email then you can moderate the posts before they go live.
Tom Hogan

32 Ways to Use Google Apps in the Classroom - Google Drive - 1 views

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    Check out this cool google presentation. It has 32 ways to use google apps in education. It goes beyond just using it with your students in the classroom by giving you tips on how to become more efficient while utilizing google docs in lesson planning, collaboration, and much more.
Amy Roediger

Free Technology for Teachers: Group Reading With Google Documents - 1 views

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    Using the commenting feature of Google Documents is a good way to create a record of classroom conversations about an article that you have shared with your students. Using the commenting feature is also a good way to have the conversation about an article occur entirely online.
Amy Roediger

Zero Noise Classroom - Chrome Web Store - 0 views

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    The free noise level display and stopwatch for the cooperative classroom. It helps students be aware of the noise level in the…
Tom Hogan

32 ways to use Google Apps in the classroom - YouTube - 1 views

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    Here is the google presentation with with someone explaining each bit.... 58 minutes so I would recommend viewing just the bits you want from the presentation (you know by moving the little circle thingy at the bottom).
Amy Roediger

Classroom Discussions with Google Sheets - 0 views

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    Use a spreadsheet to have a class discussion.
Amy Roediger

MoocNote - Take notes on videos - 0 views

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    MoocNote is a new web tool ideal for flipped classrooms. Using MoocNote, you will be able to build your own video library by importing videos from YouTube, Dropbox, or Google Drive. You can also use MoocNote's video plater interface to add notes to your videos. All of your notes link back to the appropriate place in the videos and are collected into one central place which you can access anytime, anywhere
Amy Roediger

Free Technology for Teachers: Use Your Google or Edmodo Account to Create HSTRY Timelines - 0 views

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    "Since the first time I tried it last fall I have been impressed with HSTRY. HSTRY is a great multimedia timeline creation tool. There are two features of HSTRY that make it stand-out from the crowd. First, as a teacher you can create an online classroom in which you can view all of your students' timelines. Second, as a teacher you can build questions into timelines that you share with your students. You can even insert explanations of the answers to your questions. "
Bradley Edwards

Free Technology for Teachers: Stackup - Create & Track Reading Goals for You and Your S... - 0 views

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    What a great way to get your students reading non-fiction content related articles in your classroom, while making a game of it!
Amy Roediger

Zoho Survey- Excellent Web Tool for Creating Classroom Surveys and Online Quizzes ~ Edu... - 1 views

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    Zoho Survey lets you mix and match 21 response formats in your surveys. It provides you with ready made templates and themes to use with your surveys Multiple question types are available and hence you can ask your audience exactly what you want. Add logic to your surveys by skipping or adding questions. Depending on the survey taker's previous responses, you can always make the surveys shorter and more relevant. Share survey links across social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google Plus and watch the responses roll in. Zoho Survey automatically generates links and HTML/embed codes, so you can display your surveys on your website or blog. Analyze your survey results through reports that include a detailed summary of responses and visual representations with numerous charts. With Zoho Survey's app for the iPad, you can create surveys while on the go.
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