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Mathtrain.TV - 1 views

mathtrain.tv

Novemberlearning

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TweetDeck - Your social world - 2 views

www.tweetdeck.com

Novemberlearning

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  • Michele Mathieson on 18 Aug 11
     
    Wow.
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Home - Gymnasium for Brain - 0 views

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math puzzles elementary

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  • Michele Mathieson on 18 Aug 11
     
    This could be a great lesson starter or morning message puzzle for grades 2-4.
Michele Mathieson

The Clever Sheep: Top 20 Uses for Wordle - 1 views

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wordle visualization vocabulary digitalstorytelling

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  • Michele Mathieson on 16 Aug 11
     
    Fun ideas to use. Could work well for RLA or first week of school activities.
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TechCrunch | Sculpt 123D iPad App Makes Sculpting Cool Again | iPads and Tablets in Edu... - 0 views

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iPad apps iPad lessons

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  • Michele Mathieson on 12 Aug 11
     
    Looks like up-to-date articles on iPads in Education
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100+ Google Tricks for Teachers | TeachHUB - 2 views

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  • 100+ Google Tricks for Teachers
  • Do a timeline search. Use "view:timeline" followed by whatever you are researching to get a timeline for that topic.
  • Search within a specific kind of site. If you know you only want results from an educational site, try "site:edu" or for a government site, try "site:gov" and your search term to get results only from sites with those web addresses.
Michele Mathieson

Back to School: 40 Best Science iPad Apps for Students - Fun Educational Apps: Best App... - 1 views

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iPad apps science biology chemistry

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  • Michele Mathieson on 08 Aug 11
     
    Pam, Check out the Astronomy Apps
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Quick-edit Videography with iMovie for iPad « Moving at the Speed of Creativity - 1 views

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iMovie iPad apps

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  • 1. Start an iPad iMovie by clicking the “+” icon at the bottom of the screen.
  • 2. Click the video window to show available videos on the iPad. These are videos which have been saved to the Photo Roll. Click the arrow on a video to insert it into your project where the playhead (the red line) is positioned.
  • 3. Note as videos are inserted into a project, iMovie for iPad adds a yellow border around them in the video library. This makes them appear different from other videos so you can identify ones not yet imported into the project. (They won’t have a colored border around them.) Also notice the total time of the imported video is shown at the end of the last clip.
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  • 4. Click the settings icon (it looks like a gear) in the upper right corner to choose a theme for your project. My favorite is the CNN iReport theme, since it allows you to show your location as well as a project title at the start of your video.
  • 5. To “split” a clip into two parts, first drag the clip so the playhead (red line) is on the spot where you want it split. Think of a split like you are cutting the video into two pieces with a virtual knife. Click on the clip ONCE to select it. It should be highlighted in yellow when selected.
  • 6. Next, swipe your finger down, across the clip over the red playhead line. This will split the clip into two pieces.
  • 7. Double click a clip to make changes to the settings for it. These include setting a title, a location (used in the opening title of the iReport theme) and adjusting the clip’s audio level. Individual clips can also be deleted from this menu.
  • 8. Select the Title Style and choose the desired option. Color and formatting differences apply to different title styles. The iReport theme includes three styles for the opening, middle and ending of the video.
  • 9. Text can be entered for each title style by touching the “Title Text Here” area in the video preview window. Text will resize automatically to fit in the space provided.
  • 11. Click the MY PROJECTS tab at the top of the screen to return to the starting menu for iMovie for iPad. Click the title to change it as desired.
  • 12. Individual clips can be trimmed by clicking on them once to select them. This will reveal “trimming handles” which look like dots above the starting and ending points of a clip. Drag these trimming handles to the left or right to shorten or lengthen a clip as desired.
  • 13. Transitions are automatically inserted between different clips in your iMovie. Click on the transition icon between clips to modify it. By default a cross-dissolve transition is used.
  • 14. When you are finished editing and ready to publish your project, click the MY PROJECTS tab at the top to return to the home screen. Then click the publish icon at the bottom of the screen, which looks like a box with an arrow on it. Select the desired location for sharing.
  • 15. Enter the desired title, description, category and tags for your video. Additionally, choose the size to share (large is recommended) and the privacy settings.
  • 16. Click SHARE in the upper right corner. Your video will now EXPORT into a compressed format
  • 17. After your video is published, iMovie will display a screen with the option to TELL A FRIEND. If you select this option, you can email yourself the direct link to your video.
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