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Contents contributed and discussions participated by Brian W

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Band Room Expectations - 3 views

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    Briefly share your Band Room/Rehearsal Rules or Expectations
Brian W

CloudCanvas - 5 views

shared by Brian W on 31 Jul 10 - Cached
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    Great HTML 5 drawing site. Integrates with Google Docs
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Wolfram|Alpha Widget Builder - 0 views

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    Embed custom W.A. computational widgets!
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quietube | Video without the distractions | Youtube, iPlayer, Viddler, Vimeo and more - 6 views

shared by Brian W on 15 Apr 10 - Cached
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    Let's you present a YouTube video with everything else eliminated. Nice.
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eClicker - 4 views

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    Say goodbye to expensive clicker sets
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Wind and Rhythm - 2 views

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    Weekly audio broadcast of wind music
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Huffduffer - 2 views

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    Easy way to organize podcasts of interest to you.
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CeeVee - 2 views

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    Resume builder
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73 Top Compositions for Wind Ensemble - 4 views

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    Research by Dr. Jay Gilbert that is based on the famous 1978 dissertation by Acton Ostling, Jr.
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Sumopaint - 2 views

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    Very nice online graphics creator and image editor
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Cleaning up the tags - 4 views

started by Brian W on 27 Mar 10 no follow-up yet
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Ahead - Playground for creative minds - 2 views

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    Sort of a cross between Prezi and InDesign
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How Much Of Me Is Owned By The Institution? | Graham Wegner - Open Educator - 0 views

  • In the words of my principal, I am a user (of technology for learning!). When I go online and read blogs, leave comments, publish posts, respond in forums, create and share resources, I do so for my own learning first, and as an extension of my profession second. I want to be a better educator so naturally the lines between when I am doing something for my own personal betterment and when it can be beneficial for those who work alongside of me within my institution become somewhat hazy. I use tools that I sometimes bring back into my classroom. But I always start with the selfish premise of how can this tool / community / node / resource benefit me? In my mind, I strongly feel that this is my own stuff. My blog is my own content. My presentations that I develop for the audience reading here is my own content that I believe that I can share as I see fit. But it isn’t totally clear cut. Because on that Slideshare account mixed in with my Blogging As Professional Learning and my OpenEducatorPLE, content created for an audience beyond my institution, are slideshows like iwb+literacy and my Blogging@School which were developed as part of my paid employment. Who owns what there?
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    Interesting thoughts on personal vs. professional learning and sharing
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Yoon Soo Lim (DoremiGirl) on Twitter - 1 views

shared by Brian W on 27 Mar 10 - Cached
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      Hi Yoon!
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Dipity - 2 views

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    This is a timeline creator. Pretty nice.
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Infinitec - IUM Drive - Features - 0 views

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    Very unique approach to streaming content between two devices.
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aM laboratory - 0 views

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    Like the Tenori
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