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Table with class tasks and how they look at each level of the SAMR Model. Includes note taking, research, presentation, file sharing, reading, and assessment. Links to outside resources too.

A small group of students (as many as half the class) arrange themselves in a circle in the center of a room. This small group will conduct a discussion together while the rest of the students watch, take notes, and later pose questions and give comments about what they observed.

Notes on how to use the new Google Forms.

Evernote is a great tool, especially for language study. If you attempt to read something and there is a word or sentence that you don't know use Evernote to clip it and review it later.

1. Students can collaborate in live time on a class presentation. 2. Teacher can use their Prezi as an interactive presentation on their whiteboard. 3. Teachers can use the notes they have on Power Point and import it into Prezi. 4. Prezi offers more freedom of navigation. Your Prezi can be kept in the public domain and therefore accessed by your students on the Internet. At home, they can navigate the Prezi themselves, observe connections of ideas and visualize concepts. 5. Since Prezi is cloud-based, teachers can present their lessons from your browser, desktop, iPad, or iPhone and always have the latest version of your work at your fingertips. This is the tool I choose for my lesson this week.