this post explains how the whole class was involved in a communicative experience with another class.
Skype in the Spanish Comprehensible Input classroom - 0 views
Cyber Citizen - 9 views
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Thanks for this heads-up. This is truly a partnership.
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The Cybercitizen Awareness Program educates children and young adults on the dangers and consequences of cyber crime.
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Illustrates what being a "Cyber Citizen" is all about. Very informative. Click on any of the subpages to find out more information.
Using Skype class to class - More Spanish - 2 views
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My students will talk into the computer as they sit in front of the web cam, and they will be able to view the other class on the projector.
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24-32 students,
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Jeff Utecht » Google Apps - 4 views
5 ways to use Google Docs in the Classroom - 2 views
Student Data Security & Google Apps For Education | Google Apps For Education Tips & Tr... - 1 views
12 Ways to use Twitter in Spanish classes - 1 views
26 Tips for Teaching with Google Apps | Google Gooru - 5 views
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It is meant to acquaint you with Google Apps’ major features and is loaded with best practices and lots of helpful, actionable tips to optimize your investment in Google Apps and improve your students’ learning experience.
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Gmail
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Calendar
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Google Apps for Education - 5 views
Create an Account and Log In with Google Apps for Education : Support - 1 views
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Google Apps for Education accounts are becoming an important part of the technology ecosystem in many schools.
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Kidblog is pleased to offer offer teachers and students the ability to use Google Apps accounts to log into Kidblog. Using a Google account prevents the need to remember an additional password.
Tech: Twitter | Edcentric - 0 views
Twitter as a Powerful Educational Tool | Using Twitter Hashtags - 1 views
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What Mubarak might not have known is that while he was trying to maintain his iron grip on power, thousands of Egyptians were tweeting about their frustration with the dictator. Eventually, the people on the street, armed with nothing more than a cell phone and a free social media site, changed the course of history. If you are a middle or high school social studies teacher, and you wanted to provide your students with a close-up view of the events unfolding in Egypt, you could turn to a traditional news service. Or, you could follow the hashtag #Egypt on Twitter and tap into the real-time pulse of unfolding events by people on the streets of Cairo.
Twitter Chats: An Hour Well Worth Your Time - Finding Common Ground - Education Week - 3 views
The Limits of Empathy - NYTimes.com - 1 views
Video demonstration - 12 views
Empathy and Global Stewardship - 2 views
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