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I recently led a Google Docs session at Whittier Christian High School and was asked to provide a quick demo video illustrating the way I used formulas (and in particular the IF formula) to grade a quiz made using a Google Form. Apparently my explanation plays well face-to-face but considerably less well from memory. ;)\n\nFor this video I cut right to the chase and did my best to explain the IF formula for beginners… while keeping under a 5 minute time limit. I hope it's helpful for you and your colleagues and I hope you'll let me know what you think.\n

1. Using Wikispaces 2. Setting Up a Blog (directions for Blogger, WordPress, and Edublogs) 3. Drop.io - Easy Media Sharing (1o Things You Can Do With Drop.io) 4. Building a Classroom Website (Using Yola) 5. Using Animoto and VoiceThread

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from Richard Bryne: Phrays is a simple site that publishes a new word of the day everyday. Each word is published with its definition and part of speech. Visitors to the site are encouraged to write and submit a sentence using that word. Registered users can read the sentences submitted by others and vote for their favorite sentences.

Links to all types of web 2.0 tools that are available. Great site set up as a Glogster poster