If you know what’s coming, you can plan ahead and write posts that you SCHEDULE to post on those days you won’t be able to do so.
Plan Ahead – Schedule!
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Tag Archive for Tech Tools
Curation Part 1
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Researching topics helps build the momentum of blogging to keep ideas available for that next post. So, what do I do with the information I find? I curate with tools that fit my needs.
DigiLit Sunday #clmooc Writing
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DigiLit Sunday DigiLit Sunday is a Sunday post on literacy, an invitation by Margaret Simon, to share literacy strategies and tools for the classroom. This week I’m rethinking the writing process and tools. Prior to digital tools, students would…
#write2connect Share
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One of the ways my PLN and I #write2connect is to share what we know and what we’ve learned. Here’s an example: Just watched an amazing webinar from PBS Learning Media by Leslie Fisher: You can watch the archives at…
You Are What You Curate #ETMOOC
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Do you wonder how to organize all the ideas you want to keep so you can do something with them? I’ve been introduced to Storify, Pearltrees, and IFTTT as ways to annotate and organize those bits of information I want to synthesize and share…
World Webinars
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Teacher Challenge 8 Today’s connected world offers us the opportunity to join with others to teach or share, listen and learn about the pedagogy, strategies, and tools that engage learners towards personal progress. Four areas online have provided me with…
Image Imagination
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How do I use images in my blog? Attention: Hook the reader Connect: Connect the ideas with a visual Explain: Clarify blog ideas with an image Share: Demonstrate with ideas, events, examples Humor: Create Metaphors for the muse Conclude: Summarize…
Thanks to the Behind-the-Scene Team
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thank all those amazing people behind the scenes who keep our cloud computing as clear as a bright sky