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iPads in Education
- Digitize and Streamline Classroom Paperwork using Your iPad
- Use Your iPad to Share Resources, Collaborate, and Eliminate Paperwork
- Using Your iPad to Break Free: Don’t Be Chained to Your Desktop Computer
- Digital Storytelling using the iPad
- Beyond Pen and Paper: Online Notetaking with the iPad
- iPad Implementation: One School’s Story
- Easily Create Detailed Classroom Observations with iPad Apps
- Using Quizzes and Games in the iPad Classroom
- 20 Free iPad Apps Educators Can’t Live Without!
- Connecting and Collaborating with VoiceThread and Your iPad
- Turning Students Into Teachers: Using iPad Apps to Create Tutorials
- iPad Apps for Administrators’ Classroom Observations
- You Just Got an iPad: Now What?
- 15 iPad Tips and Tricks for Teachers
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Digital Storytelling
- 3 Webtools to Improve Digital Literacy and Tell a Story
- Give Students a Voice with Talking Pictures (Fotobabble)
- Create Digital Personas with Talking Avatars (Voki)
- Spark Creativity and Innovation: Help Students Create and Share Original, Multimedia Works Online
- Foster Creativity and Innovation with Digital Storytelling
- Digital Storytelling using the iPad
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Google
- Get Back to School with Google
- Time-saving Forms, Surveys, and Quizzes with Google Docs
- Google Tips & Tools for Your Classroom
- Google Tools for Visual and Spatial Learners
- The Google+ Guide For Educators
- Google Sites: Web Sites Made Simple, Part 1
- Google Sites: Web Sites Made Simple, Part 2
- Make Google Forms Work for You!
- Make Collaboration Easy with Google Presentations and Spreadsheets
- Are You GaGa for Google?
- Get on Track and Stay There with Google Calendar!
- Productivity and Collaboration in the Cloud with Google Docs
- Going Google: The Quick Start Guide to Getting Started with Google Tools
- Getting to Know Google Chrome Apps
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Mobile Learning - General
- You’re in Good Hands! Using Mobile Devices in Education
- Real World Learning Through Mobile Devices
- Researching Effectively through Mobile Devices
- Project Based Learning through Mobile Devices
- Stories on the Go: Digital Storytelling with Mobile Devices
- Mobile Apps for Creating Special Holiday Gifts
- Giving Students a Voice with Micro-podcasting
- Using QR Codes to Engage Students
- 10 Ideas for Using Mobile Devices Offline to Motivate Learners
- Creating Content Using Tablets: Tips for Teachers and Administrators
- The 7 Building Blocks for Success for Learning with Cell Phones
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Blended Learning
- Create a Safe Space Online: Online Discussions
- The Art of Asking Questions: Online Discussions
- Say Something Substantial: Online Discussions
- Your Role, Weaving Strategies, and Assessing It All: Online Discussions
- Flip Your Classroom with Online Discussions
- Fighting Engagement Deficit Disorder with Blended Instruction
- Flipping Your Classroom: It’s Easy with Khan Academy
- Getting Started with Khan Academy
- Every Student’s Success: Accommodations in a Flipped Classroom
- Teaching to the Common Core Standards Using Blended Instruction
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Classroom Management
- Classroom Management: Don’t Just Survive – Thrive!
- Control the Uncontrollable Student
- Maximum-Strength Motivation: Turn Around Your Most Unmotivated Students
- At-Risk Students: What Do I Do Now?
- Lesson Plan Rehab: Modernize Your Traditional Lesson Plans with Web 2.0 Tools
- How to Avoid the Top Five Time Wasters in Your Classroom
- Effectively Managing Educational Projects Online
- Improved Engagement and Better Behavior: Just a Few Clicks Away!
- How I Learned to Let Students Learn: My One Great Lesson Last Year
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Time-Saving Tools for Teachers
- Two Free Webtools for Paperless Grading
- The Paperless Classroom: It’s Easier than You Might Think
- Tick, Tock...Saving Time with Innovative Web Tools
- I’m Drowning Here! Online Organization for Teachers
- Save Time and Simplify Your Grading
- Bookmarking and Beyond – Using Diigo for Collecting, Collaborating, and Sharing
- Students Write More; You Grade Less!
- Keep Yourself Organized with LiveBinders
- Get on Track and Stay There with Google Calendar!
- When It Rains, It Pours: Cloud Storage 101
- Discover an Easy Way to Organize, Access, and Share Web Resources
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Brainstorming and Online Student Collaboration
- How to Engage Students Online: Get More Participation and Have Better Discussions
- Why Wikis Work: Online Collaboration Made Simple
- Brainstorm and Share Using Online Sticky Notes (Wallwisher, Linoit, and Scrumblr)
- Jump Start Your Digital Footprint
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Virtual Teaching and Learning
- Introduction to Teaching Online
- Finding and selecting online content
- Panel Discussion: Teaching Online
- Accessing and Creating Virtual Field Trips
- How to Help Students Collaborate Effectively Online
- Addressing Learning Differences and Disabilities in an Online Environment
- Lessons That Talk: Create Differentiated and Online Lessons with Screencasts and Audio
- 5 Steps to Begin Harnessing the Power of Cells in Ed Today (Even if They Are Banned!)
- Hook Your Students with One of Their Favorite Sites – YouTube!
- Get Out of the Classroom with Virtual Field Trips
- Tips and Tricks for Creating Good Screencast Tutorials
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Social Media in Education
- Harness the Power of Twitter without Being Overwhelmed!
- Break Down Classroom Walls with Social Media and Online Tools
- Personal Learning Network: What It Is and Why You Need One
- Twitter 101
- Starting a Class, School, or District Twitter Account
- How Does Social Media Affect the Professional Development of Educators?
- Twitter for Beginners: The Basics of Setting Up Your PLN
- 6 Steps to Becoming a Viral Educator
- How to Be A Viral Educator
- Reaching Out to Make Global Connections
- Net Smart: How to Thrive Online
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Instructional Theories & Learning Strategies
- Using Technology to Support Bloom's Taxonomy
- Information Literacy: 8 New Ways to Think and Search in Your Classroom
- No More Excuses! It’s Time To Overcome Your Techphobia!
- Own Your Classroom: The Business of 21st Century Teaching
- You Really Can Convince Kids that Writing is FUN – Here’s How!
- Breaking Down the Four Walls of Your Classroom with Skype
- Supporting Bloom’s Taxonomy in a Digital World
- Boys and Girls Learn Differently! Part1
- Boys and Girls Learn Differently! Part 2
- Building Better Teachers – Habits of Highly Effective 21st Century Classrooms
- Giving the Classroom Back to the Students: Letting Go and Learning More
- The Flipped Class and Mastery Learning: A Snapshot of Methods and Tools
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Multimedia Presentations
- From the Big Picture to the Smallest Detail: Go Beyond a Simple Slide Show (Prezi)
- The Art of Presenting Stunning Video Presentations
- Multimedia Presentation Webtools for Classroom Use
- Podcasting for Beginners
- Lights, Camera, Action! Easily Create Dynamic Video Presentations
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Media Editing
- Online Photo Editing Made Fast, Free, and Fun! (Picnik)
- Discover the Power of Image Editing (It’s Easy and Free)
- Wixify Your WebQuests!
- Screencasts Made Easy: Create and Share Your Own Tutorials
- Say It with Pictures: Edit and Enhance Photos for Skill-Based Learning
- Movies in Minutes: Creating Videos with iMovie
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Tools & Resources for 21st Century Student Projects
- Tag You’re It – Free Word Cloud Tools
- Spark Creativity: Making Information Come to Life with Interactive, Digital Posters
- Integrating the Internet into the Primary Classroom
- Easy 21st Century Project Ideas for the Core Curriculum
- Journey Through Time and Place with Animated Maps
- Online Activities for Younger Students
- Make Collaboration Easy with Google Presentations and Spreadsheets
- Inspired by Media: Creative Writing in the Digital Age
- Bring Shakespeare to Life with Online Discussions
- Empowering Kids to Make a Global Difference: One Kiva Club’s Story
- The Knowledge Journey: Ways to Keep Students Learning During Breaks
- Create Your Own Adventure Story in YouTube
- Create Student ePortfolios using VoiceThread
- Let Them Film: Promote Student Ownership in Learning with Video Cameras
- Motivate Readers and Get Connected: Reaching Out to Authors on the Web
- 3 Student-driven Projects: Using a Blended Learning Model
- A Digital Tour Guide Project: Using Video to Foster Creativity and Language Skills
- How to Get Started with Project-Based Learning
- Student Projects that Promote 21st Century Skills
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Teacher Tools & Classroom Resources
- Web Tool Smackdown: Learn Free Tools in 3 Minutes or Less
- The Right Tools for the Right Job: 30 Tools in 50 Minutes
- The Right Tools for the Right Job: 30 Tools in 50 Minutes - Round Two!
- Create Eye-Catching, Flash Websites – Without Knowing Programming!
- 20 Web Tools in 20 Minutes: Revitalize Lesson Plans and Motivate Students
- Motivating Students with Digital Magic
- Showcase Your Talents: Building ePortfolios for Teachers and Students
- Social Networking with Students and Parents: It's Safer Than You Think
- Build a Class Website and Create a Class Identity
- LiveBinder Tips and Tricks
- 20 Web Tools That Can Infuse Energy Into Your Lesson Plans
- Web Tool Smackdown
- New Teacher Tool Kit: Using Web 2.0 Tools to Support Your Practice
- 10 Techie Tools for Teachers
- Simplify Grading, Stay Organized, and More with Edmodo!
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Resources for Administrators
- The Networked Administrator: Leading and Learning with Social Media
- Administrator Toolkit: Web Tools for Collaboration and Curation, Part 1
- Administrator Toolkit: Web Tools for Communication, Part 2
- Calling All Administrators: There's an App for That
- iPad Apps for Administrators’ Classroom Observations
- Change is Good – You Go First: Empowering the 21st Century Educational Leader
- Choosing Apps that Support Instruction: Tips for Administrators
- Google Apps for Schools: An Administrator’s Guide
- 10 Must-have Apps for Admins
- Free Web Tools for Administrator Communication and Collaboration
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Student Safety and Digital Citizenship
- Cyber-Bullying, What Every Teacher Should Know
- Navigating Social Media Policies: One School's Journey
- Create a Safe, Secure Social Learning Network for Your Classroom
- Exploring Digital Citizenship: Teaching Copyright Issues
- The Language of Peer Aggression: Recognizing and Defusing Bullying
- Cite This: Two Free Tools that Make Citing Sources Easy!
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Interactive Whiteboards
- Keynote Kickoff: Interactive Sites for Your Interactive Whiteboard
- Keynote Kickoff: More Interactive Sites for Your Interactive Whiteboard
- Boosting Academic Achievement with Interactive Whiteboards and Clickers
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Creating Websites
- Build a Class Website and Create a Class Identity
- Create Eye-Catching, Flash Websites – Without Knowing Programming!
- Google Sites: Web Sites Made Simple, Part 1
- Google Sites: Web Sites Made Simple, Part 2
- Tips and Tricks to Building an ePortfolio
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Using TPACK for Lesson Planning
- Using TPACK as a Framework for Technology Integration
- Technology Integration Using TPACK: Activity Types for Social Studies
- Technology Integration Using TPACK: Activity Types for Language Arts
- Technology Integration Using TPACK: Activity Types for Science
- Technology Integration Using TPACK: Activity Types for Math
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Intervention and Assistive Strategies
- Making a Difference for Our Most Struggling Readers
- Address the Core Issues and Challenges of Special Education
- Assistive Technology for Students Diagnosed with Communication Disorders
- Autism: Evidence-Based Practices in Action
- Reaching All Students: Ensuring the Success of At-Risk Students
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Blogging
- The Power of Backchannel Discussions: Using a Live Blogging Tool (Cover It Live)
- Creating Global Citizens with Meaningful Blogging
- Secrets to Simple Blogging
- 3 Keys to Having a Successful Blog
- Getting the Most Out of Your Posterous Blog
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Learn from the best. From classroom management, to special education, to iPads and free webtools– we’ve found the experts and are bringing them to you. You’ll be in the company of some of the world’s most forward-thinking educators who are excited to connect and share their unique experiences with you. Here are just some of our many trainers.
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Steven W. Anderson
Steven W. Anderson is a recognized expert in using social media in education. He regularly consults with schools and districts around the country on how they can use social media to break down barriers and extend learning beyond the classroom walls. A regular presenter at ASCD, ISTE, and various other state and local conferences, Steven speaks on technology integration, leadership and education reform. In his home district he works with School Administrators, helping them to build their capacity for change and leadership with technology. Steven resides in Winston-Salem, NC with his wife Melissa and their daughter, Reaghan.
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Chris Casal
Chris Casal is currently a technology teacher and coordinator for a K-5 public school with the New York City Department of Education. He has spearheaded and continues to support a school wide iPad implementation program. In this role, he continually researches, compares, and recommends apps for teachers and students to use. Among his other duties, he also facilitates professional development sessions on iPads and Web 2.0 tools such as website building, blogs and wikis, online bookmarks, and Twitter. In addition to doing online webinars for SimpleK12, he is also a professional development facilitator for Apple and Nassau County BOCES.
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Sam Glicksman
Sam Gliksman, who began his career as a classroom teacher in Australia, moved to the U.S. about 20 years ago and began a small company that developed and published computer software. He returned to his educational roots about 10 years ago, and is currently the Director of Educational Technology for a Los Angeles high school, as well as a freelance EdTech consultant working with consortiums of independent K-12 schools. Sam is the founder of the iPads in Education ning, a community of educators who discuss the use of iPads and tablet computers. Sam conducts speaking engagements and workshops throughout the U.S. and internationally.
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Tia Simmons
Tia Simmons has over 10 years of experience in education. Currently she is an Instructional Technology Coordinator for Prince Georges County Public Schools in Maryland. Tia is responsible for helping train teachers in the use of various technologies and tech tools, including her favorite tool – iPads. Tia is a SMART Certified trainer, who is passionate about professional development, emerging technologies, and Web 2.0 tools.
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Kimberly Warrner
Kimberly Warrner is a lead trainer and webinar moderator for hundreds of teacher professional development sessions a year. She holds a Master's degree in Information Studies from Florida State University. With her passion for technology in education, Kimberly helps teachers from around the world integrate technology into their classrooms. She also serves as the Community Manager for SimpleK12’s Teacher Learning Community.
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Susan Brooks-Young
Susan Brooks-Young is an experienced classroom teacher and administrator, having spent 23 years in public and private education as a classroom teacher (in grades pre-K to eighth) and as an administrator (an assistant principal, principal, and technology specialist). She has written hundreds of articles and several books about using instructional technology in schools. Susan is very interested in the use of mobile technologies for teaching and learning, and is currently working on several mobile touch technology projects. Currently she is an educational speaker and consultant who offers training and workshops both in the U.S. and internationally.
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Brian E. Bennett
Brian E. Bennett graduated from Asbury College in December of 2008 with a degree in Biology and Secondary Education. After graduating, he moved to South Korea to teach chemistry and AP Chemistry at an international school in the heart of Seoul. He is now teaching biology and chemistry in Evansville, Indiana. Brian uses a Flipped Classroom with biology and chemistry students to expand their technology skills, build global connections, and provide a relevant and powerful curriculum. In addition to various webinars on the Flipped Classroom, he has presented at conferences in Korea, Malaysia, and the United States, teaching other teachers about the appropriate and powerful use of technology in their own classes. He currently blogs on Educator, Learner about science, technology, education policy, and teaching. You can catch him on Twitter @bennettscience or on Google+.
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Howard Rheingold
Howard Rheingold is a prolific writer, thinker, lecturer, gardener, and shoe painter. A few of his many books include Higher Creativity, Virtual Reality, The Virtual Community, and Smart Mobs. He was one of the early inhabitants and leaders of THE WELL, a well-known pioneering “computer conferencing” system, which led to him being credited with inventing the term "virtual community". Howard was also the first Executive Editor of HotWired magazine. He has lectured at the University of California, Berkeley, Stanford, and De Montfort University in the United Kingdom.
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Nicholas Provenzano
Nicholas Provenzano is a high school English teacher and technology curriculum specialist for Grosse Pointe Public Schools in Michigan. Nicholas also writes about education and technology on his site, TheNerdyTeacher.com. He has presented at ISTE, done consulting work for educational companies, and even interviewed Secretary of Education Arne Duncan. You can follow him on Twitter @TheNerdyTeacher.
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Shelly Sanchez Terrell
Shelly Sanchez Terrell is a teacher trainer, author, and international speaker. She co-founded and organized the acclaimed educational projects, Edchat, ELTChat, The Reform Symposium E-Conference, and the ELTON nominated Virtual Round Table language and technology conference. Her prolific presence in the educator community through social media has been recognized by several notable entities, such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Edweek. Her book, The 30 Goals Challenge for Educators will be published soon by Eye on Education. Find her on Twitter @ShellTerrell or her blog about effective technology integration, Teacher Reboot Camp.
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