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 * T+L Conference Resources
 * [[file:T+L.pptx]] - PowerPoint I used to share info from T+L w/ the admin team
 * media type="file" key="Franz Johansen – Medici Effect.mov" width="158" height="33" - Audio of Franz Johansen's keynote
 * media type="file" key="Clayton Christensen - Disrupting Class.mov" width="160" height="37" - Audio of session with Clayton Christensen (author of __Disrupting Class__)
 * Rubrics for blogging, wikis, 21st Century skills, etc. (even a skype rubric)! http://edorigami.wikispaces.com/Rubrics+-+Bloom%27s+Digital+Taxonomy
 * A link to the 50 sites in 60 min workshop. http://www.garrisonsites.blogspot.com/
 * A link to Tech ideas in Moffat County: http://www.easttech.wikispaces.com

A new idea to try:

Make an ebook!

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You or your students can create from scratch, or (much easier) you can create pages using Word. Then save as a PDF. Upload your PDF and it automatically becomes a book. Our office copier will email documents to our computers. I have used it to scan and email student artwork and writing to my computer. Just be sure you change the name of each one as you save it to your desktop as they will all email with the same name. They come through as PDF files. Those files can be inserted directly into Word as well. You will input tags as you prepare your book so it will become searchable.

Here is an example of an ebook I created using student artwork and writing:

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Create a voicethread!= Voicethread is a free tool. It is similar to a slide show, but it is interactive in that other people can comment on the slides. Here is an example of a voicethread that my class created. Feel free to add comments to any of our slides.

We wanted to "Show Off Our School", so we chose as a class the places in our school that were important to share with others. The students took the pictures with digital cameras and scripted the pages. Lots of fun! (Totally student done - the only thing that I did was upload the pictures.) media type="custom" key="7281065"

Use Google Docs to collect and analyze data and graphs -

1. Set up a google docs account. 2. Create a new form:

 3. Create the questions and specify the type of question and choices:  4. After creating the form - Choose e-mail form to people you want to input data or embed from on a webpage (wiki) and instruct people (students, staff, parents) to answer the form.

5. Once the form has been populated with data, you can look at as a google docs spread sheet or you can choose "Show summary of responses" to look at the data graphically.