I would love to know what your three words are.  Today, my three words are "I'm a grandmother!"
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Congratulations!!

My three words:

Need to plan!!

Leaving for Florida
or
t-ball is adorable
or
love new technologies

I have to respond to this! I love your three words... What visuals would you put with them?

Just Do It!
  - Examples of teachers using technology

Education is Opportunity
  - Show pics/vid of TECHS career day

Share Your Voice
  - Wordpress/blogging/websites

21st Century Skills
  - Examples of youtube, social networking, media literacy, creativity

Make Your Mark
  - Start with pic/vid from The Dot and show teachers teaching smiling kids

Be Creative Today
  - Use Animation-ish with a tablet

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We're going High-Tech at 2009 Summer Camps - Come and connect with us at ESU 10!  Join us for these two-day workshops as we create a project around one of the standards using the latest tech tools to integrate into your classroom.

Register Now!  For registration and more information, visit https://odie.esu10.org/

Science 2.0  - May 27 & 28
Elementary 2.0 - June 9 & 10
Language Arts 2.0 - June 16 & 17
Social Studies 2.0 - July 21 & 22
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This would be a great adventure for families as well as classrooms!  Check out http://www.negpp.org/!  there is a challenge there to visit all of the 15 listed Nebraska state parks!  If you want to participate, you must register there on the web site. 

This might be a great summer project to continue to engage students in Nebraska Geography! Have your own Great Park Pursuit!  Challenge your next group of students (any age would love this) to get to as many of Nebraska's parks this summer as they can.  Once they get there, have them take a picture of the park sign and two more pictures from inside the park.  They must then email those pictures to you, the teacher.  You can create a map in Google Earth and mark their travels using the pictures they took!  This would also make a great competition between class sections or maybe between conference schools!  (They could even use their cell phones and send those pictures if your cell plan will handle that!)

Most importantly, encourage your students to get out and enjoy Nebraska's state parks!

http://www.negpp.org/

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OK folks, let me know what you think.  Rather than the plain old paper and pen, chapter-by-chapter study guides for a novel, what would be the best resource to start doing this online? Blog? Wiki? Social network site?  Specific web site suggestions welcome.  Thanks!
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Guys!  How do we allow multiple students to log in on Animoto?  I tried just logging them in under my username/password, but of course that doesn't work because their videos overlap as they're creating them.  For this program, would it be okay if they log in with their own names and e-mail address?  Dee

I don't see why not.  Is there a risk of them running into inappropriate content? Always a sticky spot, but a teaching moment I guess.  I say go for it.

Cool you are using it already, Dee!  I'm with Rod, I don't see why they couldn't use their own, unless your specific school would have a policy about it. 

Rod, I think the idea Sharon (I think) had about setting up the "basics" on her wiki spaces page and having the kids fill in the details sounded great!

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This morning we shared many tech tools, web sites, lesson plans.  Please share yours here so that our group has a link to your favorites!  You can share by clicking on the "comment" button below!
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iPod Touch

hotpot.uvic.ca

This is a free download for test building, multiple choice, crosswords etc.  End product is a web document for student use.

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Upcoming Workshops
See ODIE for complete descriptions and registrations!
https://odie.esu10.org

New & Noteworthy:
•    White Board Shoot Out – Wednesday February 4, 2009
•    Basic Clicker Training – Thursday February 26, 2009
•    Advanced Clicker Training – Friday February 27, 2009
•    LAN Managers Meeting – Tuesday April 7, 2009
•    Library/Media Specialists Meeting – Tuesday February 17, 2009

After School Webinars (online):
•    Google Docs – Tuesday March 3, 2009 @ 3:45-4:45 PM
•    Google Spreadsheets – Tuesday March 17, 2009 @ 3:45-4:45 PM
•    Google Presentations – Tuesday March 31, 2009 @ 3:45-4:45 PM
•    Google Maps – Tuesday April 14, 2009 @ 3:45-4:45 PM

Spring 2.0 Workshops:
•    Social Studies 2.0 – Tuesday February 10, 2009
•    Technology Integration Specialists – Thursday February 12, 2009
•    Elementary 2.0 – Wednesday February 18, 2009
•    Science 2.0 – Wednesday February 25, 2009
•    Language Arts 2.0 – Wednesday March 18, 2009

Summer Camp 2.0:
•    Science Camp 2.0 – May 27 & 28, 2009
•    Elementary Camp 2.0 – June 9 & 10, 2009
•    Language Arts Camp 2.0 – June 16 & 17, 2009
•    Social Studies Camp 2.0 – July 21 & 22, 2009
•    Technology Integration Specialists Camp – July 16, 17, 27 & 28, 2009
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This looks like a great project and would be fun to do with your
students.  The idea is to take a photo each day!  You could gear this
toward a certain type of curriculum or theme if you wanted!  The kids
would get into the routine of this and you would be pulling out that
camera more often!  For more on this project go to:

http://photojojo.com/content/tutorials/project-365-take-a-photo-a-day/

Also see The 10 Most Stunning Photo Blogs - http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/the-10-most-stunning-photo-blogs/
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Fablevision's Stationery Studio is an extremely popular writing, handwriting, and word-processing program geared for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. It’s also popular among middle school students and grown ups too, using the program for letters, signs, cards, and writing projects.

Some schools may opt to mark up the price to help with PTO fundraising, or to subsidize the program for low-income families (i.e. free and reduced lunch program students) while others are free to resell at the same low price. Most schools participating in this or similar programs utilize a revolving account of some type in keeping with the financial requirements of the school district.


Are you interested? Please let us know at your earliest convenience!

How it Works:

  • If you’re interested in participating in Class2Home, please contact Carol Donahue, Director of Learning Solutions by email (carol@fablevision.com) or call 781.742.0306.
  • We will ship out in increments of 10, and require payment (purchase order or credit card) prior to shipping. The school is responsible for shipping charges.
  • The standard retail price of Stationery Studio (single license) is $69.95. The Class2Home version will be available for $10 each (set of 10 for $100.) plus shipping and includes the CD-ROM only. No book or box is included.
  • When promoting this program to your school community, it’s imperative that students and families understand the Stationery Studio Class2Home version is absolutely for home use only.
  • Schools are required to provide the name and address (and email if available) of each student family that purchases Stationery Studio for future software upgrades and upcoming downloadable templates. We also need to know if the student has access to a PC or MAC at home.
  • Please Note: This offer can be withdrawn or changed at FableVision’s discretion. 

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Just saw this site and I thought many of you might enjoy this.  GrammarMan Comics!  http://grammarmancomic.com
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I can use this.  Cool site, thank you.

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Google is hosting photos from LIFE!  Search millions of photos from LIFE's archives from as early as the 1750s.  Go to http://images.google.com/hosted/life or add "source:life" to any image search on Google.

Let us know what you think!
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