I am so excited to be spending the day at the 3rd annual Ohio Goes Google Conference! If you have never been to a Google Summit I highly recommend it! I am lucky enough to have an opportunity to present. :-) Embedded below is my presentation for you to follow along! Be sure to follow the site via Google Friend Connect to stay up to date on all future Googley stuff! I'm so excited to have you here with me today!
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Several phenomenal teachers, Technology Tailgate Coaches and bloggers are joining forces for an amazing classroom technology blog hop! As you hop from blog to blog, you will visit some of your favorite blogs and discover a few new blogs too! Each with a fabulous freebie just for you!
Thank you for hopping over!
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I have spent hours upon hours upon hours (seriously!) scouring the web for the best web 2.0 tools around. I have compiled this information to create a guide of the best websites and web 2.0 tools around. I created this guide as a reference for myself to be able to find the best tools (and be able to remember the name) when I need it. For each tool or site I have the name, website, description, reasons why I love the tool and the category that it falls into. This has helped me tons of times! When I'm looking for a resource I can just quickly scan the categories and find just the one I'm looking for in seconds. I've been working on this list for well over a year but this is the first time that I have shared it on here. :-) I hope that it is beneficial to you! If you know any other tools that I have missed- please let me know in the comments below!
Have you been to MrsFullenkamp.com? I have many of these links and tools as well as games divided by holiday and subject in a student friendly manner. :-) Check it out!
If you are new to the blog- here are some past technology related freebies. :-)
SMART Notebook Word Families Pocket Chart
Thank you so much for stopping by and visiting! If you are new to my blog and liked what you see, don't forget to follow me- Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, via RSS feed, Google Plus! If you would like to receive monthly tech tips, exclusive freebies and more sent directly to your inbox. Subscribe to our newsletter. The next stop on the path is Amanda and Aylin from Learning to the Core
In case you didn't start from the beginning, here is an ordered list of all participating blogs!
It is official, I am obsessed with Google Plus Hangouts. Seriously Amazing! Here is a quick picture of my latest hangout with my pal Sully.
Now, within the hangout there is a toolkit where you can add all sorts of effects to your image- hence the glasses and hats. I must admit, I am LOVING the glasses- I went shopping today and looked for a pair- didn't find one that quite pulled off the level of nerdiness that I'm looking for but I'm on the hunt!
I am ridiculously amazed with this- at first I was like oh, look, Skype, wait Facetime--- been there! But it is so much more. You can hangout with 9 different people at the same time- did you catch that? NINE. How cool is that?!?! This is the ultimate collaboration tool. You can watch a YouTube video together, pause it, and chat about it. Collaborate together on a Google Doc or other file. Holy Smokes! And get this- you can have your session recorded and sent straight to YouTube where people who are not in the hangout can watch LIVE. Did I mention the best part???? It is FREE!!! Doesn't cost a dime!
Hangouts are way amazing, the cool thing to do really. Everyone's doing it really. So I have to ask--- wanna hangout? :-D Seriously, I'd LOVE to! Let me know if you would like to in the comments below!
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Hello! I've had a few people ask this week on how to post and share documents without going through Teachers Pay Teachers or Teacher's Notebook. This is particularly useful for freebies because it doesn't require your guests to create an account. I use Google Drive but I'm sure that isn't to surprising considering I'm a huge Google Geek! :-D
I forgot to mention in the video that the you can upload almost any type of document, pictures, spreadsheet, movie, or sound clip. Pretty amazing if you ask me! Do you have any other Google related tutorials that you would like to see? Let me know in the comments below!
In other news- I was so excited to see that my technology papers freebie from a few weeks ago was featured on Teaching Blog Addict! TBA has grown to be one of my favorite blogs! You can snag the techy papers here. :-)
I'm a guest blogger today at All Things Upper Elementary today! Yay! I'm blogging about the amazing app Book Creator the post has a very exciting freebie that you won't want to miss! Check it out here!
I didn't get a chance to blog about this yet, but last week I was a guest on HoJo's Teaching Adventures! I shared one of my favorite Common Core Aligned Websites that has videos arranged by standards and is completely free! Check it out here!
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