Digital Storytelling In Plain English
If you’re someone who has heard the term “digital storytelling” but you’re still not sure what that really means, take a few minutes to watch
September 28, 2009
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If you’re someone who has heard the term “digital storytelling” but you’re still not sure what that really means, take a few minutes to watch
Reading Logs is a site that allows teachers and students to create reading logs, vocabulary cards, and practice spelling skills. Parents can also access Reading
I ran this post last spring at the end of the CBS television series The Amazing Race. A new season of the show began last
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I find Guy Kawasaki to be one of the most entertaining presenters in the field of social media. In this short video Guy offers some
Angela Cunningham is a great teacher in my PLN that I was fortunate enough to meet at NECC/ISTE 2009. Yesterday, Angela tweeted that this post
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Late last week I came across this great video while reading the comments on a post by Angela Maiers. The video features Alan November discussing
The amount of educational content available from the BBC is simply amazing. No matter how many times I visit the various BBC websites, it seems
Earlier this week Reuters produced a short video overview of the last sixty years in China. The two and one half minutes video takes a
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