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| Adam Bellow programming a robot at ISTE 2014. |
Good afternoon from the ISTE conference in Atlanta, Georgia. I’ve had a great couple of days connecting with educators from all over the world. The best aspect of conferences like this is getting to learn from other educators. Yesterday, I shared a cool idea that I picked up from Jen Roberts at the conference. Next week I’ll share some other ideas that I picked up here at ISTE 2014. If you would like to see what others at ISTE 2014 are sharing, check out #ISTE2014 on Twitter and or Google+.
Here are this week’s most popular posts:
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3. Why Book Trailers Are Great Alternatives to Traditional Book Reports
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5. 19 Educational Games About U.S. Civics
6. Google Announces a New Version of Google Drive
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