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Audio Editing and "Podcasting" from the Chromebook

I wrote this email earlier today and I thought it might be valuable to the readers of this blog as well. Here is what I wrote about recording audio and podcasting on a Chrombook:    For easy audio recording (single track), I recommend: Vocaroo: http://vocaroo.com/ Drive Audio Record: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/drive-voice-recorder/jflhkoojpolldnonhfolihaoabcflekk For multitrack recording:  …

Great Use of the Tools: #TeacherEffectiveness on Padlet h/t @InnovativeEdu

I love this example of using a tool for a strategic teaching and learning purpose. Nice work, Lisa! Lisa Nielsen: The Innovative Educator: Showcase #TeacherEffectiveness using Padlet Last week I shared ways to showcase teacher effectiveness via digital portfolios using a wiki and eduClipper.  This week I bring you another …

What Will Arlo Know?

In this podcast I talk about the birth of my third child as well as the challenge that educating him presents. I also think through just how all of you, as teachers and learners, will help to influence his learning life. And, I think you all deeply for helping to …

One of the best, most concise, explanations of Creative Commons I have come across.

Creative Commons Licenses Explained In Plain English One of the best ways to find usable copyrighted works, especially images, is to find someone who wants to share their work under a Creative Commons license. Since 2002, Creative Commons has been giving creators a way to share their work without having …

Shocker (or not): Chemistry teacher doesn't test Periodic Table.

I found this podcast episode about a chemistry teacher who doesn’t test on the periodic table because you can google the answers to be extremely compelling.  Marc teaches chemistry. He is also extremely critical of himself and his practice. With nearly every lesson, he wonders what he could have done …