I’m not sure why I hadn’t seen this before, but I think this is a great hashtag and chat that seem to be providing a lot of great resources for folks around the world. I really like their wiki as well.
The #educoach Chat is held each Wednesday evening at 9:00 – 10:00 PM CST. Please use the #educoach hashtag whenever you have something to share with the group.
I found the argument here about going deeper with adult conversations to be really compelling. I wonder what you folks would say?
http://dennissparks.wordpress.com/2014/02/12/how-to-deepen-professional-conversations/#null//cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js
I found the argument here about going deeper with adult conversations to be really compelling. I wonder what you folks would say?
I really like how useful this quick reference is for chromebooks. Could be good to use in schools.
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New to Chrome OS? Here’s a quick walkthrough of the Chrome OS desktop.
If you’ve recently unboxed a shiny new Chromebook, here’s a quick tour of the desktop and a few handy shortcuts to get you started.
#ChromeOS
I really like how useful this quick reference is for chromebooks. Could be good to use in schools.
Originally shared by OMG! Chrome!
New to Chrome OS? Here’s a quick walkthrough of the Chrome OS desktop.
If you’ve recently unboxed a shiny new Chromebook, here’s a quick tour of the desktop and a few handy shortcuts to get you started.
#ChromeOS
I really like how useful this quick reference is for chromebooks. Could be good to use in schools.
Originally shared by OMG! Chrome!
New to Chrome OS? Here’s a quick walkthrough of the Chrome OS desktop.
If you’ve recently unboxed a shiny new Chromebook, here’s a quick tour of the desktop and a few handy shortcuts to get you started.
#ChromeOS
This is a fantastic demonstration of every day use of Google Docs. Such a great way for science teachers expecially to get started right away.
Peter Douglas, I wonder if this example would work well on the google apps training site?
This is a fantastic demonstration of every day use of Google Docs. Such a great way for science teachers expecially to get started right away.
Peter Douglas, I wonder if this example would work well on the google apps training site?
http://blog.benwildeboer.com/2014/gdrive-lab-report-workflow///cdn.embedly.com/widgets/platform.js
Although I like the simplicity that gClassFfolders represents, this workflow for iPad and Google Docs is really quite elegant.
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