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Entries tagged with 'necc2008'
July 2008
Jul 02 2008 | | Digital Storytelling for All Ages Arnie Abrams tips for easy movie making in the classroom 1 comment left |
Jul 02 2008 | | Hall Davidson on Cell Phones in the Classroom Time to rethink AUPs to allow for cell phones for educational purposes 1 comment left |
Jul 01 2008 | | Digital Storytelling with Bernajean Porter Discussion session of need for teachers to share stories of how technology has changed lives of students 0 comments left |
Jul 01 2008 | | Digital Citizenship in Schools A look at issues surrounding digital citizenship 0 comments left |
Jul 01 2008 | | Collaborations Around the Planet Janine Lim's session on CAP and RAP 0 comments left |
Jul 01 2008 | | Very Cools Tips for Video Making Rushton Hurley's resources for video 0 comments left |
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