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Presenting the World: Using Google’s Mapping Tools for More Than Geography
If you attended one of my sessions with this title, thank you and I hope you feel the time was well spent. On this page you will find all of the references and examples I used in the presentation. In addition, I've included some additional resources you can use to continue and extend your … Read More >>>
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I Didn’t Know Google Earth/Maps Could Do That!
If you attended one of my sessions with this title, thank you and thanks also for visiting my site. On this page you’ll find all of the information and references I presented, plus more for you to … Read More >>>
It’s All You Need
If you attended one of my VSTE sessions with this title, thank you. My notes and all the references I used are on this page, along with some extras. Please be aware that this page will probably change … Read More >>>
BYOD: Resources for Making it Happen
This page includes a variety of ideas and suggestions for making a bring your own device (BYOD) program work at your school. Some of this material was assembled by a group of teachers and tech … Read More >>>
You Don’t Have Too Much Information. You’re Using the Wrong Tools
If you attended my conference session with this title, thank you and I hope you found the time you spent valuable and learned something you can use. All of the resources I discussed are listed below … Read More >>>
Getting Started With Delicious
Any browser you use will allow you to add the page you're viewing to your list of bookmarks/favorites. Unfortunately, that list is not very useful or flexible, especially when it comes to sharing … Read More >>>
Building Tours in Google Earth
While Google Earth is a wonderful reference and research tool, it also has tools that make it an excellent medium for student projects, an alternative to the same old PowerPoint or Photostory. And … Read More >>>
