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Atomic Learning: Using Web Resources in Your Classroom

Posted by Phil Lacey on October 01, 2014

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The Tech Staff's Favorite Web 2.0 Resources for Staff and Students

The tech department was up all night like little elves preparing for the holidays and making lists of their favorite web 2.0 tools and resources. Take some time over these next few days and explore some of their suggestions. Happy Holidays! Prezi This has become a favorite of students and teachers alike. A nonlinear way of doing presentations allowing those that want to get away from the page by page turn of Powerpoint to something more dynamic without the need to create a video. (Abe) http://prezi.com/ Dropbox It has to be one of the most convenient tools since Google Drive. The ability to keep files in sync across the multiple devices has allowed to keep important documents at my fingertips all the time. The best part is there is almost no file limitation when sharing. If I had a 100mb video to share, drag and drop, and wallah, the other person has it in 10 minutes. (Abe) Evernote It is one of my favorite apps to use. Not only to does it sync to all

Extending Chrome with the Kami Extension

Kami - PDF Markup Extension Share pdf documents with students from Drive or Classroom and students can highlight using multiple colors, annotate with comments, and a variety of other useful tasks. Documents can be shared to groups or individuals reside in Google Drive for easy access. Check out the Kami extension in the Chrome Web App Store

New! Technology Department - Vision & Mission Statements

The Technology Department is proud to announce our new Vision and Mission statements: Technology Department - Vision Statement To be recognized as a strategic, highly performing and adaptable team that leverages emerging technologies to promote innovative teaching, learning and efficient business operations. Technology Department - Mission Statement District 219’s Technology department strives to promote an equitable environment that creates opportunities for all stakeholders to succeed. We will provide leadership, outstanding service, adaptable infrastructure and multi-layers of support with focus on future enhancements and innovative tools.

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