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Aug 11, 2014

SAP ABAP OVERVIEW: ABAP stands for advanced business application programming language. It is an interpreted programming language that runs in the SAP ABAP run time environment. ABAP is the main language used for building solid state business application solutions in the SAP run time environment. It has evolved over the years to include object orien...See More

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21 Things for the 21st Century Educator

by wig

Jun 25, 2011

I am currently working through "21 Things for the 21st Century Educator" through our ISD. I know that it barely touches on all the wonderful things available to us but it has been very helpful to me.

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Bulldog Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay! All better now! Thank you!

Bulldog!

Jun 26, 2011

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Tom Forsmo Love your website, and Im really going to explore it. I will suggest a posting in your collaboration part. Try gostudyit.com which is a free coolaborative social learning network where teachers can distribute all their lectures and hand out assignmets to students, its easy to use and you as a teacher or student can embed or attach almost any websit...See More

Jun 19, 2014

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The Use Of The Social Network

by Anthony Cavalluzzo

Sep 5, 2011

In today's world of technology, the value of social networking has nearly turned into a necessity. People have falling in love with the ideas of "facebook," and "twitter." Furthermore, has the uprising of social networking forced teachers to incorporate it into their teaching lessings, homework assignments, etc? Also, do you believe social networki...See More

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Tom Forsmo Social networking can be a powerful learning tool, but don't use facebook as your prefered tool, its too noice with postings that have nothing to do with your teaching. Facebook and Twitter isn't designed especially for education. Insted Try this free social learning network with your students.

Jun 19, 2014

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Flipped Classroom Challenges

by Teachers.Net Gazette

Nov 28, 2012

A teacher posted about challenges associated with implementing the flipped classroom model:

The flipped classroom is an interesting concept, we are attempting it on a small scale at our school.

Some issues we are running into... [click below to read the rest]

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Tom Forsmo Flipped classroom can be fun and enhance the learning process.

There are two main issues you have to think about before you start. What do we flip, and how do we do it. If you start to create video lectures on every single topic in the curriculum you have a hell of a job. I think variaton is the key, create some videolessons, and rememembe...See More

Jun 19, 2014

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Welcome to the Teaching With The Web Chatboard!

by Bob Reap (Teachers.Net)

Jun 24, 2011

Welcome to the Teaching With The Web Chatboard. This chatboard is for teachers to discuss teaching with the World Wide Web.

Bookmark this resource and contribute often!

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marsha On 6/25/11, DeAnn wrote: > On 6/25/11, Marsha Ganz wrote: > " I learned just the other day that search engines >> like Google use our previous searches to learn information >> about us. They use this information to personalize our >> searches. For example, all of us could Google "Bill Clinton" >> and not get the same G...See More

Jun 25, 2011

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Jun 25, 2011

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How will you use the web

by in summer school?

Jun 25, 2011

I've discovered ixl.com for math - even though there's a subscription, it looks like you can use 20 practice problems in many (many!) different strands/grade levels for free.

There are also read-aloud websites; beginning reader websites for practice like starfall.com; freerice.com for vocab practice...

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suzie Lonpo On 6/25/11, in summer school? wrote: > I've discovered ixl.com for math - even though there's a > subscription, it looks like you can use 20 practice > problems in many (many!) different strands/grade levels for > free.

Also found a good site recently, [link removed].

Aug 18, 2011

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Cathy Thanks! That's a pretty good one!

On 8/18/11, suzie Lonpo wrote: > On 6/25/11, in summer school? wrote: >> I've discovered ixl.com for math - even though there's a >> subscription, it looks like you can use 20 practice >> problems in many (many!) different strands/grade levels for >> free. > > Also found a ...See More

Aug 18, 2011

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Teaching with the Web

by Rin

Jun 25, 2011

I can remember teaching a technology class to educators about web resources just 5 years ago. Now it seems our textbooks can be accessed online. We can look up almost everything on the web from lessons, answers to questions or learning games. Students still need to be taught how to search properly.

I have my students do research projects ...See More

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How do you use Twitter for teaching?

by Jace's Mom

Jun 25, 2011

I'm not sure I see the value in Twitter for teaching. ?

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wig I use it to SUPPORT my teaching. It is my PLN (Personal Learning Network). It's available 24/7, I can connect with knowledgable, progressive 21st Century educators frrom around the world. I have done collaborative projects with classes and educators in Asia and Europe and Africa, There is so much on the web that it is difficult to keep up with it, ...See More

Jun 25, 2011

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Bulldog I don't use twitter at all. Just watch the news and you can see why. I don't want to be called the next Andrew Weiner from NY. I know it could be valuable for students, but I just don't want to put myself out there like that. I'm just too afraid of what can be done or allegedly done. That's also why I don't do Facebook or any of the social networki...See More

Jun 25, 2011

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Turn Bell/Morning Work into Web Work!

by Catherine Douthard

Jun 25, 2011

In my 5th grade classroom, I try to save paper and use the Internet to keep students learning when they arrive in the morning. Instead of giving worksheets for Bell/Morning Work, the students have Weekly Workstations to complete by Friday. These consist of "News of the Week", "Word of the Week", "Math Problem of the Week", etc. To make it easier to...See More

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wig LOVE your site and ideas. thanks for posting them.

On 6/25/11, Catherine Douthard wrote: > Here are the links to the graphic organizer I created called > Weekly Workstations Checklist. The first link is to a Word.doc and > the second link is to the PDF. Please feel free to change to fit > your needs: > > [link removed].

Jun 25, 2011

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K. Fair On 6/25/11, Aunty M with a corrected link wrote: > Google is so very helpful...

Great site! Thanks

Jun 25, 2011

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Great ideas!

by Jamie

Jun 25, 2011

My district in NC earned grant money that has provided a MAC for every student in grades 6-12 so these ideas are great! I'm always looking for new ways to use the Web in the classroom.

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