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Video Apps That Put You In The Director’s Chair
This video was created by Tim Bray. Please contact him if you would like a similar video. What’s better than professional development? Professional development with your favorite adult beverage! Join me and others Tuesday night at Taps Beer Bar in Kuala Lumpur to talk about Amplifying Student Voice. This inaugural version of #PubPDasia will be taking place in pubs in nine different cities across Asia. Educational alchologists in Seoul, Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Taipei, and Ho Chi Min City will all be taking part. It’s like a twitter chat, but face to face and with tasty adult beverages! Spread the word!
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Steps: Start by cutting all of your PVC. You will need the following lengths:
Assemble upper rectangle (without glue) using 4 elbows, 2 78 cm, 2 Ts, & 4 4 cm pieces.
Assembled
Assemble both legs (without glue)
Assembled
Your finished stand should look something like the one below. I recommend not glueing it together until you have tested out the height. After using the stand a few times you might want to glue the upper rectangle and the base part of the legs. If this is all you glue together you can interchange different sized legs, depending on the height needed for the project you are doing.
Below are students making storytelling movies, Common Craft style.
I feel very fortunate to have the opportunity to present with Julie Olson & Azra Pathan, our ISKL elementary school principal and vice principal. All links are accessible from within the presentation.  Image Credit: https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8425/7717136134_e7fbc977e4.jpg
Copy the Planning Document Links from Presentation (in order presented):Lessons Learned – Kim Cofino How to Create Brand Names That Stick 7 Tips to Create a Memorable Slogan
See how easy it is to create diagrams, icons, and works of art using Google Drawings. This presentation is based on a presentation I created for The Den.
I’m currently teaching “Tech Zone” in the summer program, and it gives me the opportunity to experiment with different tech tools. One of my favorites, that the children love is the Green Screen app by DoInk. It is $2.99 and worth every penny. Below are the short movies first graders made this week. It is really simple to use and you can create some great movies.
The map making instructions include a link to the regions of Malaysia handout and rubric. Karen’s class did a wonderful job on their maps, and she has collected them on the Padlet below.
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