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Twitter and Video Chat - Teachers Connecting Technology to Connect
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Teaching can sometimes feel like an isolated profession. Sometimes you want to talk to a teacher that teaches exactly the same content that you do or you might want to bounce an idea off a totally new set of teachers. Free and available tools like Twitter and video chat - Video Skype and Video G-Mail - are great ways to connect to fellow teachers. Teachers around the world are using these tools to create powerful personal learning networks. Regardless of where you live or where you teach, it is possible to connect with your peers around the world. The presentation on the left has been offered as a professional development session and the links below accompany this presentation. Please contact Eric Langhorst with any questions at speakingofhistory@gmail.com |
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Connecting Teachers - Helpful Links Video of Eric's Class Virtually Touring National Constitution Center Logitech Quick Cam for Notebooks
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