5 Steps to becoming a Blogging Teacher #YouTube
Do you want to start blogging? Here’s what I would do if I was just starting out.
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Clipboard history is great, and on Chromebooks it’s getting even better
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Using styles in Google Docs
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Blogging and Twitter – Top 3 for the week
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Quick notes with email and a ‘Done’ filter
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Create Conference presentations #createcon14
Here are my presentations for the Create Conference: Teach Like a Hacker Your Inbox is not an Organizational Tool