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10 tools for presenting with Twitter

Speaking about Presenting

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Twitter in EducationView more presentations from David Hopkins.

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Knowledge Exchange StrategyView more presentations from Aaron Silvers.

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Visual Attention: Keep It Simple!

I found this via Olivia Mitchell at http://www.speakingaboutpresenting.com/design/new-evidence-bullet-points/

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Top 10 Learning Tools

I just happened across Jane Hart’s Top 10 Learning Tools list and reliazed that I haven’t updated it for 2009 yet. Well better late than never right? My previous lists are at http://c4lpt.co.uk/recommended/miketaylor.html Now on to the updated list…drum roll please. 1. Google Reader – the glue that holds my learning together by allowing meContinueContinue reading “Top 10 Learning Tools”

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10 Cool Google Reader Buttons You Can Use to Post Feed Content

MakeUseOf.com via 10 Cool Google Reader Buttons You Can Use to Post Feed Content.

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Resize an embedded screencast so it fits nicely in a blog.

Delicious/doofdaddy via Resize an embedded screencast so it fits nicely in a blog..

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Using Flickr to Learn (AEP Mountaineer Plant,)

AEP Mountaineer Plant, New Haven WV, originally uploaded by rmcgervey. This is a nice example of how commenting in Flickr can be used for learning. Mouseover the various parts of this photo to learn what some of the different parts of the plant are.

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Mr IT Security…Tear down this (fire)wall.

From #lrnchat and #behindthefirewall…”Soon enough, all orgs will realize ppl have SM in their pockets & purses so they better figureitout. #lrnchat #behindthefirewall” Looking for something related to Camtasia…totally work related and got this! At what point does blocking do more harm than good?

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Poll Everywhere

This looks like a really slick way to add some real-time interactivity to a presentation or learning event. They even give you a ready to use PowerPoint slide you can download. The concept is simple. Set up your poll, then participants text a code corresponding to their answer and the results update before your veryContinueContinue reading “Poll Everywhere”