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Rebecca Bowling posted
Yes! http://www.epals.com is a great way for students from all areas of the world, to connect with each other! Check it out! You can join projects, share projects, set up email accounts for your students so they can send/receive emails from other students! It’s a great way for students to explore culture, language, and interesting facts about each other!
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Joy Neace posted
If anyone else is teaching a Java course, your students are eligible to sign up for the mastering the main frame competition through IBM. But they must be registered by October 1st. Students need to be at least 16 years old.
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This is a great way for students to get free stuff. Participants can win shirts, goodie bags, or even internships.
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Rebecca Bowling posted
Had a ball skyping with Garrett Burke!
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Hi Mrs. Bowling – I’m going to do a search and find out who Garrett Burke is. Sounds like someone I should be familiar with.
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Rebecca Bowling posted
Exploring Holler today!
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Amy Swiney posted
How many administrators have signed up for the 21 Day Leadership Challenge?
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Check out the new 21 day Instructional Leadership Challenge Holler…for all those who have joined the Challenge…a badge will be coming soon!
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I think I’m on the final week of the Challenge – its been a real learning experience for me and I’ve found it thought provoking and valuable.
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Students who are younger than 18 have to have a permission slip signed by a parent emailed to IBM before October 1st.