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Started by Amy Schoenrock in Technology in Education Nov 17, 2011.
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Coming soon to Atomic Learning's training library - expanded Mac OS X Lion tutorials! In this tutorial series, you’ll learn how to expertly navigate your mac, from using multi-touch gestures on your mouse or track pad, to using Mission Control, to editing images in Preview, to using the robust email program, Mail, and much more.
This blog post reflects on 2 years of experience in a 1:1 laptop initiative—what they've learned as well as 2 struggles they continue to face.
"Project-based learning, challenge problems, and creative and collaborative work are all enhanced and enabled by high quality technology integration," shares Charlie Roy, the principal of Peoria Notre Dame High School, an 800-student coeducational Diocesan Catholic school in Peoria, Illinois.
Last week, the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights issued a “Dear Colleague” letter. The letter highlighted the needs for school districts to expand the definition and services for students with disabilities.
Atomic Learning realizes the challenges facing educators in meeting the needs of all students. From accessible digital resources to professional development on using assistive technology, Atomic Learning supports educators in reaching students with special needs. Learn more at our website, or at the Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) conference. The Atomic Learning team will be answering your questions at booth 201.
“We couldn’t be happier! Login was a breeze and the assessment tool itself was very robust and user-friendly for our (variety of) users! We are confident and look forward to our next step…"
Marilyn | Tech Integration Coordinator
You won't believe your your eyes when you see the incredible technology projects that are being done with elementary students. This energetic presentation is full of ideas that will not only inspire you but also blow you away! In fact, what you see might make you want to stand up and shout, “There’s no way that 9 year-olds did that!”
CS1046 - Unbelievable Tech Projects with Elementary Students by Brad Flickinger
10:00 am - 11:00 am -- Wednesday, January 25, 2012 | Room: S230D
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