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Home About Mrs. Tumenas Class Schedule Contact Technology Standards Mrs. Tumenas Feed on Posts Comments Putting Online Safety into Context Jan 12th, 2011 by mtumenas Many middle school students enjoy online games. A currently popular game, Transformice, is an example. It?s an online Flash based game, requires a very simple signup and you?re in. It?s actually a fun game, the object being to collect the cheese and bring it back to the mouse hole the fastest. There are lots of
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Twitter tools | jobd.net
Twitter is a fantastic microblog system. In fact, it can be much more. For example I also use it for reminders and newsfeed. Some of my twitter bots are
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orkut - login
Just like real life Share with all or separated groups of friends, controlling who sees what. Connect with your best friend, your boss and your grandma with confidence. Get the conversation started Chat, comment and talk with each group of your friends for a conversation you control. Have fun! Easily share photos, videos and news. Join communities to discuss topics of your interest. orkut blog - more posts » Sign in with your Account Email: ex: pat@example.com Password: Stay
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AestheTECH - Blog
AestheTECH WelcomeAboutArtifactsTeacher ResourcesPhotographyWeb 2.0Blog Instructional Design and Technology: Visualized 12/11/2010 2 Comments Visual Definitions Who loves Photoshop? I do. Who loves Creative Commons? I do. Anyone love Wordle? I do.Who loves expressing ideas in creative ways? I DO. I love this assignment: create a VISUAL definition. My example is one I created for a graduate class in Instructional Design and Technology
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My Buddy Pete Dot Com
My Buddy Pete Dot Com These are pictures I am quite proud of. More can be seen at www.thomasjohnsonphoto.com or www.mybuddypete.com Monday, June', 2007 Deer on the Dunes This is a picture I took of a deer I saw while exploring the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore Mt. Baldy park. I had the cheap kit lens on, so the quality isn't as good as some of my other lenses. But this is a perfect example of always having your camera with you. The worst picture is one that you don't get to take. Posted
