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Category Archives: ATIA
ATIA 2010 – Orlando #ATIA2010
Today, I’ll be heading to ATIA 2010! I’m very excited to be attending and would like you to have a chance to participate too. You are welcome to follow my tweets at @teachntech00. I’ll also be sharing my notes from the sessions I attend at Google Docs – ATIA 2010 Notes. Please feel free to send me question or comments!
Patrick
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ATIA – Orlando
I’m excited to announce that I will be presenting at the upcoming ATIA conference in Orlando. In Chicago I was excited to meet Chris Bugaj (@ATTipscast), Karen Janowski (@KarenJan) and several others. I hope that I have the opportunity to meet more of my PLN in Orlando, and I invite all of you to view my presentation on Saturday, Jan 30 at 11:45 in Boca II – My Crazy Idea…Web2.0 and Student Centered Learning for Students with SCD.
Patrick
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Overheard at ATIA…
Have lots of left over roll lamination… There is always lamination leftover when you use the roll laminator. While sitting in a presentation on Thematic Units made EASY by Aimee Solutions, someone suggested a great use for that leftover lamination. Get some spray adhesive (from Elmer’s), and your extra laminate. Then spray (preferrably in a box), slap on a picture, and you have cheap, quick one-sided lamination! Love quick easy tips like this.
Patrick
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