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Category Archives: Twitter
Social Network Groups for Special Education Law – Update
Image via WikipediaIn addition to this incredible blog, we have also sponsored a number of special education law groups on various social networks. These groups, we hope, utilize some of the new technologies to encourage further discussion of topics t… Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, Gerl, law, LinkedIn, Ning, Plaxo, Social network, Special Education, special education law, Twitter
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Three Years Old and Never Been Dissed! Special Education Law Blog Turns 3
Image by Laughing Squid via FlickrWell this is our third birthday!Hard to believe, no? We have been talking about special education law for three years on these pages, yet we have barely scratched the surface. So buckle your seat belts and put your t… Continue reading
Posted in education, Facebook, Gerl, law, LinkedIn, RSS, Special Education, special education law, Twitter
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CADRE Report: Post Script No. 2 and Tech Update
Image via WikipediaIn one of the posts this blog recently ran on the CADRE report showing the numbers of special education law disputes (mediations, state complaints, resolution sessions, due process complaints) by state, I made a comment which I need … Continue reading
Posted in comparative law, education, Facebook, Internet forum, LinkedIn, Plaxo, resources, RSS, Social network, Special Education, special education law, Twitter
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Breaking News: Facebook Group Now has 700 Members!
Image via WikipediaThe Facebook Special Education Law group which we started in conjunction with this blog now has over 700 members. congratulations on passing another milestone group. It is a great resource and the home of many lively discussions ab… Continue reading
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#180ATUDL2010
Christine Southard was inspired by several different posts to start a new project – #180ATUDL2010. Basically it’s a twist on the 365 Project that many people have been trying. She modeled it to follow 180 days of a typical school year (yes, she’s aware she’s a little late!), and I’m hoping to keep up. I’ll be posting my own pix to my Flickr account – teachntech and tweeting them using the #180ATUDL2010 hash tag. So I hope that we can inspire some great ideas!
Patrick
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Posted in #180ATUDL2010, AT, Christine Southard, hashtag, ideas, photos, Twitter, UDL
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Tech Update:Facebook, Twitter, Mobile Website, and Street Cred
Image by cogdogblog via FlickrIn large part, this blog has dragged me (virtually kicking & screaming) into the 21st century. Before the blog, I was slightly technically challenged. I thought that Facebook was a chart with pasted on photographs us… Continue reading
Posted in education, Facebook, Gerl, law, LinkedIn, Special Education, special education law, Twitter
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#EDYELP
I’ve just started listening to Rodd Lucier, The Clever Sheep, and his Teacher 2.0 podcast and have really come to like his style, and quick ideas for utilizing web2.0 and 21st century skills in the classroom. Yesterday, I came across his idea for #EDYELP, and it was great! Basically Twitter tracks topics and they get added to a trending topics list. Right now, even though educators are using Twitter like crazy, it never makes the list. So Rodd thought it would be a good idea to get on the Trending Topics list.
Here’s the idea, with every Tweet you make today, include the hash tag #EDYELP. That way you can see who is following, what they are talking about and we can get our word out there! Check out his post on the subject – Yelp! (I love his reference to Horton!). Let’s make our voices heard today!
Patrick
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SuperTeacherTools
I heard about a fun site from Angela Maiers (@angelamaiers) on Twitter. SuperTeacherTools is a site for easy to use, flash games and utilities. It includes Flash Jeopardy, 
a seating chart generator, 
a random name generator
and several others. It’s easy to use, customize and free! I was able to set up a class list within minutes and start using the site. Have fun checking this one out!
Patrick
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Posted in easy, edit, flash games, free, online, superteachertools, Twitter, web
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Breaking News: Facebook Special ed Law Group Now has 600 members
Welcome to the blogosphere. As regular readers know, I’m still getting used to it although the uses of the internet for information sharing are almost limitless. I appreciate the need to try to utilize the new developments in technology to help peopl… Continue reading
Posted in education, Facebook, Gerl, law, Ning, Special Education, special education law, Twitter
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Tamimg Technology: Mobile Blogging & Tech Update
Jack Kerouac via last.fmThe voice recognition technology actually understood my words for the most recent post and it seems to have gotten it right. This is a huge victory for me. My Chicago + San Francisco + West Virginia accent sometimes overwhelm… Continue reading
Posted in education, Facebook, Gerl, Jack Kerouac, Plaxo, Special Education, special education law, Twitter, voice recognition, Willie Nelson
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