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Eat your CEREAL so you'll grow up and be CEREBRAL like your father.Burchers, Sam. (1997). Vocabulary Cartoons. Florida: New Monic Books.

Kathy Schrock’s Guide

Visual and Video Literacy:Helping Your Viewers Learn Best presented by Kathy Schrock

http://kathyschrock.net/visual/

• Kathy Schrock’s presentation in pdf format is last on list

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Teacher Center

Computer Guided Tips and Tricks

• Windows pop-up within programs• Provide for

– Updates– Formatting changes– Saving documents– Applying shortcuts– Utilizing features, such as mini-mode

Creating Shortcuts Creating Shortcuts to Playliststo Playlists

Enable mini-mode

Create a PlaylistCreate a Playlist

• Open Windows Media Player

BLOGSDEN Blog Network

Connecting teachers to their most valuable resource…

• http://denblogs.com

BLOGS3rd Annual Discovery Education streamathon Video Archives

• http://blog.discoveryeducation. com:80/3rd-annual-

streamathon

BLOGSPennsylvania

Jennifer Dorman did a live blog of the 10/22/08 EdTech Connect Webinar

• http://blog.discoveryeducation.com/pennsylvania/2008/10/22/bernie-dodge-edtechconnect/

Discovery Education Webinars

• http://community.discoveryeducation.com/webinar

Closed Captioned

Opening up the Closed Captions

1. To help hearing impaired students

2. To reach visual learners

3. To reach ELL students

4. To enrich a grammar lesson

5. To teach a vocabulary lesson

6. To work on predicting outcomes

Why might we want to use CC in the classroom?

File>Print Preview>Print What>Drop Down Arrow>Outline View

Make list of how-to

http://tinyurl.com/5ledbo

Need a recap – check out the streaming A-Z blog

(best blog in the blogosphere)Citation

Closed Captioned Videos: How To Find Them + Tips and Tricks. Geekybird Technology in the classroom…REBORN! Matt Monjan (2008) . Retrieved October 20, 2008, fromDiscovery Education Network: http://blog.discoveryeducation.com/

matt.monjan/the-bird-house-your-source-for-geekybird-stuff/

Frog on His Own Escapes to Go Fishing

Closed CaptionedFrog on His Own. Weston Woods

(2002). Retrieved October 22, 2008, fromDiscovery Education: http://streaming.discoveryeducation.com/

<SAMI><Head><title></title>

<STYLE TYPE="text/css">

</Style>

</Head>

<BODY><Sync Start=1000>WALKING

<Sync Start=11000>[ FROG CROAKS ]

<Sync Start=12000>DRINKING

Added the red text

<Sync Start=13467>

<Sync Start=20267>[ BARKS ]

<Sync Start=23267>[ GASPS ]


<Sync Start=30400>[ CROAKING ]



<Sync Start=44400>&nbsp [SKATE BOARDING];<Sync Start=47467>WAVING.

<Sync Start=47467>WAVING.

<Sync Start=48500>RUNNING

<Sync Start=50100>[ TINKLY MUSIC PLAYS ]

<Sync Start=52567>[ GIRLS LAUGH ]


<Sync Start=58867>SHARING!




<Sync Start=79400>[ TINKLY MUSIC PLAYS ]


<Sync Start=92467>[ SNIFFING ]

<Sync Start=93467>[SEARCHING]

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