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This document provides an overview of professional development resources and strategies for integrating technology in the classroom. It discusses: 1) The School at Columbia University which uses 1:1 devices and has designated technology integrators to support a diverse and progressive curriculum. 2) Recommendations for online professional learning including following educators on Twitter, participating in Twitter chats, using educational hashtags, and joining Google+ communities. 3) Examples of hands-on classroom projects integrating technology like using MakeyMakey for a 5th grade Olympics, stop motion art projects, and hand-sewn dolls in 2nd grade.
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