This presentation was given to the Knoxville Chamber of commerce on 1/8/2013 to show local business owners how to harness the amazing power of Google Hangouts
This document promotes using Google Hangouts for collaborative learning activities. It lists several ways students can work together such as video chatting, screen sharing, adding apps, brainstorming, designing presentations, and creating music or podcasts. Students need to be at least 13 to create individual accounts, while recordings from Hangouts on Air will be saved to a class YouTube channel if using a shared Google account. The document encourages teachers and students to collaborate online using these Google tools.
Google Plus is a social network that allows users to organize contacts into circles and share posts selectively. It features video calls with up to 9 people, automatic photo uploads, shared interests through Sparks, group messaging with Huddle, and a stream of friends' posts. Users can play online games with friends and create a Google Plus profile by signing up with Google to access the social network and invite others.
This document discusses global digital storytelling projects for students and provides resources for teaching students how to create digital stories. It encourages using digital storytelling as a way for students to share their voice and culture. It provides tips for brainstorming story elements, storyboarding, developing characters, and recommended digital tools and apps for creating and sharing stories. Assessment rubrics and opportunities for students to share stories globally are also mentioned.
A presentation done at IWBNET interactive Learngin Conference. Looks at Web2.0 as well as current trends in learning - back channeling, Quest Atlantis and more
The Future of the Internet, Commerce and Communications - Gerd Leonhard Incisive_Events
Gerd Leonhard is a futurist, author, and CEO of The Futures Agency. He discusses several topics related to big data, mobile technology, social media, and the future of the internet. Some key points include:
- The next 3 years will see a re-imagination of everything through the convergence of social, local, and mobile (SoLoMo).
- Big data presents both opportunities and risks that require careful management to avoid potential harms.
- Technologies like Google Glass and developments in human-data interfaces will further blur distinctions between humans and technology.
- Decentralized networks and new forms of data ecosystems may emerge to replace existing centralized models.
This document provides an A-Z list of technologies and trends that teachers should know about in 2014. It includes short descriptions and links for tools like avatar makers, augmented reality apps, bookmarking and curation tools, cloud computing, ebooks, gamification, interactive fiction, mobile devices, maker spaces, memes, mystery video chats, Minecraft, pen applications, presentation tools, QR codes, remixing, screencasting, speech and voice recognition, Twitter chats, url shorteners, video creation, and zombie-themed educational games. The introduction quotes Bill Gates saying that while technology is just a tool, the teacher is the most important factor in motivating and engaging students.
My books- Learning to Go https://gumroad.com/l/learn2go & The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers http://amazon.com/The-Goals-Challenge-Teachers-Transform/dp/0415735343
Resources at http://Pearltrees.com/shellyterrell/integrating-web-2/id8081935
Education is not sufficiently aware of the potentials for using social media in the classroom, according to a study of the dutch Academy of Media and Society. Smart use of social media in the classroom motivates students, enhance their learning and improves classroom efficiency, according to Kennisnet.
How can you use the benefits of social media in your classroom?
In this workshop you will experience five social media easter eggs which allows you to instantly improve you teaching power.
This document promotes using Google Hangouts for collaborative learning activities. It lists several ways students can work together such as video chatting, screen sharing, adding apps, brainstorming, designing presentations, and creating music or podcasts. Students need to be at least 13 to create individual accounts, while recordings from Hangouts on Air will be saved to a class YouTube channel if using a shared Google account. The document encourages teachers and students to collaborate online using these Google tools.
Google Plus is a social network that allows users to organize contacts into circles and share posts selectively. It features video calls with up to 9 people, automatic photo uploads, shared interests through Sparks, group messaging with Huddle, and a stream of friends' posts. Users can play online games with friends and create a Google Plus profile by signing up with Google to access the social network and invite others.
This document discusses global digital storytelling projects for students and provides resources for teaching students how to create digital stories. It encourages using digital storytelling as a way for students to share their voice and culture. It provides tips for brainstorming story elements, storyboarding, developing characters, and recommended digital tools and apps for creating and sharing stories. Assessment rubrics and opportunities for students to share stories globally are also mentioned.
A presentation done at IWBNET interactive Learngin Conference. Looks at Web2.0 as well as current trends in learning - back channeling, Quest Atlantis and more
The Future of the Internet, Commerce and Communications - Gerd Leonhard Incisive_Events
Gerd Leonhard is a futurist, author, and CEO of The Futures Agency. He discusses several topics related to big data, mobile technology, social media, and the future of the internet. Some key points include:
- The next 3 years will see a re-imagination of everything through the convergence of social, local, and mobile (SoLoMo).
- Big data presents both opportunities and risks that require careful management to avoid potential harms.
- Technologies like Google Glass and developments in human-data interfaces will further blur distinctions between humans and technology.
- Decentralized networks and new forms of data ecosystems may emerge to replace existing centralized models.
This document provides an A-Z list of technologies and trends that teachers should know about in 2014. It includes short descriptions and links for tools like avatar makers, augmented reality apps, bookmarking and curation tools, cloud computing, ebooks, gamification, interactive fiction, mobile devices, maker spaces, memes, mystery video chats, Minecraft, pen applications, presentation tools, QR codes, remixing, screencasting, speech and voice recognition, Twitter chats, url shorteners, video creation, and zombie-themed educational games. The introduction quotes Bill Gates saying that while technology is just a tool, the teacher is the most important factor in motivating and engaging students.
My books- Learning to Go https://gumroad.com/l/learn2go & The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers http://amazon.com/The-Goals-Challenge-Teachers-Transform/dp/0415735343
Resources at http://Pearltrees.com/shellyterrell/integrating-web-2/id8081935
Education is not sufficiently aware of the potentials for using social media in the classroom, according to a study of the dutch Academy of Media and Society. Smart use of social media in the classroom motivates students, enhance their learning and improves classroom efficiency, according to Kennisnet.
How can you use the benefits of social media in your classroom?
In this workshop you will experience five social media easter eggs which allows you to instantly improve you teaching power.
Google SuperPowers for Super Educators with Awesome Apps & Extensions!Martin Cisneros
Are your using your web browser to help your web curation, creation and search super powers? The Google Chrome Browser is fast and powerful! Are you making the most of it? There are hundreds of extensions and apps that can make you a more productive user. In this session, participants will experience hands-on learning of the best Chrome has to offer. Participants will learn how to better manage Multiple accounts, time-saving extensions, why Chrome apps matter, and some fun extras along the way:-)
This document provides an overview of ways to use Google Earth in the classroom across different subject areas including social studies, language arts, math, and geography. It discusses examples of historical tours, placemarks from novels, measuring distance, latitude and longitude, and more. It also provides resources for creating tours in Google Earth, integrating multimedia like videos and images, and finding lesson ideas and tutorials.
Google Hangouts allows users to video chat, share screens and files, and save chat sessions. It integrates with Google+ and YouTube accounts. To use Hangouts, users must have a Google+ account and install a plugin. Hangouts allows video chatting with up to 10 people simultaneously and integrating with other Google services for communication and collaboration.
My books- Learning to Go https://gumroad.com/l/learn2go & The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers http://amazon.com/The-Goals-Challenge-Teachers-Transform/dp/0415735343
Resources at http://ShellyTerrell.com/VLE
1) The document provides ideas for effective technology integration in education, including making learning mobile, encouraging collaborative problem solving and group work, facilitating virtual learning opportunities, and creating digital friendly materials.
2) It emphasizes using technology to empower student creativity, productivity, and learning through means like mobile learning, social media sharing, video production, concept mapping, digital storytelling, and more.
3) The overall message is that educational technology allows students and teachers to realize their full potential by making learning match modern lifestyles and giving opportunities to learn in new and engaging ways.
7 Habits of Highly Ineffective DevelopersKitson Kelly
I spoke at FullStack 2016 about traits that can make developers ineffective and how to guard against these challenges. Also, attempted to describe ways of understanding the human psyche.
using social software to encourage sustainable behaviourtomtaylor
The document discusses using social software to encourage sustainable behavior. It notes that most people believe climate change is influenced by human activity but cannot identify actions beyond recycling. The document promotes a website that takes a positive, easy, and creative approach to encouraging sustainability through group engagement on social networks like Facebook, blogs, Flickr, and Twitter. It suggests social tools could help measure, visualize, and expose sustainability efforts.
My books- Learning to Go https://gumroad.com/l/learn2go & The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers http://amazon.com/The-Goals-Challenge-Teachers-Transform/dp/0415735343
Resources at http://www.pearltrees.com/shellyterrell/minecraft-edu/id12593241
Instant messaging, teleconferencing, and other internet-based communication tools have made communicating easier and more efficient. While each tool has benefits and drawbacks, Google Hangouts provides a comprehensive solution that allows people to chat, collaborate, share, and do business from anywhere in the world. Google Hangouts can be used for various profitable purposes like promotions and lead generation as it allows real-time engagement with a live audience as well as recordings that can reach thousands of additional viewers on YouTube. It is an affordable alternative to other communication tools that can help businesses and individuals network, provide training, and market their services online.
This document promotes the creation of Haiku Deck presentations on SlideShare and features photos from various photographers. It includes 9 stock photos with captions and ends by encouraging the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation.
The document describes the author's journey with technology. It began with learning about various tools like blogs, apps, and social media. The author engaged in informative discussions with guest speakers. By the end, the author had become confident using technologies like blogging and social media. The journey helped the author grow and set goals for sharing resources online in the future.
My books- Learning to Go https://gumroad.com/l/learn2go & The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers http://amazon.com/The-Goals-Challenge-Teachers-Transform/dp/0415735343
Resources at http://shellyterrell.com/CLIL
Google+ is a social network from Google that allows users to share messages or links with circles of contacts, similar to groups on Facebook. It offers features like video chatting, sharing documents and broadcasting live videos. Businesses can create Google+ pages for a public presence on Google. The service was initially opened to a small group in 2011 before being made publicly available in 2012. Java and JavaScript are programming languages used in Google+.
This presentation accompanies a webinar produced by Dave Courvoisier as the 3rd part in a series of webinars hosted by VoiceOverXtra.com. The Series was designed to help voice actors in their quest to better use social media in their freelance business marketing and job search. Part one on FaceBook was presented by Terry Daniel. Part two was presented by Trish Basanyi on Twitter. Dave did part 3 on "everything else"...which he limited to LinkedIn, YouTube, Google+, Skype, Blogging, and a few other mentions.
Google has launched a new social feature called +1 that allows users to recommend web pages and search results to their social circles. With +1, users can click a +1 button to recommend content, and those recommendations will be shown to others in their social network on Google. While it's still early, +1 recommendations may also start to influence search rankings. Site owners are encouraged to get their users to +1 their pages to potentially see benefits in search visibility. However, the full impact of +1 on websites and search is still unknown as the feature continues to roll out.
Personal learning networks (PLNs) can be enhanced through Google+ by connecting with people in relevant circles, curating content to share only with appropriate audiences, and using features like Hangouts, profiles and pages to collaborate and learn. As more apps integrate with the Google+ API, it will further transform the web by facilitating new forms of broadcasting, collaboration and connection within PLNs.
Google+ is being used 2.3 billion times per day and Google Chrome is the fastest growing browser. The presentation covered Circles, Sparks, Streams, Hangouts, and other Google+ features. While advertising on Google+ is speculative, applications and extensions are in development and games are available. Google wants businesses and individuals to have a good experience on Google+ but applications are not currently accepted.
There's lots of talk about Google Plus. From the fastest growing social network to the least used, everyone has an opinion about its merits and benefits.
The one things that everybody agrees on though is that it has immense influence when it comes to search results - and happens to integrate a pretty neat social network to boot.
We've tried to put together a guide as to exactly what the benefits are and whether or not you should be looking to launch your Google Plus presence.
Let us know what you think below - have you found any other benefits to it?
Google+ is Google's social networking platform, launched in 2011. It allows users to share status updates, links, photos and videos with circles of contacts. Key features include Circles for organizing contacts, Hangouts for video chatting, and +1 button for sharing links. However, Google+ faces disadvantages like privacy concerns due to Google's policies, competition from Twitter and Facebook, and perception of Google as only a search engine.
The document provides an overview of Google's products and services. It discusses how Google Search works through indexing the internet and using PageRank, and how services like Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Docs operate through Google's cloud computing infrastructure and ability to synchronize data. The document also mentions some privacy issues Google has faced and introduces other products and services like Google Buzz, Google Wave, Blogger, and iGoogle.
Google SuperPowers for Super Educators with Awesome Apps & Extensions!Martin Cisneros
Are your using your web browser to help your web curation, creation and search super powers? The Google Chrome Browser is fast and powerful! Are you making the most of it? There are hundreds of extensions and apps that can make you a more productive user. In this session, participants will experience hands-on learning of the best Chrome has to offer. Participants will learn how to better manage Multiple accounts, time-saving extensions, why Chrome apps matter, and some fun extras along the way:-)
This document provides an overview of ways to use Google Earth in the classroom across different subject areas including social studies, language arts, math, and geography. It discusses examples of historical tours, placemarks from novels, measuring distance, latitude and longitude, and more. It also provides resources for creating tours in Google Earth, integrating multimedia like videos and images, and finding lesson ideas and tutorials.
Google Hangouts allows users to video chat, share screens and files, and save chat sessions. It integrates with Google+ and YouTube accounts. To use Hangouts, users must have a Google+ account and install a plugin. Hangouts allows video chatting with up to 10 people simultaneously and integrating with other Google services for communication and collaboration.
My books- Learning to Go https://gumroad.com/l/learn2go & The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers http://amazon.com/The-Goals-Challenge-Teachers-Transform/dp/0415735343
Resources at http://ShellyTerrell.com/VLE
1) The document provides ideas for effective technology integration in education, including making learning mobile, encouraging collaborative problem solving and group work, facilitating virtual learning opportunities, and creating digital friendly materials.
2) It emphasizes using technology to empower student creativity, productivity, and learning through means like mobile learning, social media sharing, video production, concept mapping, digital storytelling, and more.
3) The overall message is that educational technology allows students and teachers to realize their full potential by making learning match modern lifestyles and giving opportunities to learn in new and engaging ways.
7 Habits of Highly Ineffective DevelopersKitson Kelly
I spoke at FullStack 2016 about traits that can make developers ineffective and how to guard against these challenges. Also, attempted to describe ways of understanding the human psyche.
using social software to encourage sustainable behaviourtomtaylor
The document discusses using social software to encourage sustainable behavior. It notes that most people believe climate change is influenced by human activity but cannot identify actions beyond recycling. The document promotes a website that takes a positive, easy, and creative approach to encouraging sustainability through group engagement on social networks like Facebook, blogs, Flickr, and Twitter. It suggests social tools could help measure, visualize, and expose sustainability efforts.
My books- Learning to Go https://gumroad.com/l/learn2go & The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers http://amazon.com/The-Goals-Challenge-Teachers-Transform/dp/0415735343
Resources at http://www.pearltrees.com/shellyterrell/minecraft-edu/id12593241
Instant messaging, teleconferencing, and other internet-based communication tools have made communicating easier and more efficient. While each tool has benefits and drawbacks, Google Hangouts provides a comprehensive solution that allows people to chat, collaborate, share, and do business from anywhere in the world. Google Hangouts can be used for various profitable purposes like promotions and lead generation as it allows real-time engagement with a live audience as well as recordings that can reach thousands of additional viewers on YouTube. It is an affordable alternative to other communication tools that can help businesses and individuals network, provide training, and market their services online.
This document promotes the creation of Haiku Deck presentations on SlideShare and features photos from various photographers. It includes 9 stock photos with captions and ends by encouraging the reader to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentation.
The document describes the author's journey with technology. It began with learning about various tools like blogs, apps, and social media. The author engaged in informative discussions with guest speakers. By the end, the author had become confident using technologies like blogging and social media. The journey helped the author grow and set goals for sharing resources online in the future.
My books- Learning to Go https://gumroad.com/l/learn2go & The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers http://amazon.com/The-Goals-Challenge-Teachers-Transform/dp/0415735343
Resources at http://shellyterrell.com/CLIL
Google+ is a social network from Google that allows users to share messages or links with circles of contacts, similar to groups on Facebook. It offers features like video chatting, sharing documents and broadcasting live videos. Businesses can create Google+ pages for a public presence on Google. The service was initially opened to a small group in 2011 before being made publicly available in 2012. Java and JavaScript are programming languages used in Google+.
This presentation accompanies a webinar produced by Dave Courvoisier as the 3rd part in a series of webinars hosted by VoiceOverXtra.com. The Series was designed to help voice actors in their quest to better use social media in their freelance business marketing and job search. Part one on FaceBook was presented by Terry Daniel. Part two was presented by Trish Basanyi on Twitter. Dave did part 3 on "everything else"...which he limited to LinkedIn, YouTube, Google+, Skype, Blogging, and a few other mentions.
Google has launched a new social feature called +1 that allows users to recommend web pages and search results to their social circles. With +1, users can click a +1 button to recommend content, and those recommendations will be shown to others in their social network on Google. While it's still early, +1 recommendations may also start to influence search rankings. Site owners are encouraged to get their users to +1 their pages to potentially see benefits in search visibility. However, the full impact of +1 on websites and search is still unknown as the feature continues to roll out.
Personal learning networks (PLNs) can be enhanced through Google+ by connecting with people in relevant circles, curating content to share only with appropriate audiences, and using features like Hangouts, profiles and pages to collaborate and learn. As more apps integrate with the Google+ API, it will further transform the web by facilitating new forms of broadcasting, collaboration and connection within PLNs.
Google+ is being used 2.3 billion times per day and Google Chrome is the fastest growing browser. The presentation covered Circles, Sparks, Streams, Hangouts, and other Google+ features. While advertising on Google+ is speculative, applications and extensions are in development and games are available. Google wants businesses and individuals to have a good experience on Google+ but applications are not currently accepted.
There's lots of talk about Google Plus. From the fastest growing social network to the least used, everyone has an opinion about its merits and benefits.
The one things that everybody agrees on though is that it has immense influence when it comes to search results - and happens to integrate a pretty neat social network to boot.
We've tried to put together a guide as to exactly what the benefits are and whether or not you should be looking to launch your Google Plus presence.
Let us know what you think below - have you found any other benefits to it?
Google+ is Google's social networking platform, launched in 2011. It allows users to share status updates, links, photos and videos with circles of contacts. Key features include Circles for organizing contacts, Hangouts for video chatting, and +1 button for sharing links. However, Google+ faces disadvantages like privacy concerns due to Google's policies, competition from Twitter and Facebook, and perception of Google as only a search engine.
The document provides an overview of Google's products and services. It discusses how Google Search works through indexing the internet and using PageRank, and how services like Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Docs operate through Google's cloud computing infrastructure and ability to synchronize data. The document also mentions some privacy issues Google has faced and introduces other products and services like Google Buzz, Google Wave, Blogger, and iGoogle.
This document summarizes various social media tools that teachers can use to connect with colleagues, parents, and other stakeholders. It provides examples of popular tools like wikis (Wikipedia), social networking (LinkedIn, Ning), photo sharing (Flickr, Webshots), video sharing (TeacherTube), blogging (WordPress, TeacherLingo), and microblogging (Twitter). It also gives specific examples of how these tools can be used, such as sharing photos of school events, creating networks for special interest groups, and using tools like Google Alerts to monitor mentions of a school online.
Become A Google+ Wizard - Tots & Technology 2015Diana Benner
Google+ is a great tool for connecting with other educators and like-minded individuals. Get plugged into an amazing circle of some of the best educators around the world. Learn how Google+ can be a magical place.
Google+ is Google's new social network that is based on "circles" of friends that allow users to selectively share information. Key features include Hangouts for video chatting, automatic photo uploads, and Sparks to find relevant content. The circles feature could allow for more sharing control than other networks. Google+ may impact education by facilitating interaction between students and teachers or professionals, and combining with other Google tools like documents. It remains to be seen how Google+ will affect users' social media habits and time spent online.
Tips To Find Your Passion And Grow Your Community on Google PlusAndrea De La Cerda
Google Plus is a platform about people and their passions, not brand identities and corporate spin. Networks can be built around valuable content, but tapping into your inner creative requires you to find your passion and build your tribe. Andrea Nelson De La Cerda from The Clover Agency offers some insight into what makes Google Plus different from other social networks and a few quick tips to get started.
This document discusses Google Plus and its value for bloggers. It notes that Google Plus has over 540 million monthly active users, making it one of the top three largest social networks. The document provides tips for using Google Plus to build authority through SEO, develop active communities, and build relationships with readers and other bloggers. It promotes using features like profiles, public posts, circles, communities, and Hangouts to engage with others on Google Plus. In particular, it emphasizes how Hangouts and Hangouts on Air allow users to collaborate professionally, build real relationships, and potentially reach thousands of viewers like celebrities who have used the tools.
The future of the Internet 2 - Evolution to the "Internet of things"Paul Tansey
This presentation is about the fast evolving world of the Internet, changing devices, technology adoption and evolution toward the Internet of things - with a bit of Google+ thrown in and the ultimate move to Google Now and wearable computing with joined up Google Apps...
Google+ allows businesses to create pages to interact with customers. It offers features like circles to organize contacts, video chatting, and sparks to share relevant content. While it currently has a smaller user base than Facebook, Google+ may provide businesses opportunities to create more direct relationships with customers through its focus on sharing professional and industry-specific information. Integration with other Google services also provides benefits for brands.
The document discusses the history and use of technology in teaching English, including early computer-assisted language learning (CALL) and technology-enhanced language learning (TELL). It describes different levels of technology adoption among teachers and students. Key aspects of using technology that are discussed include interactive whiteboards, social software like blogs and social networking sites, and websites and mobile applications for learning English skills like pronunciation, listening, speaking, reading, writing, vocabulary and grammar. The document provides examples of specific software, websites and mobile applications that can be used for each English skill.
These are the slides from my talk on Google+ with Google’s William Florance at the UCISA Using Social Media to Communicate workshop. You can find out more and watch a video of the talk at http://blog.martinh.net/2012/01/making-most-of-google.html
Google has launched a new social network called Google+ that could significantly impact search engine optimization and social media marketing. Key features include Circles for organizing contacts, Hangouts for video chatting, Sparks for finding interesting content, and a +1 button for recommending pages. As Google fully integrates Google+ into its products, recommendations and engagement on Google+ could influence search rankings. This merging of social and search means brands must engage on Google+ to maintain their online presence and reach.
The document discusses the evolution of social media and how platforms like Twitter, Foursquare, Instagram and others have allowed for real-time sharing of user-generated content and interactions. It explores how businesses and organizations have leveraged social media for marketing, customer service and sharing information. The conclusion encourages the reader to consider how they can utilize various social media platforms to share content and engage with others.
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Investment professionals seeking to compete in today’s crowded, tech-driven marketplace need to develop a strong personal brand. From social media sites such as LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus, to your own personal website, the business landscape of the internet is rapidly changing. In this presentation, Back Porch Vista Chief Marketing Officer Jeremy Floyd outlines specific tactics to help advisors improve their online persona.
The document discusses strategies for creating effective web content. It recommends building a content pyramid with social media, search, email, and web presence at the base supporting consumable content. This consumable content should be written using conversational and transformational styles. Headlines and sub-headlines should be used to organize long-form content and make it easier for readers to scan. Content can then be cut and repeated across different formats like blog posts, emails, and ebooks to increase exposure.
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This document provides an overview of key legal issues related to social media. It begins by recommending companies establish social media policies and guidelines. It then covers issues such as copyright, defamation, vicarious liability, privacy, trade secrets, tortious interference, harassment, and employment law. Throughout, it uses images to illustrate key points and emphasizes the importance of compliance, disclosure, and exercising care when using social media.
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You may be stressed about revealing your cancer diagnosis to your child or children.
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Find out more:
https://cansa.org.za/resources-to-help-share-a-parent-or-loved-ones-cancer-diagnosis-with-a-child/
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