SAMR ILEAD USA 3-14-14
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- 1. SAMR EXPLNR It’s not the app, it’s what you do with the app that counts! Josh Mika, Ed. D. ILEAD USA Instructor @iJoshmika *Based on the SXSWedu 2014 Presentation: SAMR SLAMR with Julie Garcia & Gabriella Meyers.
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