3. We live in the 21 st Century!

4. Knowledge

5. Creativity

6. Spontaneity

7. Enthusiasm

8. Excitement

9. Networking

10. Proficiency

11. Relationships

12. Results

14. Copies of all materials will be emailed and/or placed online for you to access as needed.

15. Feel free to ask questions along the way and/or at the end of the presentation.

16. (My contact information is on the last slide.)

19. Google Mail (Gmail)

20. Google Calendar

21. Google Docs (documents, spreadsheets, forms, presentations)

22. Google Notebook (organize yourself online)

23. Google Photos (Picasa)

24. Google Reader

25. Google Maps

26. Google Earth

27. Google Scholar (scholarly article/book search)

28. Google Chrome (web browser)

30. Click on “Create an Account Now”

31. (Think about whether this will be a “public” or “private” account and make sure to remember your password!!)

32. Follow the steps.

33. Enter the appropriate information.

34. Click on “I accept. Create my account.”

38. Create, add, and collaborate on as many calendars as you want.

39. Color coded and embeddable

43. You have to download the FREE Picasa software.

44. Web Albums are online with free storage, shareable, & embeddable.

48. Download FREE software to your computer.

49. See real, live views of locations all over the world, integrate geography, take virtual field trips, etc.

52. Download FREE web browser at home.

53. Fast, integrated search, tabbed windows, most visited pages, and personalizable.

57. When do you use blogs?

58. Where do you use blogs?

59. Why use blogs?

61. http:// lavidadeteryn.blogspot.com (My Personal Blog)

64. Click on “Create a Blog”

65. Follow the steps.

66. Enter the appropriate information.

67. Click “Continue”

68. Choose a “layout/design”. (Keep in mind that this can be changed later and as many times as you like.)

69. You are ready to start blogging!

71. “ Profile” – your information and transfers to every blog you have

72. “ Reading List” – blogs of people you “follow”, as well as others

73. Language can be changed (good for LEP students)

74. Blog from your phone with mobile blogging

75. Blog from your iGoogle page

76. Blog from your email

77. View blogs in Google Reader

78. (*A link to the “Dashboard” and/or “Customize” will always be in the top right hand corner of the window if you get lost.  )

80. Give the post a title

81. (Post a link if alluding to another website)

82. Type content in content box

83. Toolbar is available to modify text, insert links, pictures, video, spell-check.

84. (Type in tags related to post to make your blog searchable by content/subject/idea.)

85. “ Save Now” - saved so that only you can see it

86. “ Publish Post” – publishes the post for all people to view

87. (It’s a good idea to “Save as Draft” along the way to prevent any loss of data!)

89. Click the “Edit” button for the item which you want to edit.

90. Change as needed.

91. Make sure to “Publish Post” and/or “Save as Draft” so as not to lose your work.

92. (It’s a good idea to “Save as Draft” along the way to prevent any loss of data!)

93. (More advanced users can “Edit HTML” of content/posts and insert a variety of other things.)

96. Change the title of your blog

97. Change the description of your blog

98. Change your privacy, editing, and sharing settings

99. Modify formatting

100. Modify commenting

101. Modify archiving

102. Modify mobile/email blogging

103. Modify authors/readers

106. Add gadgets/widgets through this method (or advanced users can get the html code for others and insert custom gadgets/widgets) (A great site is www.widgetbox.com )

107. Make sure to always click on “Save” at the top before leaving the page!

109. (Remember, you can go back and make changes/edit any posts, the layout, your profile, the template, etc. as many times as you want, when you want!)

110. (Remember, you can also view your blogs and those of any of the people you “follow” on one page in Google Reader!)

113. When do you use wikis?

114. Where do you use wikis?

115. Why use wikis?

116. How do you use wikis?....

118. Online community of educators to disperse materials, ideas, plans, news, and anything related to education: www.curriki.org

119. Add a wiki (or a blog) onto your website…

123. www.helptutoringnc.com

124. sites.google/site/solinguafolio

127. Click on “Create a Website”.

128. Follow the directions.

129. Enter the appropriate information.

130. Select a template (many to choose from, but advanced users can insert html code here as well) (can be changed later on as well and as many times as you want)

131. Click “I agree to the Terms of Service.”

132. Click on “Create My Site”

134. Blog

135. Wiki

136. Photo gallery

137. Video gallery

138. Calendar

139. Forum

140. Guestbook

141. Links

142. Store

143. Form

145. Write “Page Name”

146. Click “Create Page”

147. You can add multiple paragraphs, edit, reorder, and delete them.

148. Click on “Edit” Content (Paragraph)

149. Add a paragraph title

150. Enter/edit content (edit text, insert images, tables, links, audio, video, html code, etc.) (There are Alt-tags on each of the icons in the toolbar so if you scroll over them slowly, it wills how you the label.)

151. When finished, click “Done” in the top right-hand corner.

153. You can add widgets/gadgets (just like in the blog). There are some already available and/or you can insert html code for others found online. (Great sit e: www.widgetbox.com )

154. You can rename, edit, reorder, change availability, and delete them from this page.

155. Make sure to click “Save Changes” at the bottom.

156. When finished editing your pages and/or sidebar, you need to click “Done” in the top-right hand corner to leave the Site Editor.

157. Here again, you can view your website as is by right-clicking on “View” in the top right-hand corner and then “Open in New Window”.

159. Multiple file uploader

160. Super multi-file uploader

162. Rename

163. Delete

165. Create a custom domain name (have to pay)

166. Edit name, title, tagline, description, key words/tags, footer

167. Edit account information

168. View Site Usage

169. Edit email notifications

170. Modify editing preferences

175. Create discussion, collaboration, sharing through text and audio based on a an image, document and/or video.

176. Can be embedded or exported to MP3 players/DVDs!

180. Create, post, and share music, audio, podcasts with your students

184. Quickly and easily turn nearly any file—including PDF, Word, PowerPoint and Excel—into a Web document, publish, share, and/or embed!

188. Y ou can upload, share, collaborate, comment, note, tag, and search for photos.

192. Create a music player that you can publish, share, and embed!

196. Upload, share, and publish videos from school (access by you and whomever you choose!

198. Download program onto your computer

199. Will allow you to download YouTube Videos to your computer from webpage/URL

200. Then, you can convert the YouTube Videos into movie files that you can save to a flash drive and/or upload to another site and play from anywhere.

202. Create an account (it’s free)

203. Design and create your own character/avatar

204. Explore a virtual world of other people, businesses, organizations

205. Contains integrated content (images, photos, audio, video, etc.)

206. Hold meetings online virtually with students, parents, teachers, administration, other professionals, etc.