Apr 13, 2018
"Our students don't come to school saying, "Hey, I think I'll use technology today!" They just use it because it's like an appendage that they grew up with. We should stop using it as if it's an add-on.
Peter DeWitt
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"Our students don't come to school saying, "Hey, I think I'll use technology today!" They just use it because it's like an appendage that they grew up with. We should stop using it as if it's an add-on.
Peter DeWitt
Fluency, Feedback and a Search for Authenticity with @TouchCastEDU
Fluency, Feedback and a Search for Authenticity with @TouchCastEDU
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Whether it be Peter DeWitt’s work associated with flipping meetings, Brad Gustafson’s #30SecondTake Podcast or Steve Brophy’s Digital Leaders reflections, TouchCast is one of those apps that keeps popping up here and there. An iPad application, it allows you to not only easily record, but through the use of a green…
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