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[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

@Hussain66590626 Thanks @Hussain66590626! This looks like a perfect tool. I'll have to look into whether there is a limit to the number of pins. #627fall18

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Would it be possible to do a world map Thinglink where each student could tag where they're from and do a little bio? #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

@BrittniRacek I think it probably depends on how far you want to take the assignment - if you're looking to get a visual of where everyone is from, it's probably easier to do Google Maps, but I don't know if it would allow for the bio part?

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@Shauck51 I noticed the invite code when I was signing up (it messed me up the first time), and I bet you're right! #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

Sometimes I think the Google Suite (and other Google apps) could be a reasonable replacement for some elements of an LMS in a hybrid course. #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

Thinglink would be a fun way for students to hand in assignments that had observational or even find-the-hidden-object elements to them. #627fall18

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I do wish Thinglink had a little more of a graphic design/photo editing element to it #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

Gimp is a good free photo editing program #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

@Nichole58567993 I'll have to try Screencastify next! I'm definitely noticing an improvement with my presentation skills as well. #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

After Jing, Screencast-o-Matic is magical. It even publishes directly to YouTube. #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

Using Voicethread gives me new appreciation for audiobook readers and voice actors. And just actors in general. #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

Voicethread is going to make me master one take speaking. I'm just glad it's one take per slide and not one take per presentation. I'm also glad it's pretty easy to cancel the audio upload and start again #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

I have a cold this week, so my voice is going to sound extra amazing in the screencast and presentation #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

Voicethread seems like a pretty useful site for adding audio to slides. #627fall18

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@Shauck51 I also thought that was funny. I think, basically, the designer was against overusing them. Which I can understand, since they get a little monotonous. #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

I remember as a student worker at Ecampus, one of the instructional designers had a favorite saying about the overuse of bullets in presentations: "Bullets kill" (and not in a good way) but I still use them sometimes #627fall18

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

With a little care, Google's Advanced Image search is actually pretty good for finding CC images. #627fall18

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Seems relevant #627fall18

[SciShow @SciShow]

What if Comic Sans... isn't the worst? https://t.co/ulPIa14T4O

[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

For me, this week has really been a headlong dive-style introduction into podcasts and podcasting. They're pretty cool. Definitely somewhere between radio (which I never listen to of my own free will) and audiobooks (which I'm addicted to)
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[AdrienneAW @AdrienneAW1]

My boyfriend has really severe ADHD and has a lot of difficulty writing. This is also an interesting addition to my collection of accessibility articles. #627fall18

[MindShift @MindShiftKQED]

Practical solutions for teachers to encourage, motivate, and focus their easily-distracted students on the #writing process @edutopia https://t.co/nFIvZP97sc #edchat #elachat #ADHD