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__**Bouquets**__ Great variety of presentations Resources are there forever Well organized, easy to find presentations

Technical glitches - trouble downloading presentations, not enough streams available at posting
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**__Suggestions For Next Year__** More interactive sessions - time to chat and digest Possibility to sort presentations by types of tools being used, or grade level appropriateness

**__Moderator's Summary__** Great dialog with about 17 participants consistently throughout the hour.

Highlights were:
 * brainstorming ideas to help create personal learning journals in your classroom - using technology to bring together digital "nuggets" of learning throughout the year to create an academic "resume."
 * sharing individual "technology toolboxes" to learn which kinds of tools teachers actually use in their classroom with success. Some that were mentioned were blogs, google apps, wikis, and RSS aggregators.
 * discussing the "parent connection" - how to help parents understand why these tools are important, how the world is changing, and how to help their children stay safe online.
 * brainstorming ways to share K12Online presentations with other staff at your individual school.