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Cultural Competence in the Classroom

Posted by Bradley Lands on August 14, 2022

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3 YouTube Tips for New Users

Posted by Bradley Lands on October 27, 2014

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TEDEd Project: A Lesson Worth Sharing

Posted by Bradley Lands on March 25, 2014

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5 Easy Steps to Remove Accounts from the Google Drive App

Posted by Bradley Lands on March 24, 2014

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Did You Know? Set YouTube Defaults for Future Uploads

Posted by Bradley Lands on March 18, 2014

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Did You Know? QuickTime Recordings

Posted by Bradley Lands on December 26, 2013

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A Lesson Worth Sharing

Posted by Bradley Lands on August 23, 2013

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Capture & Animate Learning Experiences with iMotionHD

Posted by Bradley Lands on May 28, 2013

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"Free to Use, Share, or Modify" With Google Apps

Posted by Bradley Lands on May 20, 2013

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Camera, Set, Analysis: Video Physics with iPods

Posted by Bradley Lands on March 16, 2012

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My Three Acts of a Real World Math Problem

Posted by Bradley Lands on December 22, 2011

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Camera, Set, Mathematics!

Posted by Bradley Lands on December 21, 2011

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10 Reasons Why Teachers Should Use Video in the Classroom

Posted by Bradley Lands on December 15, 2011

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YouTube: Broadcast Yourself "Solving Problems"

Posted by Bradley Lands on December 02, 2011

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