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Teacher Appreciation - Tip #7: Organize a Class Wallwisher to Thank a Teacher Get tips and ideas every day in May for Teacher Appreciation Month on how you can thank your favorite teachers -- and support them throughout the year! Credit: Illustration by Walter C. Baumann Tip #7: Organize a Class Wallwisher to Thank a Teacher Want to compile a group thank you but don't have the time (or stealth) to pass around a card? Be Seen. Be Heard. Be Connected. 1. Tell Us Who You Are... In less than 60 seconds, identify your skills and interests in education 2. Free online tutorials for learning to use technology and ict in education How to work with screencasting tools www.teachertrainingvideos.com uses Camtasia for making the training videos. I also use JING for making short videos. If you look at the menu on the left-hand side, you can see a complete list of the screencasting tools that I have worked with and made videos for. Here are a few of my favourites. Camtasia 7-Two sets of videos All the videos I have made on this site use Camtasia 7.
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