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Chalk Talk - 10/24/09

Chalk Talk Friday represents conversations and brilliance I've discovered traversing my way through the Blogosphere. From professional to personal development, these are the posts and links have in some way touched my head or my heart!

Lots of new search and find features on Google, and MakeUseOf guides us through them with instructions and screen shots.
CoolCatTeacher spotlights WatchKnow, a wiki-fied site full of video reasources kids (and adults) can learn from.
ImageChef is a cool tool (almost a Wordle-y type of tool) to put text and images into pre-fab shapes.
Studio4Learning is now StudyBeat (subscription based), a video tutorial site good for just about any content area.

Happy Learning.

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Posted by Angela Maiers on October 23, 2009 in CHALK TALK | Permalink

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Angela Maiers
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Des Moines, IA
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