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How to Sync the Calendar app with Google Calendar | Mac|Life
Are iPads and Other Classroom Gadgets Really Helping Kids Learn?
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30 iPad Apps Every Teacher Should Be Using ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
David Jakes Presentation Resources – Understanding Google Chrome and Drive
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Well, I did it. Somehow I made it the full 366. Some posts were less than monumental, others I am pretty proud to have written. This was the first time ever that I have completed a New Year’s resolution. I enjoyed blogging most days, though those nights when I was half asleep and realized that I had yet to write… I won’t miss those.
I plan to return to the blog. Just not every day. And maybe not for a little while. After 366, my fingers and my mind are going to take a little break.
Thank you to my readers who have popped in throughout 2012. While this blog was more of reflective practice for myself, I appreciate those who read, commented, and returned. That is what makes blogging so different than a journal- the existence of the audience as a variable that cannot be measured.
Thank you. Have a brilliant New Year os 2013. Where will we go from here?
It was hard to narrow down to my favorite posts of this 366 year. As I went through the previous posts, these caught my eye. There were others that reflected the rollercoaster ride I took this year. But, for some reason, each of these stood out. Here are some of my favorites, in no particular order.
If you have been following my blog, what has been your favorite posts?