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Faith is hard. LOL & also UGH… Harvesting the fruits of faith is difficult even though they are among the sweetest of things. Faith, in one estimation, is the belief that something WILL happen without having absolute PROOF that it will. Faith means … Continue reading
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I was looking over some old lessons from my high school government class and came across some “stuff”. I’ll be posting this “stuff” today and tomorrow. To begin the parade is this list of resources that I used to get … Continue reading
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If you were in attendance at our Aurasma presentation, here’s a little something we’ve been working on. The idea is to place several invisible overlays over various parts of the image. That way, when your student taps on one planet, … Continue reading
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We’ve posted this on Twitter, but in case you missed it… Here are the two handouts from today’s 90 minute Aurasma presentation. Remember, Aurasma isn’t simply a variation of the QR Code. Aurasma is… well, you get the above point. … Continue reading
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Every time I discover, on my own or through others, a new use for Aurasma I mysteriously hear a line from that song in the Disney movie, Aladdin, “A whole new world, don’t you DARE close your eyes” and happy-cry … Continue reading
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Once you follow our Aurasma Channels(Northwest High School, Compher Social Scienes, and #CooperGovt), you can point your Aurasma enabled device at the following images and see the various Auras we have placed around our rooms and the hallways of Northwest … Continue reading
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***Please Visit Our Other Aurasma Resources By Clicking Here*** The scene: N.H.S. Library about seven days ago. The Players: Cara, Jill, and Charles Enter Cara Cara: Hey Charles, check out this new app. It’s called Aurasma. Cara places her iPhone … Continue reading
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You want this… I use the “contact me” icon below to have students email me via Moodle during class or at home. If they need to update me on personal information, late work, planned absences, etc. all they have to … Continue reading
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