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This is my Zeega on how to return to the classroom for CLMOOC Week 1, 2014.

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This How To guide is an experiment in Piktochart and a description of the mental and emotional processes of a new mother whose child is having difficulty sleeping. Part catharsis, part practical advice, part sarcasm.

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Guide to using a manual typewriter, created using thinglink.

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Tellagami is a an app that allows you to place an avatar (created within the app) into a photo that you have taken. You then record your message which the avatar speaks.

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My tips for making the best of virtual conferences. More available on YouTube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54III6FFcYQ

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Sometimes it’s hard to create or feel creative when the nagging voice of doubt feels louder than the voice of inspiration. How to Be Creative is a fluid series of tips loosely structured to follow the journey of the creative process for any discipline, compiled with the ultimate goal of helping artists of all disciplines free themselves of that nagging voice.

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Tip for creating community in your first class session (with disclaimer)

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This is a brief self introduction to the CLMOOC community through the use of Glogster. Happy summer, everyone!

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This iPad app animates your photo with a moving mouth. Record your message in the app, add fun visuals and a title. Upload to a video repository (I used Vimeo) and you are ready to share.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/chatterpix-kids-by-duck-duck/id734046126?mt=8

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