6. Brainstorming ideas Check for understanding Exit ticket Engage the non-participator

9. Facebook posting gets college student in trouble Students suspended, expelled over Facebook posts

11. Meeting NotesTeacher Observations and Evaluations Share Meeting Agendas Schedules and Minutes Student NotesReference Notes Website Collector Journal Task ListContact Log Model Tracking Maintenance Work Orders

15. You can also: Open up tweet, copy and paste into Evernote, then place into your “Evernote Favorite” notebook. Send myEn a direct message. Text message to Evernote from your cell phone. Use your Evernote email address.

16. On a laptop or desktop right click on "share notebook."

17. 1.Go to note you want to link 2.Choose "Note" then "Copy Link” from menu 3.Go to note you want link to be posted in 4.Choose: "Edit" then "Paste"

18. Step 1: Choose Trigger Channel Select the Feed channel. Step 2: Choose a Trigger Select New Feed Item Step 3: Complete Trigger Fields In the Feed URL field, I entered the URL for the twitter feed for my twitter account. In my case that feed is: http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.rss?screen_name=pomdr. Note that you will want to alter this URL and replace my twitter handle with your own.http://api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline.rss?screen_name=pomdr Step 4: Choose Action Channel Select Evernote for my Action Channel. Step 5: Choose an Action Select the Create A Note action. Step 6: Complete Action Fields Here is how I completed the action fields for Evernote: Title: EntryTitle Body: EntryContentvia FeedTitle EntryURL Notebook: Tags: Hat Tip: http://www.jamierubin.net/2012/09/21/ifttt-will-be-removing-twitter-triggers-but-here-is-a- workaround/

19. http://about.edmodo.com/ Secure “facebook” You control who’s in and out You can control what is posted Apple and android apps

20. Start slow Don’t assume they know more than you Share it: it’s a social learning network- not just a social studies site

24. Posting assignments Collecting assignments Polling Current events Interact with colleagues- share ideas