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Thank you to all who have helped continue to make this blog a success.  In recent weeks, I have been utilizing other media outlets to share my findings and offer support.  Blogs are a powerful tool and I do enjoy using them throughout my career.  I will continue to support this blog and share resources with you, but not as often.  Your going to see a slowdown in my posts, if you haven't noticed already.  I find tools like Twitter, Google+, Facebook, etc to be much more powerful in reaching an audience.

So if you would like to stay in touch more often, connect with me below:

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EdTech Maestro: #Wallwisher is now #Padlet - A look at the features of this tool

EdTech Maestro: Wallwisher is now Padlet - 

A look at the features of this tool

Wallwisher is now Padlet.  Watch the video below to see a review of the features for this web tool.



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The Maestro Recommends/Make Your Images Interactive - #ThingLink

Make Your Images Interactive - ThingLink

"ThingLink helps you create and discover rich images.
Be creative! Make your images come alive with music, video, text, images, shops and more!
Every image contains a story and ThingLink helps you tell your stories. Follow image channels from your favorite bands, bloggers and friends. Your ThingLink interactive images form a channel that other users can follow."

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Problem-Attic

Problem-Attic 

"80,000 of the best questions from NY Regents, State Assessments, Academic Competitions, and more.
Search by topic or exam. Select, arrange, and format questions the way you like. Create beautiful classroom materials in just minutes!"


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The Maestro Recommends/ #Zeen - Share What Matters!

Zeen

Zeen is a smart, new way to share what matters.

Whether you are a creator, a curator or a casual surfer, we make it easy for you to create something beautiful. Zeens are portable, bite-sized pieces of content that are easy to make and fun to share.



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The Maestro Recommends/ Put a piece of edshelf on your site

Great new feature from Edshelf. Read below to discover more!

"Now you can embed any collection from edshelf onto your blog or website with our new Collection Widget! With this, you can: Maintain a list of recommended tools for your school Write a blog post of your Top 10 tools Share a set of tools with your students and more! TeacherCast has a great example on their site: Here's how you can put a piece of edshelf on your site too: Go to any collection on edshelf, such as Melvina Kurashige's Language learning tools. Scroll down to look for the "Widget" module in the right column, as you can see here: Copy the embed code. In our example, this code will look like: <div id="edshelf-widget"></div><script src="//edshelf.com/widgets/collection?id=5495&height=500"></script> Paste this code into your blog or website, much like you would a YouTube video or Storify widget. Please note that like the Storify widget, our Collection widget is a full-sized widget. This means it is best as a blog post, as opposed to a sidebar widget. And that's it! Note: If your widget appears with a scrollbar, you can fix that by increasing the height of the widget. Return to the collection and look for the "Height" field in the Widget module. You'll see a number in that field already: 500. Change that number to whatever you would like. It can go up to the thousands if necessary, since some collections are very large. We hope you like it! Please let us know what you think. As always, we love hearing your suggestions. Thanks!   P. S. If you use WordPress, we also have a WordPress plugin that may make this process easier. We haven't submitted this plugin to the WordPress Plugin Directory yet, but reply to this message and I will send you a copy of it."   - Mike Lee, Co-founder of edshelf

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