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"Flip" like Waterproof Video Camera from Kodak

Started Oct 1, 2011

PhotoSynth - very cool things you can do with your iphone

Started Jun 30, 2011

Couple of Things (Scratch Camp and New Job)

Started Jun 25, 2010

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scratchRs

Sharing ideas and resources for MIT's Scratch programming environment.

Feb 22

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Dale Ehrhart replied to Carrie Albin's discussion Sharing Tips and Tricks on Cloud Computing in the group MSU EduTech

"A cool site I just started using at ifttt.com automates all sorts of digital things. Here's an example. ifttt.com performs a twitter search for #maet, If it finds a new tweet containing #maet, then it sends me a…"

Jul 1, 2012

Dale Ehrhart replied to Carrie Albin's discussion Sharing Tips and Tricks of Using Technology in the Classroom Part 2 in the group MSU EduTech

"AirServer for Macs has been around for a while, and now it's available for PC. For those who are unfamiliar with AirServer, it allows you to mirror the iPad 2, iPad3, and iPhone 4S to either a Mac or PC wirelessly over a wifi…"

May 28, 2012

Dale Ehrhart replied to Carrie Albin's discussion F2F Instructional Strategies in the group MSU EduTech

"I really like David Wetzel's take on using Project Based Learning to encourage teachers to use technology in How to Avoid Technophobia in the Classroom . It allows the teacher to focus on the student's learning outcomes without…"

May 2, 2012

Dale Ehrhart replied to Carrie Albin's discussion F2F Instructional Strategies in the group MSU EduTech

"You can also use them to check for prior knowledge. There are several apps in the app store like e-clicker that allow you to use iOS devices as clickers. Liz Kolb does a great job in her blog about using cell phones as a response system."

May 2, 2012

Dale Ehrhart replied to Carrie Albin's discussion Sharing Tips and Tricks of Using Technology in the Classroom Part 2 in the group MSU EduTech

"Tagxedo is my favorite alternative to Wordlemostly because you can create word clouds with uploaded images. Here's a cloud using information from the MAET website. Bubbl.us has been one of my favorite mind mapping applications for a…"

Apr 15, 2012

Dale Ehrhart replied to Carrie Albin's discussion Sharing Tips and Tricks on Mobile Learning in the group MSU EduTech

"Here is a lesson list from the old palm handheld days. Many of the strategies can be used with iOS devices by finding similar apps. http://goknow.com/GettingStarted/Documents/LessonStarterList.pdf"

Mar 4, 2012

Dale Ehrhart replied to Carrie Albin's discussion Sharing Tips and Tricks on Mobile Learning in the group MSU EduTech

"Tony's a fantastic presentor as well. I was fortunate to meet him over in grand rapids a few years ago."

Mar 4, 2012

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New Wiimote Whiteboard Prezi

I'm a huge fan of Prezi. Unfortunately, I don't have the opportunity to use it as much as I would like. The following is a small part of a larger presentation.

New WiimoteWhiteboard on…

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Posted on February 4, 2010 at 7:30pm

Point and Shoot Camcorder from Pure Digital Technologies

Carolyn McCarthy did a write-up on the Point and Shoot Camcorder in the winter 2007 edition of the Macul Journal, and I thought I'd support that piece with video from the Point and Shoot I purchased in April. The built in USB port is fantastic, and the quality isn't all that bad. Due to its limited features (zoom in/zoom out) it's very user friendly - my six year old understood how to use it in less than a minute.…

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Posted on November 17, 2007 at 11:33pm — 2 Comments

Final: Ordering Numbers Palm App and Download

(UPDATED Video 10-24) HOW-TO and Application Download

Download ordernumberINSTALLER.zip

I've been working with Chris Cuppert and Patti Weeg over in Wicomico, Maryland with this one and its been a pretty neat experience. Instead of sending file downloads to them I've been creating videos of the app, uploading it to teachertube, notifying them via email, making changes…

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Posted on October 24, 2007 at 10:48am

Long Division Prototype

I've been working on a way to incorporate the subtraction elements found in long division for about a year now, and now I think I have it right. Now I can start working on larger…

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Posted on October 18, 2007 at 2:59pm

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At 7:35am on June 18, 2007, Ben Rimes said…: Hey Dale! Welcome to MACUL Space. If you aren't a member of MACUL yet, you'll definitely want to be after hanging out here for awhile.

At 8:23am on June 18, 2007, Dale Ehrhart said…: Good Morning Ben,
I joined in April, and I hope to meet some of the people here at the ATA workshops in August at UM-Flint.

Have a great one

Dale

At 9:03pm on June 20, 2007, Danielle Letter said…: Dale, I teach in Bridgeport but live in Flushing. When do you finish your degree?

At 10:25pm on June 20, 2007, Dale Ehrhart said…: My coursework is complete, I'm taking the content area tests on July 7th, but I don't know yet if I'm student teaching in the fall or winter. I'm making plans to sub opposite student teaching, and hopefully the budget problems will be solved after that (LOL) . I absolutely love Flushing, and have no intention of ever moving.

Aside from my regular studies I've been self-learning the tech aspects of web2.0, blogs, wikis, widgets, podcasting, some programming, etc for a couple of years so when I begin teaching its more a matter of plugging in the curriculum's requirements (but who knows what equipment I'll have to work with).

What levels do you teach at Bridgeport, and what kinds of projects do your students do?

Have a great one

Dale

At 9:28pm on August 10, 2007, Danielle Letter said…: Agreed on Flushing- it is a wonderful place to live. I am a Math Curriculum Coach for Kdg. - 6th grade students and teachers, and this year will teach 4th - 6th grade technology. I am currently working with 2 others on the tech curriculum- very exciting!

At 1:50pm on October 10, 2007, Ben Rimes said…: Nice! Way to post the video already, Dale! WOuld you like some attention brought to it via some of the Groups here on the site?

At 2:45pm on October 10, 2007, Ben Rimes said…: Not sure which files you are supported as attachments to blog posts, but my guess is that you can post just about anything and everything. Give it a go.

At 10:23am on November 7, 2007, Ben Rimes said…: Dude, you're a SScratch using machine! Way to go with the Scratch group :)

At 10:04pm on December 3, 2007, Erica M. Dean, M.Ed said…: Dale:
Thanks for the response.
Good idea to look into the MSU EdTech program. Again, I wish more of my fellow teachers in DetPubSchools would look into EdTech as well, but so many probably feel that they don't need it or that the coursework is too difficult
----Erica

At 9:41pm on March 20, 2008, Geoffrey Legg said…: I just joined the Scratch group and I am really geeked to use it with my 4-5th graders. Do you have any tips on where to find some good self paced tutorials for me so I can become a Scratch master like yourself? I've been all over the MIT site. Thanks.