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Posted on June 20, 2013 by Audrey Homan

How to: use iMovie on the iPad

iMovie tutorial

A brief but effective demonstration of how to use iMovie to construct a poem recital video, courtesy a student at Harwood Union Middle School. Enjoy!

 

 

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The Educator’s Guide to Personalized Learning in the Middle Grades

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  • Ch 1: Defining Personalized Learning
  • Ch 2: PLPs Aren’t Just for the Teacher
  • Ch 3: Laying the Groundwork
  • Ch 4: Starting with The Learner Profile
  • Ch 5: Flexing Your Pathways
  • Ch 6: Scaffolding Equitable, Deeper Learning
  • Ch 7: PLPs & Proficiencies
  • Ch 8: The Student-Led PLP Conference
  • Ch 9: Sustaining Innovation
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