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One of the more immediately useful sessions I attended was provided by graduate student Pavlo Antonenko. His topic was building online community through the use of FREE opportunities for online interactivity. I must admit that he provided demonstrations of some online resources I had not seen before and that I found to be very impressive. He concentrated on several sites for conducting online polls and on AIMOO – a very flexible set of tools for various forms of discussion and interaction (message board, chat).<\/p>\n

Pavlo has posted handouts from his presentation and welcomes you to download these PDFs.
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\nAIMOO<\/a>
\nMY3Q<\/a> – online questionnaire generator.
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\nThe National Education Association publication NEAToday feature story for April is on class use of technology – Are you ready?<\/a><\/p>\n

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One of the more immediately useful sessions I attended was provided by graduate student Pavlo Antonenko. His topic was building online community through the use of FREE opportunities for online interactivity. I must admit that he provided demonstrations of some online resources I had not seen before and that I found to be very impressive. … Continue reading Pavlo’s Picks<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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