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Fall CUE: Take a Peek at the New SBAC/CCSS Computer-Based Assessments

October25

This presentation will take place Friday at 2:30 p.m. More information can be found here. This was an intimate presentation, but it was a great discussion. I really appreciate the participants candor and willingness to share their thoughts. I’ve added some more links below. Links for Presentation SBAC – Alice Mercer on Diigo Education Week: Adaptive Testing Evolves […]

Fall CUE: Creating Movies to do English Language Development in ELs and Other Students

October25

This presentation will take place Saturday October 27 at 1:30 pm at the Fall CUE conference (more info here) Thanks to my small but loyal group of participants.  I’ve updated the links to include those from a session that Cheryl Sawyer did earlier on Digital Storytelling. Links for Presentation: The Best Places Where Students Can […]

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Report from Fall CUE 2011

November1

Android Tablets I can always count on Rushton Hurley to have a great presentation, this time he did not disappoint. It was a small workshop, but a nice mix of folks familiar with Android, folks who knew iOS, and a bunch who had experience with both. Everyone was excited by the possibilities, and we quickly […]

Reflections on Fall CUE in Napa, California

November11

Overall, I really like this conference. It was only a one hour drive. I stayed overnight and brought the family, and had fun going out with them the next day. One day is a nice length, but there was enough time to socialize too. I hear that CUE will return next year. If so, I’m […]

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Fall CUE in Napa

November4

NOTE: Updates links to materials can be found at the bottom of this post. Larry Ferlazzo and I are excited to be presenting at the CUE Fall conference in Napa, California. You can read more about our session here. If you are at Fall CUE, we hope you will join us. If you can’t make […]

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