Are you using Twitter to journal? Journaling is one activity that contributes to a healthy brain. Keep your brain alive and functioning at a high level by following these five easy steps:
Drink lots of water.
Eat a healthy diet.
Exercise daily.
Meditate daily.
Journal daily.
Journaling can become cumbersome; carrying around a journal, a pen and finding the time to write in our busy schedules is not always a viable option. For many of us, we are on our computers daily; Twitter provides an easy way to journal (limited to 140 characters) and to get and receive information quickly. First read this article How We Use Twitter for Journalism; then sign up at Twitter (look for me twittering as vbcacrs).
want to post your photos or slide shows on your blog or Facebook?
want to display your images in 3-D or on a grid?
Try the Beta version of Adobe Photoshop Express with 2 gigs of storage. Click on this link, join with minimal information and voila! editing and arranging photos will be at your fingertips!
The header picture is from a photo taken April 2008 in Virginia Beach from my deck and uploaded to Adobe Photoshope Express.
Do your math students know enough math to be this creative? Watch this YouTube video; if you cannot view it from school, take six minutes to view it from home! Once you have viewed it, talk to your CRS about your students selecting a topic and making a video of their own! It’s as easy as 1-2-3!
Sometimes there is no way to improve upon what is already written. Please take a moment to read Ken Smead’s blog, which he wrote after reading a chapter from Marc Prensky’s book Digital Game-Based Learning.
