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February
FREE MeL Basics Part 1
MeL Webinar
If you have new staff, please consider the MeL Basics Part 1 webinar on March 5, at 9a.  It's free, and Library of Michigan CEU's or Dept of Education SCECH's are available.

Even if you don't have new staff, you may have staff members who would like a refresher on how to best utilize several of the MeL databases.  This class focuses on the Gale products.

You can register here:
https://members.mcls.org/workshops/viewcourse.html?id=240
10 SCECH Blended Learning Integration course

Hello,
Please pass this information on to your teachers, all levels are welcome.

Please visit Learnport  to learn more about and to register for this $30 fully online course, "Integrating Blended Instruction Into Your Classroom" - a 10 - SCECH
(1 CEU) course.

This instructor led course runs four weeks and is comprised of three modules and one lesson plan.

What users are saying about the course ...

I will use what I learned to advance my own technological skills and those of my students. I will take what I learned and create meaningful lessons that interest students. It was well organized and the feedback was prompt.
— Michigan LearnPort User

I am feeling more at ease with the idea of blended learning. Many of my fears have beeen allayed and I am ready to move forward.
— Michigan LearnPort User

This is a very useful course and I appreciate all the resources I have been able to accumulate through this experience. This has certainly been a learning experience for me.
— Michigan LearnPort User

 

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February 15, 2013

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Smithsonian Education’s Black History Teaching Resources feature performances, films, discussions and many other highlights in keeping with the spirit of Black Heritage. The collection ranges from “The Blues and Langston Hughes” to “Harlem Renaissance: A Reading List.” There is something for students of any grade level.

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Big Deal Media K-12 Technology Newsletter

Visit GetEdFunding.com

 

February 15, 2013

Timely reminders, fabulous freebies, best sites & more 'worth the surf'

 

IN THIS ISSUE

>  <span style=Grants, Competitions and Other “Winning” Opportunities

>  <span style=Free and Inexpensive Resources

>  <span style=Of Special Interest

>  <span style=On-the-Go Learning

>  <span style=STEM Gems

>  <span style=“Worth-the-Surf” Websites

>  <span style=BOOKMARK THESE!

In Partnership With:

NYSCATE

 

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Grants, Competitions and Other “Winning” Opportunities

 

Celebrate Historical Icons

The interactive timeline on A&E Network’s BIO.Classroom website follows African American history in the United States from 1619 to the present, featuring fast facts, quizzes and discussion starters. BIO.Classroom also hosts a large collection of black history resources, including study guides, videos and games.

Click Here to Access Interactive Timeline

Click Here to Access Free Study Guides

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