Technology
- Technology Department
- Technology Staff Development
- Accessing TV Video Streaming Channels
- April Resources
- Back to School Resources
- Black History Month
- Comic Life
- Copyright and Fair Use
- Creating a PDF
- Digital Storytelling & Podcasting
- Downloading and Resizing Images
- Discovery Education Streaming and Science
- Earth Day
- eBooks
- Election 2012
- Epson Interactive Projector
- End of the Year Project Ideas
- February Resources
- First Class Web Publishing Support Documents
- Google Earth
- Google Tips
- Groundhog Day- February 2nd
- Halloween Resources
- Inauguration 2013
- Inspiration
- Internet Safety
- IPEVO Document Camera
- Khan Academy
- Kidspiration
- Long Island Resources
- March Resources
- Microsoft Office 2010
- Microsoft Word 2010 Online Training Registration
- Mother's Day/Father's Day Project Ideas
- Movie Maker
- Multimedia Resources for Teachers
- My Learning Plan
- 100th Day of School Activities
- Online Subscriptions
- Paint Write Pad
- Photo Story 3
- Poetry
- Professional Artifact Collection
- Read Across America Day 2012
- Recording Sound
- Schoolwires- Centricity 2 Handouts
- SMART Board Resources
- Soundzabound- Copyright Free Music
- Thanksgiving Resources
- Thinkfinity
- 21st Century Skills
- test calendar
- Technology Staff Development Calendar
- Videoconferencing
- Virtual Field Trips
- Webquests
- Winter Holiday Resources
- Wordle
- ZamZar
- Photo Gallery Test Page
- Podcast
Read Around the Planet 2010
Special thanks to all of the Classroom Teachers, Librarians, and Technology Department Staff
for making "Port Around the Planet" an experience our students we will treasure for always.
for making "Port Around the Planet" an experience our students we will treasure for always.
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Read Around the Planet is a celebration of NEA's Read Across America. Classrooms used interactive video to connect with other classrooms "around the planet" and read to each other. The activity was sponsored by TWICE (Two Way Interactive Connections in Education) and Polycom, in cooperation with NEA. Teachers sign up through TWICE who then pairs up classrooms around the country as well as internationally. This activity is open to all K-12 students in public and private schools who have access to two-way interactive videoconferencing equipment. Once paired, the classroom teachers plan, via email, the presentations and then meet live between the last week in February and the first week in March. Each connection lasts thirty minutes to an hour depending on the grade level and amount of information exchanged. |

