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| Student-made or student- and teacher-made books designed to teach spelling patterns, letter sounds, vocabulary words, and reading skills. |
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| Student-made or student- and teacher-made books designed to teach a single concept or idea such as shape, size, fractions, opposites, or patters. |
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| Students constructing their own art using computer tools and software. |
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| Cameras that record still pictures asnd allow users to view the image, retake shots, and store the photos taken. |
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| A digital video machine that projects computer-generated images onto a screen. |
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| Digital Single-Use Camera |
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| Cameras designed for one use only (aka disposable cameras). |
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| Storytelling through digital video, pictures, and words. |
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| Digital cameras that take video images. |
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| Digital Video Editing Software |
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| Software that makes possible the processing, editing, and manipulating of digital video material. |
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| Small handheld device for recording voices and other sounds that can then be downloaded to a computer or audio sharing website. |
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| Process of arranging words and images to communicate information visually. |
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| Information Presentation Design |
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| The design and management of digital content, often used in connection with how students and teachers display information on classroom websites or blogs. |
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| A touch sensitive whiteboard that interacts with a computer to enhance teaching and learning experiences in classrooms. |
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| Handheld music playing device made by Apple. Some models also record spoken voices. |
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| Presentation of information using multiple media, including words, pictures, sound, and data. Also known as multimedia technologies. |
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| Using information and images from multiple sources, such as spoken words, video, graphics, and pictures, to produce learning for students. |
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| Small handheld camera that record video and audio that can then be downloaded to a computer or video-sharing website. |
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| Digital audio files delivered to computers by the Internet. |
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| Software that allows a computer user to access podcast files. |
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| Cameras, most of which have autofocusing capabilities, which produce still photographs. |
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| Multimedia presentation software found on most computers and used to display information visually and dynamically in classrooms. |
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| Camera with adanced features that produces publication quality pictures (aka "prosumer" cameras). |
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| Single Lens Reflex (SLR) Design Cameras |
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| High-end camera with multiple professional features including the capability fo manipulating images in great detail before a picture is taken. |
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| A way to organize material that combines words and pictures into a sequence fo images, often used in preparing PowerPoint presentations or editing digital movies. |
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| Simultaneous transfer of video, voice, and data from one computer to another to create a stream of electronic content. |
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| Podcasts that contain video images, delivered via the Internet. |
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| Multimedia presentation delivered on the Internet and usually supported by streaming video. |
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