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        <description><![CDATA[created for iBooks 2. <del>If youcurrentlydo not haveiBooks 2 you candownloadit here.</del><ins>Please follow the recommended steps below when loading an iBook to your iBook library.</ins><br>STEP ONE: In order you to open the <del>ibook</del><ins>iBook</ins> link below you must<br>STEP TWO: Select the iBook link to start your ibook upload<br>STEP THREE: Select Download Tab andwait until the .iBooks appearsand select "Open in iBooks"<br>STEP FOUR:Wait about three to four minutesand the iBook will appear in your iBooks Library by opening into a media file.<br>STEP FIVE: Enjoy the contents of your new iBook by opening selected charts, viewing photograph galleries, playing audio and video files.<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[The following list of books are created for iBooks 2. If youcurrentlydo not haveiBooks 2 you candownloadit here.<br><ins>STEP ONE: In order for you to open the ibook link below you must first upgrade you ibooks library iApp to iBooks 2. (Select this Link to Upgrade)<br>STEP TWO: Select the iBook link to start your ibook upload<br>STEP THREE: Select Download Tab andwait until the .iBooks appearsand select "Open in iBooks"<br>STEP FOUR:Wait about three to four minutesand the iBook will appear in your iBooks Library by opening into a media file.<br>STEP FIVE: Enjoy the contents of your new iBook by opening selected charts, viewing photograph galleries, playing audio and video files.<br>Current iBook Titles Listed Below (Look for A New Title Each Week)</ins><br>Past or Present Paradigms of Thinking<br>2011 2012 Dodge City Middle School DIAC Report<br>dotEpub and Equitable Mobile Learning Opportunities<br>When introducing ideas on mobile learning can be frustrating to some educators; especially when they know what the future of classroom learning should look like and have limited resources to provide a working classroom model. Realizing now that it is not the idea of mobile learning that they are trying to replicate. It is the ideas on how to provide those tools or resources to make it equitable for all students to have the same opportunities.<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[The following list of books are created for iBooks 2. If youcurrentlydo not haveiBooks 2 you candownloadit here.<br>Past or Present Paradigms of Thinking<br><ins>2011 2012 Dodge City Middle School DIAC Report</ins><br>dotEpub and Equitable Mobile Learning Opportunities<br>When introducing ideas on mobile learning can be frustrating to some educators; especially when they know what the future of classroom learning should look like and have limited resources to provide a working classroom model. Realizing now that it is not the idea of mobile learning that they are trying to replicate. It is the ideas on how to provide those tools or resources to make it equitable for all students to have the same opportunities.<br>Over the past year, I have conducted several workshops on mobile learning in the 21st Century. On every occasion during these sessions, teachers have expressed an equitable frustration about students who do not have internet at home. Usually these ideas of reality awareness are expressed within the last ten minutes of my presentations on mobile learning opportunities, those knowledge opportunities that are extended beyond the classroom walls. Inevitably during these closing moments one educator will state openly, usually with emotion, "What about those students who do not have internet access at home?"<br>It is at this point that the reality for my knowledge of equitable opportunities for technology resources needs to expand. To help teachers find solutions for extended learning opportunities that are derived through technology but are unavailable at home for some families. One solution that is currently on the horizon is to give every student an iPad, or a mobile learning device as a substitute for a textbook.<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[2. If youcurrentlydo not <del>have iBooks</del><ins>haveiBooks</ins> 2 you candownloadit here.<br>Past or Present Paradigms of Thinking<br>dotEpub and Equitable Mobile Learning Opportunities<br>When introducing ideas on mobile learning can be frustrating to some educators; especially when they know what the future of classroom learning should look like and have limited resources to provide a working classroom model. Realizing now that it is not the idea of mobile learning that they are trying to replicate. It is the ideas on how to provide those tools or resources to make it equitable for all students to have the same opportunities.<br>Over the past year, I have conducted several workshops on mobile learning in the 21st Century. On every occasion during these sessions, teachers have expressed an equitable frustration about students who do not have internet at home. Usually these ideas of reality awareness are expressed within the last ten minutes of my presentations on mobile learning opportunities, those knowledge opportunities that are extended beyond the classroom walls. Inevitably during these closing moments one educator will state openly, usually with emotion, "What about those students who do not have internet access at home?"<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[<ins>The following list of books are created for iBooks 2. If youcurrentlydo not have iBooks 2 you candownloadit here.<br>Past or Present Paradigms of Thinking</ins><br>dotEpub and Equitable Mobile Learning Opportunities<br>When introducing ideas on mobile learning can be frustrating to some educators; especially when they know what the future of classroom learning should look like and have limited resources to provide a working classroom model. Realizing now that it is not the idea of mobile learning that they are trying to replicate. It is the ideas on how to provide those tools or resources to make it equitable for all students to have the same opportunities.<br>Over the past year, I have conducted several workshops on mobile learning in the 21st Century. On every occasion during these sessions, teachers have expressed an equitable frustration about students who do not have internet at home. Usually these ideas of reality awareness are expressed within the last ten minutes of my presentations on mobile learning opportunities, those knowledge opportunities that are extended beyond the classroom walls. Inevitably during these closing moments one educator will state openly, usually with emotion, "What about those students who do not have internet access at home?"<br>It is at this point that the reality for my knowledge of equitable opportunities for technology resources needs to expand. To help teachers find solutions for extended learning opportunities that are derived through technology but are unavailable at home for some families. One solution that is currently on the horizon is to give every student an iPad, or a mobile learning device as a substitute for a textbook.<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[About This Project<br>This Website is designed as an inquiry-oriented format which will provide you the viewer with information on Web 2.0 digital tools that will enable you to create 21st century learning environments. The creator of this portal hopes that the results of this project will inspire many educators to create social networks of learning for classrooms across the globe. Whether you're a teacher or student new to the topic of Web 2.0 or an experienced educator looking for Web 2.0 materials, I hope that you will find something here to meet your needs.<br>“If it were possible to define generally the mission of education, it could be said that its fundamental purpose is to ensure that all students benefit from learning in ways that allow them to participate fully in public, community, %5BCreative%5D and economic life.”— New London Group (2000, p. 9)<br>In-service References<br>Gifted Education <del>Regional Conference</del><ins>Region 6Conference</ins><br>Digital Learning Day Resources<br>Podstock Presentation<br>Tic Tack Presentation<br>Digital Tools for Digital Kids.ppt<br>Daniel Pink and the Conceptual Age<br>Pink has created a reference for us to consider right brain activities. Design, story, symphony, empathy, play and meaning. He says we should be more in tune with understanding Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs (survival, security, belonging, ego, spirit). According to Pink, “Artists, inventors, designers, storytellers, caregivers, consolers, big-picture thinkers – will reap society’s richest rewards and share its greatest joys”. Pink claims that we are in a “conceptual age."<br>About this Project<br>This project will include the following topics: Digital Tools that allow students and teachers to;<br><del>1. Design</del><ins>Design</ins> Digital Lessons;<del><br>2. Articulate</del><ins><br>Articulate</ins> Stories that support concepts;<del><br>3. Be</del><ins><br>Be</ins> a Symphony in synthesizing new elements of thought;<del><br>4. Understanding</del><ins><br>Understanding</ins> Meaning and opportunities to collaboratively through social networks;<del><br>5. Play</del><ins><br>Play</ins> through creativity;<del><br>6. and</del><ins><br>and</ins> understanding the importance of<br>Production Resources<br>Production Resources is designed to help digital developers with a plethora of websites that support free media sources for sound, digital imaging, editors, clip art, and video resources. Users entering this website must abide by copyright policy as requested by the web host. Please read each copyright resource header before activating a link to ensure that you have full understanding of requirements prior to using digital media in a production.<br>See Reference Page: Production Resources<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[About This Project<br>This Website is designed as an inquiry-oriented format which will provide you the viewer with information on Web 2.0 digital tools that will enable you to create 21st century learning environments. The creator of this portal hopes that the results of this project will inspire many educators to create social networks of learning for classrooms across the globe. Whether you're a teacher or student new to the topic of Web 2.0 or an experienced educator looking for Web 2.0 materials, I hope that you will find something here to meet your needs.<br>“If it were possible to define generally the mission of education, it could be said that its fundamental purpose is to ensure that all students benefit from learning in ways that allow them to participate fully in public, community, %5BCreative%5D and economic life.”— New London Group (2000, p. 9)<br>In-service References<br><ins>Gifted Education Regional Conference<br>Digital Learning Day Resources</ins><br>Podstock Presentation<br>Tic Tack Presentation<br>Digital Tools for Digital Kids.ppt<br>welcome.pptx<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[From Helen Lazzaro:http://2epub.wikispaces.com/<br>From Lexcyle.com,Stanza Desktop<br>Open source software for Mac or Windows:Bookbin<br>From Google, a WYSIWYG ePub editor:Sigil<br> for <del>iPad by Mike King:</del><ins>iPad:</ins><br>The Super Book of Web Tools<br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[<ins>e-Pub Resources:<br>Free online file converter lets you convert media easy and fast from one format to anotherOnline-Converter.com<br>Calibre by Kovid Goval:http://calibre-ebook.com/<br>Create ePub from any webpage:http://dotepub.com<br>Adobe InDesign:Create ePub eBooks<br>Apple's iWork: Pages(supports multi-media when viewed in iBooks app) --see "Creating ePub files with Pages" from Appleand this step-by-step tutorial<br>Create ePubs (supports multi-media) and/or publish your own eBooks withePubBud, $5 per ISBN<br>Create ePub files from PDFs and other doc types "while you wait"2ePub.com(free online converter)<br>Creative Book Builder ($3.99)app allows you to create ePubs on the iPad<br>From Helen Lazzaro:http://2epub.wikispaces.com/<br>From Lexcyle.com,Stanza Desktop<br>Open source software for Mac or Windows:Bookbin<br>From Google, a WYSIWYG ePub editor:Sigil<br>Freeonline e-Books for iPad by Mike King:<br>The Super Book of Web Tools</ins><br>]]></description>
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        <description><![CDATA[About Mike King<br>I am graduate from the University of Oklahoma in Public School Administration and have been a teacher and principal for thirty-two years. Under my tenure, my schools have been recognized as exemplary by the Oklahoma State Department of Education and named a National School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education. I have also has been individually recognized as the 2005 finalist for the Oklahoma Medal of Excellence Award in Educational Administration and was a finalist for the 2005 Association of Professional Oklahoma Educators Foundation Award in Educational Administration. My technical experience has been recognized by the Goddard Foundation for documentary filmmaking, USA Today’s “Best Bet” educational website, and the Oklahoma State Senate for participation in Operation School Net. I have presented workshops for a variety of local, state, and national groups and at the National Staff Development Council’s annual conference. I have served as an adjunct professor at the graduate school of education at Oklahoma University and Northwestern Oklahoma State University. I have co-authored several published supplements formy works in “Developing School Programs and Policies” which include: “A Guide to Developing Human Resources”, “Building Bridges of Trust”, “Developing a Safe and Healthy School Environment”, “Developing A Learning School” and “The Virtual Schoolhouse”. I currently live in Dodge City Kansas, where I have served for two years as a Middle School principal.<br>Download the Complete Mike King Portfolio<br>The Mike King Resume Links<br><ins>Breaking Ranks Framework Model</ins><br>View Portfolio Links<br>Mike King named the 2010 KGCT (Kansas Gifted, Talented and Creative) Administrator of the Year<br>Pictured below is Mike King receiving his award at the KGTC state conference held in Wichita, Kansas as he was presented by Mrs. Ann Adrian pictured top left.<br>Designing Highly Engaging Digital Lessons<br>]]></description>
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