Zoom Video Settings for Teachers
Today I’ll be looking at Zoom and focusing on the settings every teacher should know to effectively manage their online classroom.
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REPOST: How our morals might politically polarize just about anything
larming experiment is evidence that efforts to bring extreme partisans of either stripe closer to the middle will not solve political polarization. republished from the conversation website
images in google drive not showing up in google photos?
How to get pictures in google drive to show up in google photos.
give twitter direct message spammers the bird
are you seeing a lot of junk in your twitter direct message folder? a new twitter setting may be at fault. here’s how to fight back.
don’t let sponsored content leave you singing the blues
do sponsored content native advertising, work? yes, if they’re done right. marketers must take care to avoid situations where the audience feels deceived.
attribution: if you didn’t write it, cite it
poor attribution creates uncertainty. uncertainty results in delay and (sometimes) flawed choices based on imperfect information. stand for clarity.
promote pertinent posts by tagging twitter people pix
don’t miss your chance to engage alumni donors
are you leveraging every contact to help engage alumni donors? don’t pass up any opportunities to encourage and measure interaction!
don’t forget responsive visual content
making your website or email responsive can have negative consequences for beautiful, but non-responsive visual content.
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linkedin has always offered a budget version of its premium accounts, but it has never been easy to find. are you on linkedin’s basic (free) plan? save $20 or more a month for the most popular premium features with linkedin spotlight account. (30 day free trial with this link)