Might print something like this, great for learning!

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@jobadge34 Thanks for pointing me to your resource list! Funny how these things are right under our noses sometimes. I have already gained so many new ideas for my classroom just by watching these application videos. If you haven't seen the video from jamestsanders yet, it's definitely worth watching. I've subscribed to his channel and he's posting awesome content regularly! This seems like such a great community to build!

@antheald LOL, yes, wanted to try and improve the original version. Haven't made many videos and knew that my peers would help me make it better than I could alone :-)

@BootlegStan thanks :-) the list of tools I used is on the information under the video if you are interested. Fingers crossed to meet soon.

And thank you for commenting on my video. I think yours is splendid! There are some really cool looking things going on there, and I had no idea what you used to create them. Hope to see you there!

So good you made it twice! Great job.

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@jamestsanders great tips, thanks again. Good luck with your application :-)

@jamestsanders :-) I see you are a chromebook pioneer, so I am immensely flattered that you took the time to watch and comment. Thank you! Any tips on improving it would be most welcome (I am going to add some music, and re-record the audio, add some text signposting throughout. I've just hosted a TeachMeet so was going add a last shot in about how I can share practice with other educators.)

Thank you for the help.

thanks! i'm still having problems with my data analysis. at least this cheer me up a little.