"Lucidpress is a slick new service from the same team that developed Lucidchart. Lucidpress is a slick tool for collaboratively creating multimedia documents."
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Tech tools that assist all students to be independent learners & teachers to become better teachers
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SpiderScribe - free online collaborative mind mapping software for brainstorming and project management...From my personal experience, both students and teachers have quickly learned how to use this mind mapping software. 
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A look at how PBS LearningMedia's "vast selection of rich digital media resources provides a great opportunity for blended learning that can engage students with compelling content, and directly align curriclum to the new standars." This post looks at the four central components in the Common Core State Standards (English Language Arts and Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science and Technical Subjects) and suggests examples of media found in the PBS Learning Media materials that may be used to address the standards. Specifically it addresses the following: * Emphasisis on informational text * The focus on argument * The push for media literacy * Encouraging online collaboration and exchange of ideas Many great suggestions are provided within each of the areas listed above.
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Richard Byrne has explored Lucidpress, a new tool from the creators of Lucidchart (which is one of the best deals around for educators for creating mindmaps) and states "I look at Lucidpress as being the best of Apple's Pages and the best of Google Documents combined into one slick service."
Like Lucidchart this tool is built for collaboration. The site states “receive feedback from coworkers…collaborate with anyone on any browser, anywhere. With live chat, document presence, and commenting, you’ll never have to compile scribbled feedback…”
Educators will be pleased to hear that free accounts are available.
To go directly to the video click through to Richard Byrne's post. To go directly to Lucidpress: https://www.lucidpress.com.