Atomic Learning is excited to announce new content added to the site – including a workshop called YouTube for Educators and tutorials on Gliffy – as well as additions to the iPod Touch and iPad series.

Along with sharing videos, YouTube is also a forum for people to “connect, inform, and inspire others.” This workshop will discuss how to use YouTube, and how it can be an effective tool for educators wishing to incorporate the use of video in the classroom.

And, with Gliffy online diagram software, you can easily create professional-quality flowcharts, diagrams, floor plans, technical drawings, and more - for free!

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Tech Skills

Atomic Learning’s 21st Century Professional Development and Tech Integration Solution has been named a New Product winner of the 2010 Tech & Learning Awards of Excellence.

Tech & Learning magazine today named 78 education technology products as winners in its prestigious 28-year-old recognition program. A panel of more than 30 educators, who tested more than 140 entries, chose the winners.

How To Set Up a Technology Day in Your District
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
12 pm CST

With the seemingly impossible job of creating meaningful technology training opportunities for teachers and staff who are pressed for time, Tuloso-Midway ISD in Corpus Christi, Texas developed a “Teaching with Technology Day” which has become their very own district-wide technology conference.

Teachers have conference bags, programs, many sessions from which to choose, and most importantly, the opportunity to learn from their fellow teachers what technology integration really looks like in the classroom. Having just completed their fifth such conference, they have developed a step-by-step guide that can be used to plan a technology conference in any district.

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Atomic Learning announces the release of new content  spanning from Google Chrome 5 to PowerPoint 2010 – Intro both for PC and a fully updated series on Google Docs – A Focus on Documents. Tech Integration Projects include Building a Blog – Google Blogger and fully updated Searching the Web – Intro. We’ve also added Facebook for Educators in this release – take a look and learn how to connect and use Facebook effectively with your students.

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In order for students to have 21st century skills to succeed and compete in today's global workplace, districts first need to develop those skills in their teachers. How do you build a professional development program that creates a solid understanding of the skills and develop the ability to integrate them into the classroom?

Join us as a panel from Lincoln Public Schools shares best practices and collaboration between departments to create a successful training and staff development program to help their teachers – and students – succeed with 21st century learning.

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Atomic Learning is a partner in this series of interactive events. Join us February 25 in Vegas!

Thursday, February 25, 2010Loews Lake Las Vegas
101 Montelago Boulevard
Henderson, NV 89011

HP, Intel, and our partners have joined forces with Tech & Learning to bring you the new 2010 HP & IntelDigital Learning Event Series.

Tech & Learning magazine today named 65 education technology products as winners in its prestigious 27-year-old recognition program. Honored software, hardware, network, and web products include innovative applications that break new ground as well as those that added significant enhancements to proven education tools. A panel of more than 30 educators, who tested more than 100 entries across the country, chose the winners.

"This year’s awards have grown to include new hardware and network categories", says Kevin Hogan, Editorial Director for NewBay Media’s Tech & Learning Group. "Our judges, which include stalwarts such as our resident expert Joe Huber and the staff of Philadelphia’s Science Leadership Academy, put dozens of entries through their paces. To come out with their seal of approval is a testament to the product."

When I first started being a Tech Director (former job) I felt great pride in being the guru of tech knowledge and unfortunately, I also did my best to keep that knowledge just beyond the reach of the staff. You might call it a lot of things….but in actuality it was a lot of conceit with a bit of job security.