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 * Insert he following code into an html widget:




 * You must then upload your .ggb file to your wiki and insert it somewhere. I usually place it right underneath the widget so the original source file can be found easily.
 * Alternatively you can join the GeoGebra users group at [] and upload your files there. You might even find some files created by other users that you can use right away.
 * Once it is inserted, copy the url address of the uploaded .ggb file.
 * Go back to your widget by double clicking on it and paste your GeoGebra file's url in place of http://bigmacmath.wikispaces.com/file/view/Derivative+Definition.ggb.

Caution: when you are finished with creating your GeoGebra file and before it is uploaded to your wiki, make sure you are conscious of the viewable area of your graphic. The viewable area in Geogebra starts in the upper left corner of the editing screen. So unless you want a huge display on your wiki, remember to pack as much of the necessary viewable area in the upper left of your screen to minimize the size of the applet area.

Using Wolfram-Alpha In the Classroom

 * Click here to access the Webinar Recording

Blooms Taxonomy

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Google 4 Education

 * http://bigmacmath.wikispaces.com/googleapps



Best Practices Videos from BLaST

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Introductory Moodle Video
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RSS Feed from http://moodle-tutorials.blogspot.com:

 * rss url="http://feeds.feedburner.com/MoodleTutorials?format\x3dxml" link="true" number="10"

Twitter Moodlers:

 * http://twitter.com/moodlersonline

Importing an ExamView assessment into Moodle.

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