Whew, what an exciting week chock-full of learning, sharing and growing. I’m also foot-sore, but that, thankfully, has gone away. In the meantime, I’m finding myself trying to organize all the great stuff I ran into at TCEA14, not to mention all the stuff I recorded. That’s what appears below…and I’ll be adding to it. I hope you’ll add to the resources available in the comments!

At the conversation pictured below, Tim Holt called me the “podcast king.”

iRiver T10 audio recorder (note: not my fingers)

Simply, I was trying to capture as much content to take back with me to my school district. I didn’t quite realize how much I’d managed to capture–a total of 19 podcasts–with my obsolete iRiver T10 audio recorder, though!! Let that be a lesson to those of you who think all the great stuff in the world has to happen with the latest and greatest technology.

LISTEN TO PODCAST A few moments before Scott Laleman walks up and Jake (@duncanbilingual) leaves. From left to right, Miguel Guhlin, Tim Holt, Jake, Wendy Sanders.

From Scott Laleman:

My biggest takeaways were from the conversations I had with others. Today was a perfect example. As I walked in out of the cold, I heard my name called out as I was passing by the digital square. Miguel Guhlin (@mguhlin) said to me, “Tim (@timholt2007) is about to start a podcast. Sit down and join us.”Source: Scott Laleman, It’s All About the Connections

While Scott and others acknowledge the power of conversations in the Digital Square, that didn’t quite hit me until this conversation early Friday morning, as those of us who were grateful to make it to the Convention Center in spite of the weather, found our way.

In the meantime, here’s a round-up of TCEA related goodness….

Photo Album

• View Miguel’s TCEA 2014 Photo Album

Miguel’s Audio Recordings

• Recorded Presentations When Miguel was in the Room

1. Podcast of a Retrospective Chat on the Conference, Curriculum & Instruction and Tech
2. Twitter PD Panel
3. My Favorites from TCEA14
4. Learning to Share on the iPad (Mary Ray)
5. Tammy Worcester’s Handouts
6. Tell Me a Cuento – simple tools to get bilingual/ELL students talking and creating for any age across curriculum. http://bit.ly/tELLme
7. Ten iPad Projects Students Will Love
8. Google Academy Keynote by Liz Anderson
9. Chromebook Classroom with Liz Anderson
10. GoogleApps from Kern Kelley
11. Get Going with Google Sites (Lisa Thumann)
12. Reflections on Google Academy with Jacob Ortega
13. Flipped Classroom Learning with Arden Curtis
14. QR Codes in the Classroom
15. TCEA Educator Awards Ceremony
16. An Interview with the TCEA 2014 Tech Admin of the Year – http://ift.tt/1fUTEbH 
17. Technology Administrator of the Year Reflection

• Podcasts of Miguel’s Presentations

1. Writing Digitally
2. Drinking from the Internet Firehose – Content Curation
3. Build Your Virtual Classroom
4. Creating Online PD That Works

• Podcasts – Walking Around Chats Miguel Recorded

1. MyClassFlow Presentation
2. Chatting with Securly.com’s Co-Founder

Compilations of Resources, Notes from Others

1. TCEA Legislative Panel via @edtechsandyk
2. My Adventures at the 2014 TCEA Conference
3. Got Twitter? Make It Better!
4. “Adventures at TCEA 2014” http://sfy.co/ea3D 
5. Web Mix
6. A Great Google Drive Tool for Taking Notes While Watching Videos http://zite.to/1dtLuE3 
7. Build your own app presentation http://tackk.com/dqfw5r
8. App Smackdown
9. Presentation from “A Quest for a Game Based Classroom” session http://bit.ly/gamebased 
10. “iPads for Creativity” session can be found here-> http://ow.ly/tltZB
11. 21 year twitter challenge
12. whatshouldireadnext.com  –recommends books based on previous reads.
13. 50+ Chrome Extensions for Educators
14. All the apps I (Matt Gomez) have used in my Kindergarten class sorted by subject (100+) http://ow.ly/thsiC 
15. Curating TCEA14 Links – http://t.co/UPTMNwM5Zu
16. Various resources from TechNinjas – http://www.the3techninjas.org/#!web-20-tools/c1jod
17. Tools for the Scientific Method http://tinyurl.com/sciencetools4 
18. Resources from our Visible Thinking session #TCEA14 w/ @librarye1f https://www.smore.com/ncec
19. Tons and tons of Google Resources from the Google Academy: http://tcea.org/googleacademy 
20. Apps and Tools to invigorate Algebra
21. Google Scripts + Spreadsheets = Bacon session resources and notes with @edtech2020 http://resources.edtech2020.org/google-scripts 
22. push your screen to any device http://www.screenleap.com
23. Preparing Schools for Mobile Learning Success http://zite.to/1d1j4FG
24. http://awwapp.com  web whiteboard replacing interactive whiteboards

TCEA Session Notes and/or Handouts

1. The Power of Story – John Quinones
2. Great resource for Math teachers. http://mathcoachscorner.blogspot.com/  #appsmashing #TCEAMathAcad
3. Use Google Correlate to teach scatter plots
4. Audio Comments with Google Docs – http://t.co/LBhTSTQ13o
5. Recommended iPad apps – http://t.co/YhVNdgW1Km
6. Movenote.com presentation on google apps in drive for pic in pic presentations
7. @Holli_horton says, “We cannot give a device+few apps and expect true tech integration. Teachers need time to work apps into curriculum.”
8. Gotta check out http://www.mathnspired.com  if your classroom has nspires!
9. Notes from Google A-Z http://goo.gl/Z6K2jv – Monica Martinez
10. Get Going with Google Sites – Lisa Thumann (listen to podcast)
11. Rev Up Classroom w/Google Dr at #TCEA14 Resources can be found here: http://ow.ly/tehdM 
12. The basics of what iBooks Author can do (video) http://www.apple.com/ibooks-author/
13. Great copyright info #TCEA14 #googleacademy http://ow.ly/te8B6 
14. Teach Parents (or anyone else) Technology – Technical Support via video tutorials http://goo.gl/QxfxK
15. Google Scripts + Spreadsheets = Bacon session resources and notes with @edtech2020 http://resources.edtech2020.org/google-scripts
16. Explore different constitutions around the world! Constitute Project http://goo.gl/q2aLS2
17. Apps for Google Drive w/ @jbergland http://ow.ly/2b4vr6 
18. PowerPoint / Handout / Parallax eBook PDFs : http://mrgober.com/ 
19. #TCEAroboticsacademy 
20. Missing retired google services? Go to google graveyard
21. How to filter Google searches by reading level
22. MIT’s App Inventor Site
23. The Dead Sea Scrolls

And, of course, you can always try to figure out TCEA 2014’s Handout Repository one click at a time.
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