Digital Citizenship & EdPuzzle

Today's my first day back after the tragedies of Hurricane Harvey. I've the fortunate pleasure of teaching a digital media course to further advance my platform of the "Social Media Librarian."
Please check out our class workspace: GLEC-PVA Digital Media Class.
To begin this year off on the right foot, I've included these jewels from my EdPuzzle account! Enjoy!

Please join this Edupuzzle using the PIN: viovpin.

Here's AASL's 2017 Best Technology Apps for Learning:
For my DIGITAL MEDIA STUDENTS ONLY, please complete this survey for one of your daily grades:
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  1. custom writing service reviewsSeptember 29, 2017 at 9:50 AM

    Glad to know that your are sound and safe,May God protect you always. I have also seen your other electronic classes of Digital media and Ed puzzle and they all were very well explained.

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  2. Tech IT SolutionsOctober 9, 2017 at 12:56 AM

    Can you please post some more details of your classes? I’d appreciate it if you could post a course outline and the process for registration.

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  3. custom writing service reviewsOctober 12, 2017 at 11:02 AM

    thank you so much for this. they are amazing. it is nice to see someone put so much effort into something they love doing. it is really motivational. keep posting more

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