A couple pro tips as you get started with Slack. We'll discuss threaded discussions, sharing content, the Slackbot, direct messaging, and apps.

A quick video tutorial on how to navigate and use Slack on your iOS device.

A video overview of the basics of Slack as you get up and running.

A quick primer on why you should have a YouTube channel...and what you should do with it.

1. Have an intro video introducing yourself...what are you good at?
- who are you?
- what are you? what are you becoming?
- why?

2. Bookmark/save for later videos you want to watch/use/etc.

3. Save/share playlists for students to use

4. Upload and share content for students

I continue my review of Hangouts Chat (https://chat.google.com). In this exploration, I'm still not that enthused about the organization of Hangouts Chat...although it is getting better. I also noticed some "weird" connections to traditional Hangouts. I conclude with a thought that if Google really wanted to make this great, they would connect this to Google Groups and make an all in one collaborative suite for work/school.

I finally had Hangouts Chat opened up and put together a quick video overview.

Sign in (https://chat.google.com/) if you have it enabled on your G Suite account. The link for services and bots is available here (https://developers.google.com/hangouts/chat/).

Let me know what you think, and if you have more questions. I'll put together another video as I continue to play with the tool.

A quick overview of Slack, and some comments about how I use it. I also talk about what I'm looking for as I consider and review other options to bring this into my research and teaching environments.

Guidance on how I got the Technopanic Podcast up and running while hosting episodes for free on the Internet Archive. I use my hosted WordPress website along with the Blubrry PowerPress WordPress plugin to get my content out to the people.

All links are below. Let me know if I can help in any capacity.

https://screentime.me/technopanic-podcast/
https://archive.org/details/TechnopanicPodcast
https://create.blubrry.com/resources/powerpress/

A tour of how I set up my Mac computer to stay productive, and try not to focus on other things, or get lost in the mess I frequently see on people's computers.

Peergrade is quickly becoming a valuable tool in my classes. I use it to team up with Google Drive, and Google Classroom to create a system to allow students to give and get feedback. This video describes how I structure assessments including formative and summative assessments.