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| − | Each year, Durham Tech's Instructional Technologies staff presents a session showcasing some of our favorite tech tools for instruction. The focus is on free (or cheap) tools that are relatively easy to use without training. | + | Each year, Durham Tech's Instructional Technologies staff presents a session showcasing some of our favorite tech tools for instruction. The focus is on free (or cheap) tools that are relatively easy to use without training. See links below for details presented in each year's session. |
* [[May 2013 Favorite Tech Tools: Sakai Edition]] | * [[May 2013 Favorite Tech Tools: Sakai Edition]] | ||
Revision as of 09:58, 30 April 2014
Each year, Durham Tech's Instructional Technologies staff presents a session showcasing some of our favorite tech tools for instruction. The focus is on free (or cheap) tools that are relatively easy to use without training. See links below for details presented in each year's session.
