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* [[May 2016 Favorite Tech Tools]] | * [[May 2016 Favorite Tech Tools]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:20, 4 May 2018
What are Favorite Tech Tools?
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.
What are examples of Favorite Tech Tools?
See links below for details on the tools presented in each year's session.
- May 2018 Favorite Tech Tools
- May 2017 Favorite Tech Tools
- May 2016 Favorite Tech Tools
- May 2015 Favorite Tech Tools
- May 2014 Favorite Tech Tools
- May 2013 Favorite Tech Tools: Sakai Edition
- May 2012 handout
- April 2011 handout
- April 2010 handout
- May 2009 handout
