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Twitter Challenge!

1/30/2017

Calling all Jedi Trainees and others who want to do more with Twitter!

Beginner -
Take the 15 day Challenge
(Link is password protected -- contact Carol for more details)

Moderate user -
Challenge yourself to actively participate in an Educational Twitter Chat! "Actively" - would include an introduction; answering most all the chat questions; responding/replying/reposting of Tweets.
*This can be completed between February and April

Advanced user -
Challenge yourself to moderate or co-moderate an Educational Twitter Chat!
*This can be completed between February and April

Jedi Twitter Training

Participation Form

Beginner Challenge

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Share Fair Kansas

1/23/2017

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Share Fair Kansas

Saturday, February 25th
9:00am to 3:00pm
Andover Middle School (Andover, KS)
$25

Session Details

Sessions with Descriptions
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Share Fair Kansas Flyer
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Digital Breakouts

1/17/2017

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If your first question is "what is a breakout?", then you need to check out the following!
www.breakoutedu.com
BreakoutEDU

Now consider an online version of the "physical" game that is played. That my friends, is a digital breakout!

DIGITAL BREAKOUTS

The BreakoutEDU site has several digital games you can try out (linked on the above button). I suggest starting with a level 1 or level 2 game. You can also check out the Tech Jedi Digital Breakout Carol created for the Tech Jedi training.

With the digital version, you do not need the box and locks -- but it is very dependent on computer/Internet. Another difference you will find, is the lack of provided answers to the digital versions.

Without contacting the game creator, you will know the lock remains locked when you see "try again" or "still locked" as in the top left image. Once the lock is "unlocked" it will have a green line underneath and provide no further feedback (see bottom left image). Not having access to lock codes is different from the physical games that come with all lock codes and instructions!

Once all the locks are opened, you can submit the form. Depending on the creator, you may have a certificate or badge of completion.

FAQ's
If you would like more information or have some questions, check out the FAQ section for Digital Breakouts. Or reach out to Carol.

Create Your Own
If you would like to know more about creating Digital Breakouts, the BreakoutEDU site has a great collection of resources!

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