Tired of sharing that perfectly aligned CP2 taxonomy document with the CP1 teacher, only to have her erase half of your taxa and all of the page numbers, so it matches her curriculum (sorry, Lori!) but is useless, now, to you? Wondering if she's doing it out of spite?  Save your relationships!  Share safely with your colleagues!  If you want to force anyone to make a copy of your Google Doc, Slideshow, Sheet, or Form, simply copy the URL .... BUT  before you send it, amend it.  See all that stuff after the slash in Lori's copy? Starts with the word "edit"?  get rid of that stuff, and write in "copy" after the slash, as in the second URL. This forces the receiver, when opening, to make a copy.  Had Lori but known, I wouldn't have ruined her night's work.  

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GsD4JxRV-hyUJLj8OQZHrTF_jLP9sfMYxquF3780yzU/edit#heading=h.o2u9lqrf6txb


https://docs.google.com/a/ipsk12.net/document/d/1GsD4JxRV-hyUJLj8OQZHrTF_jLP9sfMYxquF3780yzU/copy

Try it yourself.  Copy and paste the first URL, and mess with Lori's Doc.  (less blame for me).  Then copy and paste the second URL, and notice the difference.  Cool, huh?

Recap

Recap provides teachers with new, creative ways to gather evidence of student thinking using video. It helps create new learning connections between students, parents and teachers, and foster more transformation dialogue by everyone. Using a web browser, teachers create and assign questions to a student, a group of students or the whole class through a web browser.  The Recap app prompts students to respond on video. Recap can be use on a Chromebook, laptop, iPad or android tablet.

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