Google is the primary entry point into the vast resources available on the Internet, yet most people don't understand why it is so special and how to use it effectively.  This fun, fast-paced session explores Google's latest tools that students, teachers, parents and administrators can use to personalize and share information in exciting new ways.

This podcast was produced by Amy Murphy through a partnership between CLMS, CLHS and CUE.

Are you a gadget head? Do you surf the net or listen closely to geeks talking hopes of hearing about a cool software product or gizmo? Leslie Fisher, aka the Gadget Freak, will show you some of her favorite hardware and software gadgets that do everything from make your life easier to provide piles of fun. Hardware, software and even completely off-topic gadgets will be discussed.

This podcast was produced by Amy Murphy through a partnership between CLMS, CLHS and CUE.

David Warlick is an innovator in educational technology.  During his three decades as an educator, he developed many popular, free software tools for teachers.  For the past ten years, he has headed The Landmark Project, a web development, consulting and innovative firm.  His website, Landmarks for Schools, receives more than six million visits a month.  David is the author of three books on instructional technology and 21-century literacy. In his keynote, he speaks on Millennial Children and Our Classrooms.

This podcast was produced by Amy Murphy through a partnership between CLMS, CLHS and CUE.

Recorded on November 18, 2006

An animated and knowledgeable presenter, Leslie Fisher is a technology consultant specializing in K-12 education.  As a senior systems engineer for Apple Computer Inc., she provided technology solutions to school districts and served as the Internet resource for Apple's western educational region.  In 1997, she started Fisher Technologies Inc. to provide educators with consulting and training services.  In this keynote, Leslie discusses Using Scanners, Digital Cameras and Digital Video Cameras in the Classroom.

This podcast was produced by Amy Murphy through a partnership between CLMS, CLHS and CUE.

This session provided a guided tour of TechSETS' new, free, online Student Tech Team resources, which were designed to support the increasing number of schools and districts that are training students in basic technology support skills.  Resources include sample projects and materials from the California Student Tech Corp and GenTECH programs.

This podcast was produced by Amy Murphy through a partnership between CLMS, CLHS and CUE.

Attendees at this session learned how to create a variety of standards-based podcasts to publish student work and connect with parents and the community.

This podcast was produced by Amy Murphy through a partnership between CLMS, CLHS and CUE.

Final episode from the 2006 CUE Conference. Student Technology Showcase, CUE Awards and Spotlight Speaker David Warlick featured. Interviewed: - David Warlick, CUE Spotlight Speaker, The Landmark Project - Penny Endicott, Teacher - Erin, Student Technology Showcase Presenter - Tony Anderson, CUE Platinum Recipient, Director of Informational Services, Fullerton School District - Scott Smith, President, CUE Board of Directors Produced by CUE, Inc. in collaboration with Cinedlg :: Consuelo Molina, Jonathan Madrigal and Ernesto Hernandez

Welcome to CUEcast, Computer Using Educators daily podcast from the floor of the CUE 2006 Conference, March 9-11, in Palm Springs, CA. A tiny sample of the over 230 CUE exhibitors sharing their products, discussing how they can impact education. Exhibitors interviewed: - Laura Gallagher, Inspiration - Ellen Cohen, Visual Thesaurus - Dan Roach, Apple Computer Produced by CUE, Inc. in collaboration with Cinedlg :: Consuelo Molina, Jonathan Madrigal and Ernesto Hernandez

Welcome to CUEcast, Computer Using Educators daily podcast from the floor of the CUE 2006 Conference, March 9-11, in Palm Springs, CA. CUE attendees are asked to explain what a podcast is and how it can impact education. Attendees interviewed: - Claire Moolenaar, Teacher - Nora McKenna, Teacher - Paul Williams, Teacher - Ulises, 3rd Grader - Sandy Brenner, Apple Computer Representative - Cynthia Rounds, Teacher Produced by CUE, Inc. in collaboration with Cinedlg :: Consuelo Molina, Jonathan Madrigal and Ernesto Hernandez

Welcome to CUEcast, Computer Using Educators daily podcast from the floor of the CUE 2006 Conference, March 9-11, in Palm Springs, CA. Several notable Conference presenters are interviewed, including: - Alan November, Spotlight Speaker, novemberlearning.com - Hall Davidson, Presenter & CUE Board Member at Large, mediafestival.org - Ted Lai, Presenter, Los Angeles County Office of Education, Apple Distinguished Educator Produced by CUE, Inc. in collaboration with Cinedlg :: Consuelo Molina, Jonathan Madrigal and Ernesto Hernandez

Welcome to CUEcast, Computer Using Educators daily podcast from the floor of the CUE 2006 Conference, March 9-11, in Palm Springs, CA. Several notable CUE leaders are interviewed, including: - Mike Lawrence, Executive Director, CUE - Scott Smith, Presient, CUE Board of Directors - Dr. David Thornburg, Thornburg Center - Charles Duval, Teacher - April Moore, California Technology Assistance Project (CTAP) Produced by CUE, Inc. in collaboration with Cinedlg :: Consuelo Molina, Jonathan Madrigal and Ernesto Hernandez.