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Michelle Nash of Lewisville ISD presented “Gentlemen, Start Your Lessons!” where she discussed how to actually integrate technology with software such as Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, Google Earth, and much more at the elementary level. I wanted to show you all some video of the TCEA conference through my blog so that you could see [...]

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