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ACTE Online Communities
& Online Photos and Videos ACTE has several online communities to meet different needs. http://cop.acteonline.org/COP A members-only Web site where you can form communities, share resources, take polls and have in-depth discussions with fellow CTE professionals. Requires you to log in; typically, the username is your member ID and the password is your last name. Communities include the ACTE Main community, communities for ACTE Divisions and committees, and more. ACTE on LinkedIn
Post ACTE Videos on your Web site To embed the ACTE SchoolTube Mini Video Player (MVP) below, which includes a playlist of ACTE videos such as student-produced PSAs, legislators speaking on the importance of CTE, the student-produced Convention 2007 montage and videos from the Arizona state association, click on “Add to your site …” below the player below. A new page will open. Choose the ACTE playlist and add the code to your Web site. Contact Catherine Imperatore with questions and suggestions or if you are interested in participating more in ACTE online communities. | NEW! Learn More About Web 2.0: ACTE Blogs Division blogs focus on topics of interest to each Division and to CTE in general. New and Related Services
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Subscribe via e-mail (for assistance, scroll down) - Blogger Chris Droessler is school-to-career coordinator for the Wake County Public School System in North Carolina and president of the School-to-Work/Careers Section in the ACTE New and Related Services Division.
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ACTE launched its inaugural Convention blog for the 2007 conference in Las Vegas. Revisit this page in the fall for information on the 2008 Convention blog! To receive updates to an ACTE blog through e-mail, click on "Subscribe via e-mail" under the name of the blog above. Input your e-mail address.
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To receive updates to an ACTE blog in an RSS reader, click on "Subscribe via RSS" under the name of the blog above. Under “Subscribe Now!” choose an RSS reader. You will be asked to create an account if you do not already have one. Once you are logged in to the RSS reader of your choice, choose “add subscription” or “add feed.” When you subscribe to a blog, updates to that blog are automatically sent to your RSS reader (or feed reader). An RSS reader can be a downloadable program or a Web-based application. An easy, free, Web-based RSS reader is Google Reader. Learn more by reading an RSS and Feed FAQ and by viewing an ACTE tutorial on RSS. Contact Catherine Imperatore with questions or if you are interested in blogging for your Division or for the 2008 Convention. Other Blogs & Online Resources CTE-related online resources: Education technology resources: |
