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• • • • • Search All Resources • Best Practices • Compliance and DEI • Conferences & Events • eLearning Tools & Technology • Engagement • Evaluation • Gamification • General L&D • Instructional / Learning Design • Leadership • LMS & MOOCs • Managing Training • Performance Mgmt & Support • Presentation Design Skills & Delivery • Sales • Talent Management • Training • • ROI • Presentation Design • • • • • • • • • • Overview • Basic • MembershipPLUS • • I’m officially a muggle. At least that’s what "Team512"—known more colloquially as Margo Peterson among her colleagues at the University of California, San Francisco, where she works—playfully confirmed earlier today when I found her on the Hidden Garden Steps here in San Francisco’s Inner Sunset District. Muggles, as readers of the J.K. Rowling Harry Potter series (or the Wikipedia "Muggle" article) know, are those lacking magical powers and magical blood. They are also, under the rules of the Geocaching game that brought Peterson to the Steps this morning, those not yet initiated into the pleasures of geocaching—whimsical searches that incorporate GPS technology into excursions introducing residents and visitors to places they might otherwise not be inclined to explore throughout the world. Geocachers who are successful at onsite and online searches find a variety of objects—the one on the Steps is a small ceramic turtle containing a metal cylinder with a piece of paper that geocachers use to document that they were there be...

Start a new meeting It's free, quick, and you don't have to sign up. Twiddla does web meetings And this is our blog Mark up websites, graphics, and photos, or start brainstorming on a blank canvas. Browse the web with your friends or make that conference call more productive than ever. No plug-ins, downloads, or firewall voodoo - it's all here, ready to go when you are. We've been spending a lot of time lately working on Twiddla's Now, even though it's always been easy to get up and running with the API, until now we haven't had a good way to let people test out advanced features such as Co-Branding and custom CSS and Javascript to completely customize the way the Whiteboard looks and feels. Try it out with a Free Account Click here to get an API Sandbox account. This weekend, we introduced a way for developers to test out every last piece of the API without having to upgrade to a paid plan. We call it the API Sandbox account. It never expires, and it gives full API access, with just a few minor limitations to dissuade folks from trying to run a production site with it. Pretty cool, eh? Take it for a spin and let us know what you think.

• • • Years active 2004 – present Labels JamFlow Records Members • Mihali Savoulidis • Ryan Dempsey • Zdenek Gubb • Adrian Tramontano Past members • Billy Comstock • Brook Jordan Website .com Twiddle is an American rock band. They are a History [ ] Twiddle formed at Twiddle holds an annual festival called Tumble Down at On April 20, 2018 Twiddle appeared on In 2022, Jordan took a hiatus from the band, Kung Fu's Adrian Tramontano is currently filling in for Jordan. On November 29th 2022, Savoulidis announced that the band will be taking an indefinite hiatus for the foreseeable future with 2023 being their last year touring. Discography [ ] • The Natural Evolution of Consciousness – 2007 • Somewhere on the Mountain – 2011 • Live at Nectar's – 2014 • Plump: Chapter One – 2015; • Plump: Chapter Two – 2017 • Live from Tumble Down 2018 – 2018 • Every Last Leaf - 2022 References [ ] • Marks, Evan (March 16, 2013). Grateful Web. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Hurwich, Dylan (October 22, 2013). Grateful Web. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Weathers, Taraleigh (January 14, 2015). Huffington Post. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Mason, Pete (June 24, 2015). NYS Music. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Friedman, Lilli (June 27, 2014). Relix. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Nestor, Matt (March 17, 2016). Jambands.com. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Ojeda, Daniel (April 17, 2016). Live for Live Music. Retrieved April 12, 2016. • Bernstein, Scott (February 28, 2016). JamBase. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Bernstein, Sco...

This week I am hosting some guest bloggers. This is a guest post from Mary Kate O'Meara. If you have been searching for an online collaboration tool that is versatile and easy to use, then One of the things I like about Best of all, If you are a teacher or a student Twiddla will provide you a free pro-account. Sign up for a free trial, then send them an email from a .edu or comparable address. Be sure to include your username. If you just want to check out the features Twiddla offers join a public session and play in their sandbox. I was thrilled to find that The most important feature of My little ones have become great collaborators, initiating their own Click image to view full size. I am a teacher for the Grosse Pointe Public Schools in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. I have a multiage class of first through third grade students. I have written for ASCD, and been a presenter for The University of Virginia’s Summer Institute on Academic Diversity, presented at The Michigan Reading Association Annual Conference, been a lead presenter for the Virtual 4 T Conference hosted by The University of Michigan’s School of Education and School of Innovation, and I will be presenting at The Institute for Innovation in Education gathering in Ann Arbor, in June. • ► (328) • ► (31) • ► (1) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (4) • ► (2) • ► (1) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (3) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (58) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (...

By the end of today, Imagine if, instead of hosting Meetings at Twiddla, all of those people had to travel across country just to meet face to face. Imagine the fuel savings alone. Better still, imagine they all had to travel overseas. By sailboat even. And imagine if, when they got there, they couldn't find a cab and they had to walk for miles or possibly even steal a horse just to get to that meeting. I mean, what would you do with that horse once you got there? You couldn't keep it. You'd have to kill it, right, just to cover your tracks? So even by a conservative estimate of 3 people per meeting, it's probably safe to say that Twiddla has saved the lives of at least 300,000 horses this year alone. Now that's something to be proud of. Thanks to all of our devoted supporters for helping make this a reality.

By the end of today, Imagine if, instead of hosting Meetings at Twiddla, all of those people had to travel across country just to meet face to face. Imagine the fuel savings alone. Better still, imagine they all had to travel overseas. By sailboat even. And imagine if, when they got there, they couldn't find a cab and they had to walk for miles or possibly even steal a horse just to get to that meeting. I mean, what would you do with that horse once you got there? You couldn't keep it. You'd have to kill it, right, just to cover your tracks? So even by a conservative estimate of 3 people per meeting, it's probably safe to say that Twiddla has saved the lives of at least 300,000 horses this year alone. Now that's something to be proud of. Thanks to all of our devoted supporters for helping make this a reality.

• • • Years active 2004 – present Labels JamFlow Records Members • Mihali Savoulidis • Ryan Dempsey • Zdenek Gubb • Adrian Tramontano Past members • Billy Comstock • Brook Jordan Website .com Twiddle is an American rock band. They are a History [ ] Twiddle formed at Twiddle holds an annual festival called Tumble Down at On April 20, 2018 Twiddle appeared on In 2022, Jordan took a hiatus from the band, Kung Fu's Adrian Tramontano is currently filling in for Jordan. On November 29th 2022, Savoulidis announced that the band will be taking an indefinite hiatus for the foreseeable future with 2023 being their last year touring. Discography [ ] • The Natural Evolution of Consciousness – 2007 • Somewhere on the Mountain – 2011 • Live at Nectar's – 2014 • Plump: Chapter One – 2015; • Plump: Chapter Two – 2017 • Live from Tumble Down 2018 – 2018 • Every Last Leaf - 2022 References [ ] • Marks, Evan (March 16, 2013). Grateful Web. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Hurwich, Dylan (October 22, 2013). Grateful Web. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Weathers, Taraleigh (January 14, 2015). Huffington Post. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Mason, Pete (June 24, 2015). NYS Music. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Friedman, Lilli (June 27, 2014). Relix. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Nestor, Matt (March 17, 2016). Jambands.com. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Ojeda, Daniel (April 17, 2016). Live for Live Music. Retrieved April 12, 2016. • Bernstein, Scott (February 28, 2016). JamBase. Retrieved June 12, 2016. • Bernstein, Sco...

Start a new meeting It's free, quick, and you don't have to sign up. Twiddla does web meetings And this is our blog Mark up websites, graphics, and photos, or start brainstorming on a blank canvas. Browse the web with your friends or make that conference call more productive than ever. No plug-ins, downloads, or firewall voodoo - it's all here, ready to go when you are. We've been spending a lot of time lately working on Twiddla's Now, even though it's always been easy to get up and running with the API, until now we haven't had a good way to let people test out advanced features such as Co-Branding and custom CSS and Javascript to completely customize the way the Whiteboard looks and feels. Try it out with a Free Account Click here to get an API Sandbox account. This weekend, we introduced a way for developers to test out every last piece of the API without having to upgrade to a paid plan. We call it the API Sandbox account. It never expires, and it gives full API access, with just a few minor limitations to dissuade folks from trying to run a production site with it. Pretty cool, eh? Take it for a spin and let us know what you think.

This week I am hosting some guest bloggers. This is a guest post from Mary Kate O'Meara. If you have been searching for an online collaboration tool that is versatile and easy to use, then One of the things I like about Best of all, If you are a teacher or a student Twiddla will provide you a free pro-account. Sign up for a free trial, then send them an email from a .edu or comparable address. Be sure to include your username. If you just want to check out the features Twiddla offers join a public session and play in their sandbox. I was thrilled to find that The most important feature of My little ones have become great collaborators, initiating their own Click image to view full size. I am a teacher for the Grosse Pointe Public Schools in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. I have a multiage class of first through third grade students. I have written for ASCD, and been a presenter for The University of Virginia’s Summer Institute on Academic Diversity, presented at The Michigan Reading Association Annual Conference, been a lead presenter for the Virtual 4 T Conference hosted by The University of Michigan’s School of Education and School of Innovation, and I will be presenting at The Institute for Innovation in Education gathering in Ann Arbor, in June. • ► (328) • ► (31) • ► (1) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (4) • ► (2) • ► (1) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (3) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (58) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (2) • ► (...

• • • • • Search All Resources • Best Practices • Compliance and DEI • Conferences & Events • eLearning Tools & Technology • Engagement • Evaluation • Gamification • General L&D • Instructional / Learning Design • Leadership • LMS & MOOCs • Managing Training • Performance Mgmt & Support • Presentation Design Skills & Delivery • Sales • Talent Management • Training • • ROI • Presentation Design • • • • • • • • • • Overview • Basic • MembershipPLUS • • I’m officially a muggle. At least that’s what "Team512"—known more colloquially as Margo Peterson among her colleagues at the University of California, San Francisco, where she works—playfully confirmed earlier today when I found her on the Hidden Garden Steps here in San Francisco’s Inner Sunset District. Muggles, as readers of the J.K. Rowling Harry Potter series (or the Wikipedia "Muggle" article) know, are those lacking magical powers and magical blood. They are also, under the rules of the Geocaching game that brought Peterson to the Steps this morning, those not yet initiated into the pleasures of geocaching—whimsical searches that incorporate GPS technology into excursions introducing residents and visitors to places they might otherwise not be inclined to explore throughout the world. Geocachers who are successful at onsite and online searches find a variety of objects—the one on the Steps is a small ceramic turtle containing a metal cylinder with a piece of paper that geocachers use to document that they were there be...