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EDU GIFs: 5 Meaningful ideas for using gifs in your classroom

10/26/2015

 
Well, we are just about done with our "how to create and use" GIF series. Oh, we're going to keep making them on our GIFs page! But we're on to other EdTech topics.

So we leave you with some of our ideas - here are 5 Meaningful Ideas for Using GIFs in your Classroom.

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