Getting+Started

=Getting Started= This project should be self sustaining and you will be able to manage and pace it to work in a way thta you feel it will be of most benefit to your ideas. There are many different approaches you can use, and indeed you may change the way you use it over the duration of the project.

1. Signing up to Scoop.it for education
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**1**. Curating & Sharing
A quick overview of adding web resources and tagging them

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3. Discovering resources
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 * Possible** **approaches:**
 * by teacher for other teachers
 * by teachers for students
 * by students within a project
 * collaborative resource created by students for other students
 * interschool resources

[|**Project Scoop.it**] The I have set up this Scoop.it resource specifically to use as a testbed and for trouble shooting

When you are ready....to create your Scoop.it account

 * 1) ====Create your Scoop.i Educational Account by logging on to and sign up for the Education Free trial option, (you won't be committing to anything other than the project.====
 * 2) ====Let me have your account details and I will pass these on to Scoop.it who will extend your free trial to 3 month followed by another 3 months. (//This is done in 2 stages to match scoop.it's administrative processes.//)====

Up and Running
When your project is up and running it is important to share it as widely as possile using social networks, web pages vles and other education contacts

OK - lets see how it goes....

 * Links**

Using Scoop.it Video Tutorials