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Sep 24, 2017 30 min

Learning Out Loud With #TeamLearnography - Classroom Circles

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In this episode, a continuing interview with Dr. Patrick Carney, psychologist with Ontario's Simcoe-Muskoka School District. Also Learnography's CEO, Amy Coupal, speaks about the importance of their "My Class Needs" project—a crowdsourcing website that connects deserving K-12 classroom projects with interested donors. You can find #TeamLearnography at learnography.ca and be sure to visit My Class Needs at myclassneeds.ca

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