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SAMR stands for Substitution, Augmentation, Modification and Redefinition.

This week on #gurochat, we will explore this model for adopting technology in our classrooms. We will check out ways that we can advance in this ladder of adoption and improve on our practice.

Join Mary Manzano, Alfonso Mangubat, Liza Requiso and Rizza Piccio as we discuss our journey in this episode of The Weekend Habit #gurochat.

The Weekend Habit #gurochat is a Twitter Chat + Podcast + Livestream happening on Facebook, YouTube and Periscope (Twitter) every Saturday, 9:30 AM GMT + 8.

Each week, we ask five questions from our participants and we discuss the answers with our guest co-moderators.

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Ideation means generating lots of ideas. Brainstorming encourages you to think expansively and without constraints. It's often the wild ideas that spark visionary thoughts. With careful preparation and a clear set of rules, a brainstorm session can yield hundreds of fresh ideas.

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Interpretation transforms our stories into meaningful insights.

Join us as we tackle Stage 2- Interpretation as part of our Design Thinking challenge in The Weekend Habit #gurochat. Our theme is Creating a Culture of Innovation in Online Learning. This week, we are joined by @teacherforest, @rizzapiccio and @therequisos in the livestream and we will talk about stories and insights that we glean from our challenges.

The Weekend Habit #gurochat is a Twitter chat series simulcast on YouTube Live (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1dC6ZFGgCM) and Facebook Live that happens every Saturday 9:30AM GMT + 8 and moderated by Mary Manzano (@_marymanzano) and Alfonso Mangubat (@teacherforest)

Want to join but don't have the time? Drop your answer in Twitter using #gurochat, or comment in one of the recorded livestreams:

Facebook: https://facebook.com/gtechguruPH/live

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You may also answer on video by going to flipgrid.com and using the code: gurochat.

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Fall in love with the problem, as we tackle Stage 1- Discovery of Design Thinking in The Weekend Habit #gurochat. This week, we are joined by @teacherforest and @rizzapiccio in the livestream and we will talk about framing a design challenge.

The Weekend Habit #gurochat is a Twitter chat series simulcast on YouTube Live (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1dC6ZFGgCM) and Facebook Live that happens every Saturday 9:30AM GMT + 8 and moderated by Mary Manzano (@_marymanzano) and Alfonso Mangubat (@teacherforest)

Want to join but don't have the time? Drop your answer in Twitter using #gurochat, or comment in one of the recorded livestreams:

Facebook: https://facebook.com/gtechguruPH/live

YouTube: https;//youtube.com/gtechguru/live

You may also answer on video by going to flipgrid.com and using the code: gurochat.

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This Saturday, we are introducing a new segment to our Twitter chat called Ship It or R.I.P. it. In this episode, we will take a look at different popular apps that teachers like to app-smash or use together and we will let you be the judge! Should we ship them or RIP them? We also invited some guests into the stream to join us in the chat - Liza Requiso and Rizza Piccio - two amazing teachers!

The Weekend Habit #gurochat is a new Twitter chat series simulcast on YouTube Live and Facebook Live that happens every Saturday 9:30AM GMT + 8 and moderated by Mary Manzano (@_marymanzano) and Alfonso Mangubat (@teacherforest)

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For this episode, immerse yourself in some good ol' fashioned fun as we talk about all the things a teacher will do to make sure that students have fun while learning.

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The Weekend Habit #gurochat is a new Twitter chat series simulcast on YouTube Live and Facebook Live that happens every Saturday 9:30AM GMT + 8 and moderated by Mary Manzano (@_marymanzano) and Alfonso Mangubat (@teacherforest)

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This Saturday, we are joined by teachers in the Twitter world for a one-hour discussion on what they're doing to prepare for online teaching. The good thing about it is, if you're not on Twitter, you can still join the discussion by commenting your answers on YouTube and Facebook Live. Tune in to the following channels to watch us discuss these answers and also answer some questions you may have about participating in a Twitter chat in the future:

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