Eno & Easiteach Workshop

Eno & Easiteach Workshop
(2 Parts)
Links, Handouts and Tutorials

On Tuesday, July 19th and Thursday, July 21st, I will be leading sessions at the McKinley Administration Building on Eno Whiteboards and RM Easiteach Next Generation, the whiteboard lesson-creation software.

Downloading & Creating Whiteboard Lessons with
RM Easiteach Next Generation






Location: Port Huron, Port Huron

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  2. Rick CampbellOctober 24, 2016 at 6:46 AM

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