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MyNetDiary Worth a Try
(2025-01-29) Hailey Sercan; Kathryn M, Kolasa
This is a weekly Q and A newspaper column under the byline of Dr. Kathy Kolasa.  Today's column is about an app called MyNetDiary. MyNetDiary is very similar to Cronometer and works by tracking your calories and exercise. With premium features, app users can meet with a dietitian to create a meal plan, and receive exclusive recipes and guidance on nutrition.
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Understanding the Use of Emerging Technology in the Middle School Art Classroom
(East Carolina University, December 2024) Murphy, Aleix Kobie
This study explores the use of emerging technology in middle school art classrooms. It is intended to assist the Wake County Public School System’s Middle School Professional Learning Community identify where their members most need support accessing resources and guidance for emerging technology integration. The research methods included a survey and an interview. A sample size represented the middle school art teachers within the county. 22 teachers completed the survey, and two were interviewed. The participating art teachers gave insights into factors that influence their perspectives of technology integration and opinions on the support received from the professional learning community and school system. Art teachers indicated a need for technology-oriented professional development opportunities, the facilitation of technology training to promote digital citizenship for their students, potential collaborations between art and career and technical education departments, and funding for both installations and maintenance of technologies. Overall, the findings highlighted the need for increased guidance and support from the professional learning community and school system to help teachers integrate technology effectively into their art classrooms.
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