A Smackdown or Show and Tell is a sharing of websites, tools or teaching tricks that you have found to be great to use.  You are given 2 minutes to present the tool to the group.
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I strongly urge anyone planning an edcamp or TeachMeet to have this session during the lunch period.  Of course, you have to get someone to sponsor the lunch.  Or have a Smackdown for the entire group attending.

In this way everyone attending has the opportunity to see these wonderful tools and sites.  I feel this will definitely get those teachers who are reluctant to use technology to see great tools they could use that they never knew were available.

Another suggestion is to have someone sit at the main computer.  The next presenter hands this person a card with website to be presented on it before they get up to present.  This saves time. Presenter can then take over computer and site will be up on screen.

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