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Archived Content for Members
- Knowt Webinar, January 2026
- PebbleGo Webinar, January 2026
- Mote. March 2026
In 2025, I moved to a Slide system within PowerPoint that allows me to use my core presentations as templates, allowing me to customize my presentations more effectively for each conference, and the ability to update every reference to a particular slide by simply updating the template slide.
The presentations below are a representation of my templates. Content is not repeated in these presentations but you will see where they might be included in a presentation as a placeholder slide and mention to the presentation where you can find that content in.
Also, thanks to AI, my slides will have an opening set of slides providing an overview of the content covered in the presentation and the slide you can find it on. This is not 100% in place yet, but it will be added as I update each presentation.
- A Small Plethora of AI Prompts
- Brisk Teaching
- ChatGPT (With some AI Model Comparing)
- Diffit (Smaller 31 slide presentation)
- Gadgets 2026
- Google and AI
- Mote (Smaller 18 slide presentation)
- Knowt (Smaller 28 slide presentation)
- Microsoft Copilot
- Snorkl
- TeachShare
- March 2026 Tidbit
- January 2026 Tidbit
- iOS 26 Webinar, December 2025
- PebbleGo, August 2025 Webinar
- ScreenPal, August 2025 Webinar
- Brisk Teaching, August 2025 Webinar
- Snorkl, August 2025 Webinar
- Knowt (includes Knowt Play) August 2025 Webinar
- TeachServe, August 2025 Webinar
- Knowt, July 2025 Webinar
- Artificial Intelligence Solutions
- Book Creator
- Gadgets 2025
- iOS 18
- iOS 26
- Many AI Presentations in One
- One Large Microsoft Presentation
- ScreenPal
- The Google You Might Not Know About
- Tools You Can Use Tomorrow
- November Tidbit
- September Tidbit
- July Tidbit
- May Tidbit
- March 2025 Tidbit
- February 2025 Tidbit
- Adobe Express Resource Sheet
- Book Creator. Flip The Script and More
- iOS 18
- What Just Happened The 2024 Edition
- ScreenPal: The Top 10 ScreenPal things you might not know about
- Transform Your Teaching With Brisk
- The Curipod You Might Not Know About
- Gadgets! The 2024 Edition
- iOS Tips and Tricks
- Microsoft Learning Accelerators
- The Seesaw You Might Not Know About
- What Just Happened. The 2024 Edition
- What's New In Microsoft Teams
(Recordings up to one hour of various new learnings, discoveries, etc.)
- December 2024 Tidbit
- August 2024 Tidbit
- July 2024 Tidbit
- April 2024 Tidbit
- iOS 17 Recorded in December
- What Just Happened!? Recorded in August
- Let's Automate, Recorded in July
- Apps I Love Recorded in June
- Canva: What's New. Recorded in May
- EdPuzzle
- iOS 17
- It's Hiding Right There. Accessibility Options you can use right away
- Let's Automate
- Microsoft Teams
- Office 365 Tips and Tricks, New and Cool
- PearDeck
- Wakelet
- September Tidbit
- July Tidbit
- April Tidbit
- March Tidbit
(multi page documents with links and resources on topic)
- Apps I Love
- Canva
- What Just Happened!? (My favorite new things announced around ISTE)
- Microsoft Update with Mike Tholfsen, Recorded in December
- Merge Chromebook Camera Update / Shannon McClintock Miller:
Recorded in December - iOS 16 Webinar, Recorded in October
- Novel Effect: Recorded in October
- Screencast - O - Matic Update: Recorded in October
- Screencast - O - Matic: Recorded in April
- Reading Progress Update (With Mike Tholfsen) Recorded in March
- Catching Up with Flipgrid, Recorded in January
- Oculus Quest 2 Hodge Podge Recorded in January
- All About Flipgrid
- iOS 16
- Oculus Quest 2 Hodge Podge
- The Kahoot You Might Not Know About
- August Tidbit
- May Tidbit
- Heading into 2022 with Gimkit Recorded in December
- Gadgets For The Holidays Recorded in December
- iOS 15 Overview Recorded in October
- Let’s Have An Open House (overviewing my new virtual setup) Recorded in October
- What’s New in Microsoft Teams, Recorded in October
- Microsoft Reading Progress Recorded in October
- Dr Stephey: Evaluating Students With Vision Disorders Recorded in May
- Shhhhh… It’s a Secret (Microsoft Reading Progress) Recorded in May
- Buncee Design Tips and Tricks Recorded in May
- Canva Recorded in April
- Microsoft Teams Overview Recorded in April
- Whiteboard.chat Recorded in April
- Immersive Reader is Everywhere Recorded in April
- Microsoft Teams Meetings Recorded in April
- Gimkit Live and Gimkit Ink Recorded in March
- Screencast-o-Matic Recorded in March
- Buncee Overview, Tips and Tricks Recorded in February
- Virtual Reality for Fun and Wellbeing Recorded in February
- Dr. Stephey Returns! Recorded in February
- Flipgrid. What’s New Recorded in January
- Take Note of This Recorded in January
- Wakelet. What’s New Recorded in January
- PowerPoint. Yes. PowerPoint
- iOS 15
- Buncee
- Take Note of This
- Gadgets For Remote Learning Recorded in November
- EdPuzzle Recorded in November
- Symbaloo Recorded in October
- iOS 14 Webinar Recorded in October
- Microsoft Forms Recorded in September
- Making Microsoft Teams Your Teams Recorded in September
- What’s New in Microsoft Teams Recorded in September
- Microsoft OneNote Recorded in September
- OneNote Class Notebook Recorded in September
- Edpuzzle Recorded in September
- Office 365 Tips and Tricks. Recorded in September
- Spotting Vision Disorders in Students Recorded in September
- Gimkit Overview Recorded in August
- Something is up at Merge Recorded in August
- Flipgrid What’s New Recorded in August
- Wakelet Recorded in August
- App Smashing with Microsoft Teams Recorded in August
- Microsoft Teams Assignments Recorded in August
- Pear Deck Recorded in July
- My Eyes My Eyes! Recorded in July
- Creating Animated GIFs, Memes and Avatars Recorded in July
- All About Flipgrid Recorded in July
- A Little Bit Of Everything. With Friends Recorded in June
- Microsoft Stream Recorded in June
- Ask Me Anything Recorded in June
- Gadgets! Recorded in June
- New Kahoot! features. New Microsoft Teams Features, recorded in June (this is a link to a YouTube video hosted by Kahoot)
- Screen Casting, Capturing and Sharing, Recorded in May
- The Microsoft You Might Not Know About, Recorded in May
- Gadgets For Your Remote Learning Workspace , Recorded in May
- The Flipgrid You Might Not Know About. Recorded in May
- Tools You Can Use Tomorrow. Remote Learning Style. Recorded in May
- Storytelling Tools with a Focus on Remote Learning. Recorded in April
- Book Creator with a Touch of Remote Learning. Recorded in April
- Silly iPhone Tricks. Recorded in April
- Going Rogue with Microsoft. Recorded in April
- Merge EDU and Remote Learning. Recorded in April
- Distance Learning with Kahoot. Recorded in March (this is a link to a YouTube video hosted by Kahoot)
- Informal iOS 12
- iOS 11
- Ask Me Anything
- All About the Rocketbook
- Google Photos
- Google Keep
- You Say Goodbye and I Say Hello
- Augment Your Reality
- Adobe Gone Mobile
- Stuff I Wish I Had Time to Show You When Presenting
- Alexa for Home and Classroom
- Group Smackdown (I like to call it high fiving instead)
- Google Drive, Docs, Slides, Sheets. Tips and Tricks
- All About The Rocketbook
- Creating Animated GIFs, Memes and Avatars
- Augment Your Reality
- Capturing and Editing Effective Photos and Videos on your Mobile Device
- Chromebook Tire Kick
- Creating Your Own Google Expeditions
- Immersive Reader is Everywhere!
- iOS 14
- Merge Cube In Education as well as Remote Learning
- Microsoft Forms
- Microsoft Stream
- Microsoft Sway
- Microsoft Whiteboard
- OneNote Class Notebook
- Power Using Microsoft OneNote
- Screen Casting, Capturing and Sharing
- Adobe Gone Mobile
- Google Classroom. Nuts, Bolts Accessories
- Google Keep
- iOS 12
- iOS 13
- One Very Large Twitter Presentation
- Social Media Apps Your Students Are Using
- Amazon Alexa for Home and Classroom
- iOS 11
- Smart Home 101
PDF download access to slide presentations I have presented during your membership year and previous years dating back to 2018.
Email notifications and download availability when any slide presentation is updated.
Viewing access to any webinar I conducted online that was offered as a lesliefisher.com webinar offering during your membership year and previous years dating back to 2018. You can even request a certificate of viewing if needed for professional development credit.
Video Tech Tidbits are usually one hour videos of me talking about updates to my favorite things, new things, etc. I try to create these every other month and sometimes more if I am not able to offer webinars due to time constraints
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Warm Fuzzies
Membership FAQs
Are these slides different than the ones you present with live?
Yes and No, with the longer-term answer being yes! These slides are single one-up with a 10% watermark compared to the 25% watermark two-up slides you get at a conference/webinar. Also, most of my presentations are prepared in a three-hour + format. If you received one of my presentations at a conference, there is a good chance the membership version has more content.
At an event with me?
If you are at an event with me and a member, I have a gift for you! Find me between presentations and show me your member portal, where you will then receive a lesliefisher.com member lanyard with my sincere appreciation for your membership.
What format are the slides in?
They are .pdf format with a slight watermark.
Tech Tidbit?
Yep! Kinda somewhat every other month I yammer for about 60 minutes just to my members in the form of a video. It is usually demos of things that I feel were the coolest / most handy I learned about or people/companies that I talked to since the last yammering. I will also talk them about upcoming plans for new content and ping them for any suggestions they might have.
Warm Membership Fuzzies
If you want a fun, exciting way to keep up with the latest in technology, then look no further than attending an online webinar, conference session, etc., with Leslie Fisher. She is my "go-to girl" for all things new in technology. I have attended GaETC for many years and go to every one of her sessions. I also love her paid subscription, which is a great value full of on-demand videos from previous sessions, access to live webinars, tons of easy-to-follow and use tech resources, PD certificates, etc. I always learn so much from her that I can instantly use personally, with graduate-level college students, or share with friends and family. I highly recommend her.
Leslie Fisher is a gifted presenter. You can tell that her number one goal is to help educators better meet the needs of their students through technology. She always has a ton of information to share but can do so in a manner that does not overwhelm the audience. Her presentation methods have always empowered me with what I have learned and encouraged me to try new things. I seek out Leslie's sessions at any large technology conference and arrive at them early because I know that I will learn a lot from her.
I also personally use her membership as my own On-Demand PD. If I hear of something new somewhere, I search the membership area first and can usually find some sort of information on the topic. I love having access to her videos, slides, and whatnot any time that I feel I need to learn more. I especially find myself using her membership materials to learn about a new product before I have to share the product with my faculty or principal. I highly recommend a subscription to her membership.
Leslie works tirelessly to help the education community. She does all the research and hard work and then shares it in her webinars, at conferences, and on social media sites. She delivers it in such a manner that you always leave with a smile and excited to try whatever she has just shared. Her membership is one that I have recently joined because it will be so worth it to have those resources at my fingertips throughout the school year. Thanks, Leslie, for ALL you do!!