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"a great guide designed specifically for teachers and educators. "

"Free Guide: Learn to get the most out of the latest version of Microsoft Office"

""How do I add an Events Calendar?" is a question we're commonly asked. The answer's simple….use a Google Calendar! Accessed anywhere, anytime, on any device, Google Calendar allows you to easily add / edit / delete events, set up appointments slots, notify you of upcoming events / appointments to make organizing your life easier. Here's our essential guide for what educators need to know about using Google Calendar. Click on the following links to learn more:"

"THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO WRITING BETTER THAN YOU NORMALLY DO."

"Survival Guide to the Senior Phase CAPS"

"THE ULTIMATE SIMPLIFIED GUIDE TO THE USE OF EVERNOTE IN EDUCATION"

TEACHERS' QUICK GUIDE ON THE USE OF GAMES IN EDUCATION

"A Refreshingly Simple Guide To Twitter For Teachers"

"Don't Miss These Twitter and Facebook Guides"

"sters ipad resources teacher guides youtube 4 teachers teacher tools free downloads disclaimer 206   119   6 inShare 1 Print! I have been posting a wide variety of rubrics  here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning particularly those related to technology integration in education, however, today I am sharing with you two practical tools that you can use to create your own rubrics. Of course the web is teeming with resourceful websites with pre-made rubrics that you can download and use in your classroom  but  there is nothing that beats your own creation. Check out the titles I have for you below and let us know if you have other suggestions to add to the list. 1- RubiStar RubiStar is probably the most popular tool for rubric making. It allows users to easily create rubrics based on pre-made templates. Registered users can edit and save their rubrics. RubiStar is also free . 2- iRubric This is another wonderful rubric making platform where users get to : Build a rubric in minutes using Rubric Studio. Rubric can be built from scratch or from exiting rubrics. Assess rubrics in seconds. Student grades are automatically saved in the gradebook and a copy of the scored rubric with your notes is securely displayed to individual learners. Share rubrics with others.  Find a rubric you like and re-purpose it for your use in a few clicks bookmark rubrics for future reference, or showcase your rubrics to the world on your free website. Collaboratively assess rubrics with your groups, classes and other individuals.  You might also like: Another Awesome Technology Integration Rubric for Teachers Awesome Problem-Solving Rubric for Teachers A Great Rubric for Using Technology in K-8 A Must Have Rubric for Infographic Use in The Classroom LinkWithin Twitter Facebook Google+ Pinterest RSS Email 8 Excellent Free Timeline Creation Tools for Teachers A list of All The Best iPad Apps Teachers Need 15 Learning Tools You Never Kn

Useful guides by Jane Hart on using Social Media.

"The Kids' Guide to Google Search"

"Facebook Guide for Educators"

A handy guide from Microsoft Education.

This helpful guide helps parents understand the dangers of facebook and to help their children connect safely.

A guide to setting up a Facebook page for your class or school.

Leafsnap is the first in a series of electronic field guides being developed by researchers from Columbia University, the University of Maryland, and the Smithsonian Institution. This free mobile app uses visual recognition software to help identify tree species from photographs of their leaves.

"HomeschoolMath.net is a comprehensive math resource site for homeschooling parents, parents, and teachers that includes free math worksheets, lessons, online math games lists, ebooks, a curriculum guide, reviews, and more. "

"A guide to explain it all By: Patrick Cauley - IT Babble.com "