1:1 Pilot

Wow! (or Latin - Euge!) A great list of resources. As ambition mounts, I want to dive into this.

The site Brien was talking about as a potential space to post student video work. 

Looks like a great site. I use a lot of video with skits in my classroom, but have been reluctant to post them for sharing and comment. This might change that.

Chart shows the strengths and weaknesses of moodle.

Check this out as another valuable resource for accessing and posting video. Thanks Brien!

Examples of projects that SLA has done. Each one has a little description and some have attached UbD unit plans, student work, etc.

Chelmsford Library....aka Chelmsford Learning Commons!

Possibly some ideas for different ways to engage students on day 1.

When students let their minds drift off, they're losing valuable learning time. Here are ten smart ways to increase classroom participation.

Teacher forum for Waiting for Superman

As we gear up for the Fall 2010 semester, I wanted to revisit the idea of teaching with Twitter.

Twitter is a good tool but unless you are on nearly constantly, you miss a great deal.

A student in my media lit class shared this. Is this social networking gone too far?

It was once true that after the school day ended at 3:30, schools rarely, if ever, had any response to behaviors that occurred. However, now, everyone - policy makers, educators, and parents - needs to understand that education is 24/7 and any approach taken to mitigate and/or ultimately improve digital learning with students needs to start from that basic understanding of time and space. Efforts to empower must be community, parent and school-based. Read report, reflect and answer the following questions: What stage school do you think we are now? What stage school are we striving to become?

A wiki that sorts tools by what you want to do or create.

Excellent resource! Provides explanations on how to do almost anything you could possibly want to do in your classroom. Go to it, bookmark it, use it!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for this Heather.

Will Richardson (@willrich45) posted this on Twitter.  It's an educational game designed by the BBC/Channel 4 in the UK.  

This article, also posted by Will, is a companion piece to the game link I posted.

A 23 slide slideshow on using backchannel chats.

It seems like everything is on youtube. This collection features history, language, arts, science, technology and even classroom management videos.

A tool for digital storytelling and presentations

I wish they let you annotate with this

This is a list of educators who are using Google Wave. It gives information about where they are located and how to contact them. If you're using this tool, it might be a good start for building a PLN.