1:1 Pilot

Read the 14 page "Exceutive Summary PDF" to get a view of the national plan. Will Richardson mentioned this during our morning session. Enjoy!

For promoting discussion, perspective, and support on any topic (shared at 1:1 meeting regarding Darrell's Poli. Sci. class).

This website has a lot of media/entertainment type things as well... but there are a host of "games" for geography, literature, science (yay science!), history, language, and sports. (I've spent a lot of time trying to get my best time of naming all 50 states.)

Top 10 sites for creating online surveys and polls

Link to a delicious site with great PBL links

Google spreadsheet of our notes on Hunterdon Central Regional HS's amazing unit redesign ideas.

Alfred Thompson's blog about teaching computer science at the K-12 level.

A tool for digital storytelling and presentations

I wish they let you annotate with this

Interesting article from NYT that shows that students have a different perspective on what plagiarism is.

Mentioned by Will Richardson as a way to use twitter type assignments in a closed environment. 

This is an example of a book review that I had my students annotate together. Here are the instructions I gave them: This is an example of a book review. Use your Diigo toolbar to highlight and comment on the review. Focus on stylistic and organizational choices that the writer makes, the voice that she develops, and the content that she covers. We will use this as a model for book reviews that we will write about our independent reads.

A class netvibes site for Honors English II that collected individual blogs and a class blog

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.

Explorations in Computer Science for High School Educators