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"Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily. Never email yourself a file again!" Dropbox is an excellent example of Standard 6.8. "Candidates effectively use and manage all technology available to them and explore uses of emerging resources." This online tool allows me to keep up with all my files from any computer or mobile device and collaborate and share my files with others.

Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily. Never email yourself a file again!

Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily. Never email yourself a file again!

Tumblr lets you effortlessly share anything. Post text, photos, quotes, links, music, and videos, from your browser, phone, desktop, email, or wherever you happen to be. You can customize everything, from colors, to your theme's HTML. It works with standard 6.8 because it allows you to explore resources

Mentormob is a project sharing website that shares learning playlist. Each learning playlist contains great tools, websites, and information for that particular topic. Mentormob is great for educators because they can learn from others playlists' and get new ideas. Teachers can also create a playlist of their own to teach lessons to their students. This website is an excellent way to effectively use technology in the classroom.

This is a website for educators to effectively use and manage all technology available to them and explore uses of emerging resources. This website has great resources for signs and labels, class management, books, and many more resources for your classroom. It also allows you to share your own ideas and see other peoples. There is photo gallery where you can share classroom photos, bulletin boards and many other things.

This is an electronic bulletin board to share and post ideas.

This site goes along with standard 6.1. This website is not only great for presentations but it is also great for teacher to student collaboration and sharing ideas around the classroom!

This is great website to browse in your spare time, maybe during summer break, to expand your thinking. TED.com's slogan is "ideas worth sharing" There's lots of different topics to choose from, and the people at these TED conferences are from all over the world so you really get a good perspective of global thinking.

Another Free Comic Strip Generator.  I had to share, I had so much fun with the one's I used for our 23 things.

This is a picture that I have as part of thing 7 I would like to share. I really enjoyed flickr and opened up an account. I have only a few photo's of my family I am still learning all about it. Here is one I would like to share with my class.I hope I'm doing this right. I see we got something good going on here I would hate to jack it up.

GradeBookWizard.com is a web-based gradebook for K-12 teachers that includes a class website where you can publish assignments and student grades, as well as communicate with students and their parents. You can share information such as student records, grade scales, and rubrics with other teachers at your school.

Lessoncast is something I have never heard of before, but seems very useful to teachers. It is an interactive site that teachers use to get and share ideas. It has a blog, and all kinds of lessoncasts that teachers can use. A lessoncast is a short video elaborating on new ideas for different lessons.

This website offers important information for teachers, parents, and students on internet safety. This site includes tutorials for parents on what to watch for when their child is using the internet, tips for teachers to share this information with students, and interactive videos for children to learn the importance of safety on the internet. This website is useful for teachers and students because you never know what kinds of things are lurking on the internet, and children should be informed on what types of things to allow and not allow.

"The best videos from students and teachers everywhere". It meets standard 6.3 by using technology, such as videos, for students and teachers to share their knowledge with others!

The NAEA is great website that expands your knowledge about an art education career and a great example of the standard 6.4: Candidates use technology in their own learning process and to change their current educational practice. It provides learning opportunities for current and future art educators to expand their knowledge and to better their classroom. The community part of the website allows art educators from all over the USA to share ideas and strategies for their classroom. There are also grants and opportunities for students and teachers to earn money or more knowledge about art education. The learning tab gives lesson plan ideas. Last, the best part about this website is that it helps you start your career by finding a job.  

Using Googledocs would be a quick and easy way for teachers to monitor student's progress throughout the entire range of curricula in school without having to go further than a computer.

Share information, documents, and files, Hold discussions online, outside of class, Report grades online to students or their parents, Keep in touch with private messaging, And much more! This meets standard 6.6 because the teacher can make their own site and communicate with students and their parents using technology

Edutopia shares videos for explaining assessment and how to introduce this to your students, as well as, different ideas for assessment in your classroom. This website offers tips on assessment and other core strategies.

I chose this website because I feel that it is a site that students, teachers, and parents would benefit from. It is an Award-winning educational software and technology professional development to help students develop essential 21st century skills with project-based learning.