The reality is that when we remove the
ability of adults to exist in children’s worlds, we are doing just the
opposite of keeping students safe. Enabling students to operate in
online environments devoid of the watchful eye, guidance and advice of
adult family members, teachers and mentors, is not in the best
interests of children.
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Notes From McTeach: Learning to Blog Using Paper - 2 views
Educational Blogs You Should Be Investigating | Making Teachers Nerdy - 0 views
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Now think about the possibility of peering inside another teacher’s classroom to see what wonderful projects and activities were happening. Could you take an idea or two back to your room? Absolutely! That’s the power of following educational blogs.
DigMo! - 0 views
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DigMo! is a non-commercial educational technology site, written by teachers. The site aims to bring the latest in technology developments and application for teachers and students together in one simple blog. As this is a personal blog all opinions are that of the owner and do not represent any establishment or company they may be associated with.
100 Blogs That Will Make You Smarter | Online Universities.com - 0 views
Ways to use Wordle - 0 views
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Blog post from the SoulCradler Blog on applications for Wordle in the curriculum.
Welcome! TwitWall - Instant Blogging Companion for Twitter - 0 views
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FREE...and its available- instantly! It's just that easy. When its too long to tweet, but too short to blog, just TwitWall it! TwitWall is the easy-to-use, quick-to-blast-out blog companion for Twitter.
Seven stupid mistakes teachers make with technology - Home - Doug Johnson's B... - 0 views
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Original blog post Read subsequent post 7 brilliant things teachers do with technology http://tinyurl.com/6bjp4e
John Evans's TwitWall - 1 views
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When its too long to tweet, but too short to blog, just TwitWall it! TwitWall is the easy-to-use, quick-to-blast-out blog companion for Twitter. FREE...and its available- instantly! It's just that easy.
Using digital audio, 14 to 19: Reshaping Languages - CILT - 0 views
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Using blogs in the languages classroom - National Centre for Languages
Is Linking an Antidote to Plagiarism in Journalism? - Publishing 2.0 - 0 views
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Publish2's Editorial Director Tammi Marcoullier reflects on her own experience with being plagiarized while blogging for The Washington Post and wonders whether placing more value on link journalism could help with the problem of plagiarism among journalists. Check it out at the Publish2 Blog.
Langwitches Digital Storytelling Part VII Mixbook - 0 views
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Mixbook.com is web-based but sets itself apart from the previously mentioned tools. It allows us to use storytelling in a way that we all are already comfortable and familiar with. The process does not create a new media, such as a podcast, a video clip uploaded to YouTube or a VoiceThread embedded in a blog or wiki, that most people are still getting comfortable in handling. Mixbook is a tool that allows anyone to tell a story by creating and publish it as a book!
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Mixbook.com is web-based but sets itself apart from the previously mentioned tools. It allows us to use storytelling in a way that we all are already comfortable and familiar with. The process does not create a new media, such as a podcast, a video clip uploaded to YouTube or a VoiceThread embedded in a blog or wiki, that most people are still getting comfortable in handling. Mixbook is a tool that allows anyone to tell a story by creating and publish it as a book!
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