WEMTA diigo Group

A resource for locating E-rate lessons. Use advanced Fetch to search by grade.

I'm pretty sure I found this app listed by a reputable resource.  Here's why it's not yet worthy of accolades... The app is easy to get, but you also need to pay an annual access fee. It's something like $4.99, be warned, if that is mention in the app description, it could be easy to overlook. ADDING STUDENTS: to add students, you have to add each individually; fine if you have one class, but an inconvenience if you have more. The objective is to track your assignments and use of Common Core Standards. Adding an assignment does not include the ability to write a description of the assignment; it does not allow you score by a rubric; it does not allow you add comments. A lot of work still needs to be done.

A pretty comprehensive wiki list of social networks used in educational environments or for educational purposes. The list is alphabetical by category and within categories and you are invited to add to it.

How great! This site suggestion, like many on my list, have come from Kathy Schrock's Diigo list on Web 2.0. Lots of good ideas.

Very useful for Web 2.0 class.

Very helpful in putting together ideas for our Web 2.0 class.

I know the title for this The Best... list is a bit of a mouthful, and perhaps not that clear, but I couldn't come-up with anything better. There are quite

Create our own comic strip

Create your own jeopardy template online, without PowerPoint. Or browse the pre-made templates created by other people!

A good, general purpose guide concerning copyright and other issues associated with podcasting. Nice tips and thoughtful commentary.

When you make an RSS feed, always validate it to double check yourself!

Good basic information on the RSS specification and the tags from one of the developers of RSS.

Exactly what it says. Actually, it's a bunch of examples of visualization methods.