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TODOFeed helps you share your ideas with the people you know.Things are done faster when shared with others. ;-) 1. CREATE a planning (group studies, project, events etc...) 2. ADD tasks to the planning 3. SHARE with friends, and let them pick a task

Since I haven't invested the time needed to really learn Google+, I was excited to run across this Google+ cheatsheet by Technostreak. I plan to keep it handy for awhile and test out some of these tips.

"Feel like something's missing from your YouTube viewing experience -- like some good 'ol multiple-choice questions? The chronic learners among us will be happy to hear that the site is testing an interactive -- and potentially educational -- feature that lets users add quizzes to their clips. A new page on the YouTube site describes a "Video Questions Editor Beta," which lets channel owners display multiple-choice questions on top of their videos as they play. The page is pretty blank at the moment, but the beta is up and running for those who opt in. Don't get too excited, though: YouTube's disclaimer states the feature "represents work in progress," and "there is no plan for long-term support of the feature." TechCrunch 29 Leave A Comment "

Take the guesswork out of home remodeling projects! Get started by laying out your floor plans and experimenting with real products and colors.

web-based timeline software for creating and sharing history and project planning

"collection is intended to provide copyright friendly images for use by students and teachers in an educational setting. Lesson plans also included."

Lesson plans, activities and teaching resources using NXT for Mindstorms robots

select a wiki and enter your topic to generate a mind map

Add, discuss and organize ideas from multiple locations before, during and after (or instead of) your meetings.

An online portfolio allows you to compile what makes you employable - it should include things like your resume, cover letter, references, certifications, transcripts and any examples of your work (including writing samples, press clips, artwork or lesson plans). Plus, you should include basic contact information, such as a phone number and email, and more modern information, like a Twitter handle, LinkedIn profile, or Facebook URL. Put all of this into one online package that's easy to browse and voilà - you have an online portfolio!

"EDSITEment lessons on Slavery, the Crisis of the Union, the Civil War and Reconstruction"

Lesson plans for teaching about slavery

"iPad as an Interactive White Board for $5 or $10"

So worth looking at, consider future computer and iwb purchasing plans.