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Kelly Faulkner 02 Sep 11 04:02:52service that will convert blocked websites to plain text so you can read them. if your school blocking service blocks blogs you wish to read, this could help you.

A website dedicated to teaching with ipads

Our ICT website

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A archive of webinars. Some are ellumiate/learn central

Cell Phones in the Classroom More and more students have access to cell phone technology. How do "we" (educators) embrace this technology, utilize its updated cellfoneart.jpgtechnology in the classroom as well as ensure the safety of our students? Below are a variety of websites, articles, slideshares (online powerpoints) and research - all discussing cell phone use in the classroom."

" A website dedicated to using free Google tools to create ePortfolios... "

Broadcast live to a virtual audience and embed your own talk show on your blog or website for free. Video chat and take questions from viewers. Share a dialogue. Live unmuted.

"Byliner Discover & discuss great reads by great writers."

In case you are interested. Three Cups of Deceit is also mentioned here, claims that Greg Mortenson stretched the truth a bit in his novel.

Library skills module for higher Ed

A great list of internet safety resources online.

" "Helping Students Motivate Themselves: Practical Answers To Classroom Problems," was published in the Spring of 2011. You can read many free excerpts to it here Look for its sequel in early 2013! MY BOOK ON TEACHING ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS "

The best ted talks for teachers

"Use this free Internet tutorial to learn to discern the good, the bad and the ugly for your online research."

The Best Sites For Learning About The History Of Technology

Osama Bin Laden is not dead; 9/11 was an inside job; and police were slow to tackle this summer's rioters as an excuse to lock up a whole raft of young black men. Conspiracy theories like these are nothing new; opposing views to the official line given by authorities are in fact crucial in exposing deceptions. However, independent think tank Demos says that young people do not know how to navigate this information when it appears on the Internet.

"So you want to pop your filter bubble - to see the neutral, un-filtered, un-personalized web. How do you go about it? Unfortunately, there are no magic bullets: The ad companies and personal data vendors that power and profit from personalization are far more technologically advanced than most of the tools for controlling your personal data. That's why The Filter Bubble calls on companies and governments to change the rules they operate by - without those changes, it's simply not possible to escape targeting and personalization entirely. But that doesn't mean all is lost. Here are 10 simple steps you can take to de-personalize your web experience. They won't work forever, but for now they'll take you out of your own personal echo chamber."

Some very good advice here to try out. Check out the links.

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