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Destiny Collection made by Shannon Miller

One of the best collections of retrieval practices resources that I've seen.

Great core collection.

NSTA Outstanding Trade Books List: helpful list for collection development

Graphic Novel Core Collection, gathered by ALSC.  Divided by grade levels

Digital puzzles with artifacts from the museum

Collection from DOE's Learning Lab. Includes brief explanations of some programs and some longer videos.

Resources collected by Mike Fisher

Great examples of library webpages that collect useful digital resources for kids

This tag will be used to collect the blogs of AISLE members.

Nice collection of libguides

Curated collection

Huge repository of videos and ideas for use in primary classrooms.  From the UK.  Here's the description: "The Literacy Shed is home to a wealth of visual resources that I have collected over my 10 year career as a primary school teacher.   I trawl youtube, vimeo and other sites looking for suitable resources to use in the sheds. The sheds are broadly thematic but sometimes a resource could go in 2 or more sheds, I slot it in where I think it works best. Most of the resources can be used in KS1 and KS2 but some do lend themselves to the upper age group and above. The aim is to provide high quality resources that can be used in stand alone literacy lessons, can form the basis for a whole literacy unit or can support literacy units that you already have in place.   With the many book based activities I would advocate using the book alongside the digital resource.  "

Spartanburg High School mid year report-an example of statistics that can be collected and shared.

A website devoted to honor inspired teaching while collecting worthwhile videos for other teachers to view.

Nice glog that collects different library research summaries

Larry Ferlazzo is an ELL teacher in Sacramento.  Somehow he also manages to have one of the most comprehensive blogs/websites for collecting resources.  There is an over-abundance of information on just about every topic.  Scroll down to see many of the numerous categories.

These are wonderful, free webinars.  Generally, they are every Saturday at noon, and they include teachers who are using various technology tools.  The moderators are great, and Elluminate is my favorite platform for webinars.  The links are all collected (now in livebinder), and the archive is even available in iTunes as an mp4 or mp3 (some people listen weekly on their iPods).

Jean kept this collection of resources for a class she taught as an adjunct.  She decided to make it public, but asks that you honor her copyrighted material.