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Recordings of LiveClass2.0 webinars. These orginate at noon on Saturdays. Fabulous livebinders are created for each show. They are moving them over from another site, so not all are here as yet.

Gwyneth Jones webinar, bound to be great.  Will erase bookmark after event

A place to connect with other teacher librarians using Elluminate and free webinars.

This blog for Edmodo includes dates and times for some free webinars.  edmodo is a great, secure, microblogging platform you can use with students.

Webinar archive and links from October 3, 2011

Wiki page for the ISTE webinars available to us in spring, 2011

Includes upcoming and archived webinars to learn about Livebinders and other resources.

Excellent webinar with Tiffany Whitehead. 10-15-18

Webinar from Nebraska about hosting a One Book, One School

Webinar archive

I've been to several of Tia's webinars.  She's full of energy and great ideas!  Check out her calendars with daily websites for teachers to use!

Great list of activities and resources for student projects with chromebooks. From Naomi Harm and a SimpleK12 webinar

A post describing the websites included in Michelle Luhtala's 2016 edweb webinar on best apps. (Each year it has been great)

Rec'd by Greg Toppo during edweb webinar on media literacy

This is the template for a learning commons that David Loertscher and his students shared in the webinar on 5-21-12

This was a great webinar about using Skype in the classroom. Classroom 2.0 Live is now creating a Livebinder for each presentation. (They are at noon on Saturdays.)

I have found a new favorite podcast "how to" site. I learned about this a few weeks ago and have been going through a lot of their videos. Common Craft take the old fashioned "paper doll" or puppet theater methodology and basically creates a podcast out of it. Instead of a children's story, they try to explain more difficult concepts. \n\nThe one on Twitter is still their most hit podcast, and it is really great too.\n\nI liked to the podcast on RSS feeds because of my webinar. I was looking for quick ways to get across the concept of RSS feeds and personal learning portals. This podcast helped me to do that. Enjoy!

Webinar on Skyping authors, June 7.

Webinar on June 6; will include student input