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note-a blog post with a crowd-sourced list. not necessarily school-related

Inventory reasons and procedures from Barbara Braxton (Australia). They call it a stock take.

Interesting that it suggests that students use them too.

Great resource from Michigan (part of it is their standards) Includes ISTE standards, resources for lessons, and more

edubogs guide that is updated daily. It includes many options of how to organize teaching, from both a school and parent side

Has dozens of poetry forms for students to create. They select a format, type in the lines, and can see it created.

This is a great listing of quality science websites. Although it says elementary, many of these would interest older students as well.

Webinar and accompanying resources from Kristina Holzweiss. It was excellent and honest. There was a lot of sharing.

Presentation from a GAFE Summit. Make a copy to make it your own.

Recording in several different formats and great livebinder from 4-1-17 Classroom 2.0 Weimar with Marialice Currant and her son. it was truly a worldwide audience

Share on FB. Librarians said it worked well.

Good description, although I wish it had put more emphasis on the "People" section

This includes a link to available books that is updated constantly. John Norton receives the books from publishers and authors. It is mailed to you for free, wIth expectation that you will wrIte a review for publication wIthin a reasonable amount of time.

Although from 2003, it has some good ideas.

Website that lets you print posters larger than 8 1/2 x11 by separating it into pieces that size to assemble

This collection from Heather White and Amanda McKee Jones has all kinds of tutorials and templates for using Bitmojis. They will continue to add to it.

A collection of resources on a Google Doc. Now I can't remember who shared it!