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On April 11th Google launched a new daily puzzle to help teachers and students learn how to search more effectively.  AGoogleADay.com presents an ever-changing search challenge that exercises your internet search skills, and if you get stumped, there's a solution path just one click away to show you how to solve the problem.  In the first two weeks, AGoogleADay.com has had more than 300K visitors, all coming to learn what's possible on Google, challenge their Google-Fu, and learn a bit more about what can be done to improve your search skills.  

Are you wondering about how you could do amazing things with Google Apps in the classroom? Well, wonder no more. We've gathered some great examples shared with us by wonderful teachers all over the world.

iPads in elementary classrooms

Interesting girls in science and technology

Best iPhone and iPad App Lists in Education

In his keynote at a Web 2.0 event, Kevin Kelly, co-founder of Wired, discussed 6 trends that will affect our connected world: screening, interacting, sharing, flowing, accessing, and generating.

Tattling vs Telling as it relates to witnessing cyberbullying

Chris Brogan, A-list blogger and social media extraordinaire, just posted a video about what the future of media might look like. What Chris came up with, rings familiar to the themes discussed in this years Horizon Report (A MUST read for every educator.) If we are to help students and education as an institution take advantage of what the online world allows, we need to seriously take note of what Chris and many others are saying. Chris has come up with seven ideas on how the future of media will evolve.

This site provides a breakdown of videos within the Technology Integration Matrix by grade level. Some videos involve students from both middle and high school grades and some involve students from both middle and elementary grades.