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Here are 5 cool apps to save you from what sometimes seems to be a social media overload.

Social media rules-- very useful for discussion.

Parent Resources to share...

Vocabulary resource ideas- teaching games and more!

23 Wonderful Sites to Teach Children About the Chinese New Year

In an effort to compete with the popular Evernote, Google recently unveiled Google Keep, an Android app which allows you to bookmark sites, make notes, record memos, add graphics and color-code notes for sorting. The Android app syncs with your Google Drive account.

Great resources for website evaluation.

Copyright instruction

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Good citation and infographic instructions

Does flipped learning mark a transformational change in the way instruction is delivered or is it just a mere replacement of teacher with digital media? This is one of the questions that has created  a lot of controversy among educators. I have read several articles on this topic and have found a huge abyss between how teachers view it. However, flipped learning or not, the use of technology in education should be elevated to the rank of " integration" and so instead of speaking of using technology in teaching which is but doing the same things via the medium of technology, we rather talk about technology integration which is more structured and systematic.

Mash up your social media and stuff from the Web. Share fun mash ups with friends and family through Twitter, Facebook and Google+. Channel professional mash ups through blogs and networks like LinkedIn, and channel your learning through the new Yahki education channel.

Social Studies: There are multiple resources available for free online which allow you to incorporate primary source information and media to any lesson.

Excellent resource collection

Looks like a great list of books! Genre = humor

Excellent starter kit app lists for kids and teens:

Digital Citizenship infographics, important to share.