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"We founded Supporting Evidence with the goal of collecting data from reliable sources, comparing and combining it in a variety of ways and publishing understandable charts that inform and entertain our visitors."

Shared on Twitter: Students, journalists, policy makers and everyone else can play with the tool to create visualizations of public data, link to them, or embed them in their own webpages. Embedded charts and links can update automatically so you're always sharing the latest available data. Here's an example of an embedded visualization:

" In the final days before Tuesday's elections, Twitter users interested in politics have increased their bursts of 140 characters. The chart below highlights the number of posts related to candidates running for governor or the Senate. "

Shared today at the IU11 coaches meeting

Check this out. Some great data charts. When you see the data, click the Visualize link above it.

Classrooms that Excel will introduce Microsoft Excel spreadsheet procedures that may be integrated into instruction across the curriculum.  Participants will develop lessons and activities that engage students - collect data, organizing data, compute results, summarize, chart, and present analysis.  Basic Excel procedures are easy to learn and offers a variety of opportunities for teachers to implement real world problem solving and applications.   The eight online lessons require approximately two hours each to complete. 

range of use chart and sample activity to help teachers focus on "taking it to the next level"

A nice chart for seeing Verbs and project ideas

Needs to be updated with new Bloom's levels.

Quick access to the Guided Reading Leveling Chart based on grade, scholastic guided reading program level, lexile ranges, lexile levels, DRA level. 

Wow, Google Docs rock.

Students hear a generic tune, to which they add poetry/lyrics, and then sing their poem/song karaoke-style.