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Includes information about the organization, but also case studies, information on speakers, and videos from conferences. Centered on technology for liberal arts colleges.

The what, why, and how of 21st century teaching and learning.

Ferlazzo is a teacher of ELL, ESL and EFL and uses this site to rate top blogs for teachers as well.

Considered the largest and most-trusted resource for "all things blogs" for teachers and school districts.

Free site that allows you to create quiz/study questions and then have them sent to you as a text message/instant message etc for studying purposes. 

A site for "evidence-based practices" on ed tech. Includes separate pages on learning (tools), research, and action (resources). Articles and webinars.

This site provides all sorts of information for teachers looking to enhance their teaching with technology.

a blog giving a free technology and lesson plans to teachers.

A research paper on how to increase the adoption of instructional technologies.

Blog that lists multiple places to find instructional videos on a VARIETY of topics!

Instructional videos on a variety of topics.

A wiki with research information on educational technology

A video representing the ed tech group project.

Research based information on technology in the classroom.

An article in Education Week Teacher commenting on how when we "paint teachers with the broad brush of ineffectiveness and incompetence, it creates an anti-teacher climate to which parents and students contribute."

This wiki shares eLearning information. It gives tips, reasons, and resources for eLearning.

Microsoft gives teaching resources for the classroom. they give lessons to download, products to purchase, and guides to use Microsoft software.

Blogs about tech tools for the classroom. Lots of information and step-by-step instructions for using some tools.

Tools, resources, and information for educational technology tools. there are products to purchase and articles to read for information and up-to-date tools/resources to use in class.

Peer-reviewed articles that touch on different aspects of technology in education. the articles discuss current issues and how technology impacts society.

As concern mounts that U.S. students lack sufficient understanding of science and related fields, it has become increasingly clear that schools can't tackle the challenge alone. This special report explores the field often called "informal science education," which is gaining broader recognition for its role in helping young people acquire scientific knowledge and skills. Opportunities abound outside the classroom to learn about science, and to inspire a passion for it. Zoos and science museums, robotics clubs, science competitions, and online games are just a few of the options to engage American youths. Education Week reporters examine what informal science education looks like in practice, and what we know about its impact, its potential, and the challenges it faces.