Who To Follow On Twitter: 14 #edtech Personalities - 0 views
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Recommendations for teachers starting out on Twitter and deciding who to follow and why. Good idea for an in-service next year.
Clive Thompson on the New Literacy - 0 views
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the new writing, an interesting article on change and audience
Meme maker - 0 views
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A website that allows you to create your own meme using the most popular backgrounds. Going to use it for everything this year!
Game Theory and the Hunger Games - 0 views
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A way to integrate math into reading literature
My top ten tips for other child bloggers: Jake's Bones - 0 views
edrethink: Ten Ideas for Using Instagram in the Classroom - 0 views
Create Games with Construct 2 - Scirra.com - 0 views
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A wysiwyg editor for students to use to make their own video games
Scoring Guides | Digitales - 0 views
Flipping Bloom's Taxonomy | Powerful Learning Practice - 0 views
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yes, love this approach, it feels intuitive and what I've been trying to do, feel like I have a better way to start flipping
The Middle School Mouth: Interactive Notebooks - Yet Again - 1 views
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Some great ideas for how to integrate pinterest anchor charts I've seen.
Act as if You're a Certain Type of Person to Become that Person - 0 views
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Some great advice for adopting the habits of a personality type. Could be used for academic
Reinvent the Book Club: How To Host Your Own Audiobook Gathering | Apartment Therapy - 0 views
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an idea for ssr next year-we all "listen" to a classic? hmm Then we post to blog, could they also listen at home with link from edmodo? what about this and edmodo and a blog as literature circles?