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Amazing list of resources compiled on every educational topic ever for primary schools. (Compiled by a South australian librarian) Includes animations to help explain topics, websites for kids to research, webquests- everything!

Tech integration is critical to education 

My first blog --> introduces meshows tools I like & questions I am grappling with "When I first started teaching and used to imagine how I'd end up, I thought perhaps I'd be helping student teachers learn how to work in the classroom. Now I think that goal may be within reach, but with a different twist, because I'm getting enormous pleasure from helping colleagues -- many near dinosaurs like I almost was -- renew, refresh and re-energize their work -- by letting web-based tools and resources breathe new life into our work.

This website is designed as a way to generate essential planning and grading tools customary to you own individual teaching style and lesson plan. This website also can be used to create an electronic lesson plan that can be altered, saved, shared, etc. as needed for your classroom needs. There are also classroom tools available to be created such as rubrics, worksheets, flashcards, and other resources and printables based upon your grade, subject and even time of year. This website is everything teacher transformed from the traditional paper way to electronic for your convenience and organization. There are also newsletters and forums on the website as well for collaborating and collecting new ideas on how to utilize the website and new ways to utilize the services it provides.

FREE online textbook resources for students and teachers

FREE online textbook resources for a variety of subjects

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This is the homepage of my collection of curated links, focusing on online tools and resources for information management, productivity, education and some other areas. There are almost 1,300 links in this collection, gathered over almost 2 years' time, and I could continue on. I am sharing this with the Diigo community because I believe it will be especially helpful to anyone in academia. Over the next weeks or months, I hope to highlight smaller, more manageable sub-categories so that Diigo users can focus in on just those links that are of interest.

Quality Hands-On Early Childhood, Kindergarten, Preschool and Early Primary Teaching Resources.. All ready to print in YOUR school font for your 0-8 year old.

Web 2.0 is the second generation of websites. It not only show and give the content, but more than that. With web 2.0 now the users can do more interaction with them. The example of the 2nd generation of the website technology is the social network sites.

Inspirational quotes on your homepage are an excellent welcome to your parents and students.Need help finding a quote?Try ("find a quote" is in the top left corner), Homework assignments should be posted, but I do understand the difficulty with this.I was never one who could stone in my lesson plans two weeks in advance since my lessons seemed to alter regularly depending on classroom situations.If your web site does not already offer an assignment calendar, my suggestion is to create an RSS type calendar at SHOULD NOT POST Images copied from other websites.

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As a seasoned teacher with a passion for technology integration, I believe in the power of classroom webpages to enhance communication and foster student engagement. Throughout my career, I have utilized my classroom webpage as a hub of information, providing students and parents with essential updates on class schedules, assignments, and upcoming events. By sharing learning resources, such as interactive websites and supplementary materials, I aim to support my students' academic growth and encourage self-directed learning. In alignment with privacy regulations and school policies, I am diligent in not posting any personal or confidential information about myself or my students on the webpage. Instead, I showcase exemplary student work, celebrating their achievements and motivating other learners. Obtaining proper consent from parents or guardians before sharing any student images is a top priority, ensuring a respectful and safe digital space for all. On my webpage, I clearly communicate classroom policies and expectations, fostering a positive and respectful learning environment. I prioritize inclusivity and avoid posting content that could be controversial or offensive, ensuring a neutral space for all students and their families. By focusing on educational content and classroom-related information, I steer clear of commercial or advertisement material. My goal is to utilize the webpage as a collaborative platform, fostering open communication between students, parents, and myself. As technology continues to evolve, I remain committed to adapting my webpage to meet the ever-changing needs of my diverse learners, enhancing their learning experience and fostering their success.

DiscoverySchool offers teacher resources and powerful tools for creating unique classroom materials.

How do you choose the best app for your classroom? Check out this great post from Tony Vincent on LearningHand, sharing his own rubric to help teachers evaluate educational apps and other rubric resources.