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This presentation provides information and techniques for teachers to use when teaching new vocabulary by using contextual clues. Workshop presentation by Lynn Figurate Shared via Learning Connection

Franki Sibberson is a great person to follow for literacy ideas.  Her blog "A Year of Reading" has lots to consider! Not all presentations are easy to follow, but this one is very enlightening.

Nice presentation tool.

This page includes some slideshare presentations from TeacherCast (Jeff Bradbury) It includes twitter.

Great presentation about augmented reality by @KatieAnn_76 in classroom 20 Live on Nov 21, 2015

Presentation from MassCue 18. Includes many examples and references

Nice presentation that includes iPads, chromebooks, and more. Includes resources and how-tos. Could be used for more than just book trailers

Presentation from a GAFE Summit. Make a copy to make it your own.

Presentation from AMLE; makes some points that not all will agree with.

Lots and lots of resources and poetry ideas from a presentation at NCTE19

It has a lit of updates added, but has a lot of good ideas

Great resources on developing social media for a school.  Includes AMLE presentation slides

This post from Bill Ferriter includes many handouts he's used for presentations.

You can view the slideshare of this presentation.  I like the way she included screen shots of some of the preparation and also what the results and data will look like.

Great resources for digital citizenship.  Attended her livestream presentation at DENVirtCon 4-20-13

Short animations and games to present math in a different way.  Rec. by Rose Hulman PRISM

Elaine Plybon's livebinder on social media use in the classroom.  This includes sites that simulate social media tools.  I attended a webinar she presented on 4-14-12

Great blog post about using google docs.  This was part of a presentation at ISTE.

if you need to bookmark a site and want to have a copy of your bookmarked sites accessible from any computer- it's free and very easy to use.  LiveBinders is like having a 3-ring binder for the Web- collect your resources, organize them easily, present them to your students/colleagues.  Your students can access them from the laptops simply by going to the site and searching for your public binder by name, or by logging in with your information.  You can make your binders private or public.  There are hundreds already made that you may be able to use in your classroom (someone else has already done the work for you) - if it is public you can make a copy of it and save the binder in your account!