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In addition to sharing some lesson ideas, this also links to several other resources, like copyright-free images

Very comprehensive article with an extensive bibliography. Allow some time to thoroughly digest it. More needs to be shared about the joys of working with middle schoolers

Great way to aggregate many different sources for easy access.

Reading community for students.  Teachers can sign up classes (parents can sign up individuals)

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!

AASL's list of the best websites to use with students.  Be sure to check out the other years as well, including landmark websites, sort of a "Hall of Fame".

Presentation from elead2015

Proof that there is a twitter chat for just about everything. I focus so much on education issues that I sometimes forget the broad scope of twitter (beyond education and celebreties)

Includes tutorials the Livebinders people have created themselves.

Math and ELA. Align with CCSS

Amazing resource that explains just about anything you would want to know about hyperdocs and links to many places to find them.

Thorough guide, whether you are beginner or experienced Google Photo user

Google folder full of info lit lessons from Steve Tetrault of NJ