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I sat today using Diigo to bookmark, annotate, highlight, capture pages and pictures, and do just about anything I needed to do effortlessly. Ya'll, this is straight from this educator's heart: Diigo is amazing!
Now look, my thinking about tech tools is that they have to serve everyone: teachers --administrators, students, parents -- basically all stakeholders to be truly of value. I'm into the reality of teaching which means if it is not going to improve the outcome for students academically by supporting their learning, most teachers just don't have the time to deal with it. But, I'd like to think I'm a realist and if there's a tool that makes a teacher's life easier, then preparing for lessons, classes, professional developments and, yes, our other life is easier, and that translates to a happier educator who has more time to work on supporting those students learning
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Royalty Free Music for eLearning - 125 views
FuturistSpeaker.com - The personal blog of Futurist Thomas Frey » Blog Archiv... - 30 views
We Have to Fix E-Mail - NYTimes.com - 69 views
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David Pogue added some other entries to the email charter. Very good tips to add onto the original 10 set up by Chris Anderson.
Free Technology for Teachers: Automatoon - Create Animations for the Web - 148 views
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Really cool and easy-looking way to create and share animations.
Free Technology for Teachers: Three Ways to Create Fake Facebook Profiles for Historica... - 106 views
The EdTech Zone: Collect feedback using Epic Decide - 33 views
Blog, Tweet, Design: Student Journalists Go Far Beyond Writing | MindShift - 48 views
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Article discussing shift in journalism courses (college level) and student expectations. Similar k-12?
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It's like there are two types of people- those who are online and those who are not? I know that's glib and endless permutations exist but It's such an interesting chasm for in my mind I assume the future generations will all be on the same page with tech but then probably technology will always be moving on leaving a similar gap between users of the older tools compared with users of the newer? It's the disruptive nature of these tools that have lead to the need to focus on the technology rather than the written content. Journos need to curate not write content. The two worlds are overlapping but not really aligning.
Fun and games with GoogleDocs | The Kenradical School of History - 73 views
Professor Pawn: Dean Genome's Assignment | text2cloud - 0 views
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The mystery of what Dean Genome wants from Professor Pawn deepens.
Do Majors Matter? - Inside Higher Ed - 0 views
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Sociology and foreign languages at the top of undergraduate majors if you are interested in seeing gains in critical thinking skills in higher ed - could be some pedagogical models for folks in the natural sciences to emulate since they were at the bottom!
Check my new site for all things iPad ~ ICT For Educators - 193 views
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Very useful article. May have to use to as a persuasion tool for me to get one.
Word Work: Salt Dough Spelling - 1 views
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One of the five components of The Daily Five is Word Work. Word Work is a time when students focus on spelling and vocabulary development, often using visual and kinesthetic methods. One of the activities students can do that is both visual and kinesthetic is Salt Dough Spelling.
The World’s Schoolmaster - Atlantic Mobile - 0 views
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PISA invest in selectively sought high trained educators, and invest in poorest sectors equally. high PISA
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Google Public Policy Blog: Me, Myself and I: Helping to manage your identity on the web - 25 views
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Today we've released a new tool to help make it easier to monitor your identity on the web and to provide easy access to resources describing ways to control what information is on the web. This tool, Me on the Web, appears as a section of the Google Dashboard right beneath the Account details.
MyWeb4Ed: Diigo- A regular educators look at why Diigo is a teacher's friend - 55 views
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Diigo has to be the single most valuable tool that I have on my computer.
Email Etiquette and the Perils of "Reply All" - Ron Ashkenas - Harvard Business Review - 50 views
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vignette and thoughtful ideas about email etiquette and communication (community.) Adults struggle with this stuff at my school - how do we teach kids learn?
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