Some good pictorial tutorials made with comic life. Good use of program

A list of popular Web tools that are either available to blocked to students under 13. Includes links to the policies to clarify availability of each site.

Interesting read on an inquiry model of learning. 

A good exploration of the full method involved in flipping the classroom

A new easy to use publishing tool

Do we need to change laws so the Under 13s can access more Web 2.0 tools? Are we teaching responsible digital citizenship through prohibition

Can the iPad replace the laptop in the day to day experience of a school teacher? Read on

An example of bad iPad management at school level. need to know how iPads work and apps that help before setting up iPad program at school. 

, the binder contains some of the most popular posts in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. These posts are organized into easily accessibile categories. There are also links to other equally interesting websites, presentations, slideshows, google docs, ebooks and many more. Dr Seam has assembled all the important web technology that teachers need to digitise their teaching.

The site is organised into 24 different 'sheds", each providing a selection of quality visual texts (mainly 3D animations) accompanied by very useful teaching notes (Note to Grammar Gurus/Spelling "Nazis" -  ignore the occasional typo in the notes) outlining how you can use the clips in exploring themes, characterisation, narrative, plot, mood, use of audio, body language, inferences,deductions, predictions  - the notes cover just about everything. It's equally useful for reading comprehension and writing development. The use of the resources also go beyond just Literacy. Many of the resources are also useful for Humanities subjects as well and Smith points these links out in detail. What I especially enjoy is the number of foreign animations that expose students particularly in USA and Australia, my home, to different cultural and creative perspectives beyond Hollywood story telling.

Food for thought on the answer to all Maths prayers! Procedure does not teach understanding

Sports Blog started by a 14 year old Australian boy. Great inspiration to show students starting to blog to see how far they can go

The successes and frustrations of a small scale deployment of iPads at school

Apple configurator for iPad review