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What/who has legal rights when it comes to audio recording of class lecture/discussion?

100 Best Blogs for Tech-Savvy Teachers

"teenagers, SPED, Special Education Software, ipod, videos, technology tools, Assistive Tech, interactive, Apple, Special Education, assistive technology, functional skills, high school, ipad"

Collection of 10 highly recommended resource sites on using iPads in education. 

" special education, Florida Department of Education, Universal Design for Learning, Assistive Tech, Simple Tech, Reading, Writing, Math, Science, Creativity"

Technology and Learning provides list of Top 10 sites to create digital art.

Follow the #necc09 CoveritLive on the tech chick tips blog. Then download their podcast b/c it is fabulous.

10 great free resources from Discovery Education.

iPad apps for students with learning disabilities. 

A chat with professionals from Skype. We debunk some of the common misconceptions and fears about using Skype in the K12 environment. Hopefully this chat will help allay some of the Tech Director and Administrators' fears from allowing Skype usage on K12 district networks.

"special education, SPED, Pencils, Pencil Grips, Highlighters, Highlighter Strips, Post-its, Mailing Labels"

"students, Special Needs, education, Assistive Tech, assistive technology, ideas, lesson, Steven Hawking, awareness"

Ordinarily, we, at CRB Tech, have run over situations in our blogging career, where we have distributed an astonishing post wanting to get a large number of comments, shares and perspectives however...

Great Gadgets, Strange Science & Technology with a Twist "Gajitz is as much an interactive archive of innovations past, present and futuristic as it is a collection of the latest and greatest gadget designs, sensational scientific discoveries and terrific new technologies … with a twist. The primary focus of this tech publication (read: blog) is on objects, finds anddesigns that defy particular typologies, wander away from convention and are more than merely consumable objects."

"We're about to give your fourteen-year-old a computer," Michael Allen recently told a group of parents attending a new student orientation, "and here's why it could scare you." Then Allen, the principal of no-textbook New Tech High School, said he understood their biggest fears: the new sites and technologies that crop up all the time, kids multitasking while doing schoolwork, the reality of parents' lack of control over what their kids see and how they behave online. But for Allen and many like him who are integrating technology in schools, guiding the behaviors that accompany a new way of learning is just as important as the content they'll be covering in school - if not more so. In order to be successful, Allen maintains that students need to learn trust, respect and responsibility for technology. He knows that many of the situations that come up in a school where computers are the only conduit of information must be addressed earlier rather than later, and parents and teachers need to be leading the way."

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Nice skill chart via Edutopia on technology skills and when they should either be Introduced, Developed, Applied.  The chart is for K-6 grade students.