Technology Links

This site offers resources that are broken down by subject (technology, math, science, PD, engineering). it also offers free "Webinars" for teachers to help them learn the new technology. The individual subjects are then broken down by grade, with lesson plans, websites, examples, etc.

STEM School has resources and information to help with finding schools, degree programs, and other STEM education related information.

For those of us interested in working with students with disabilities, this website will help us get grants to better their education.

A list of recently awarded grants.

"Donors Choose is an online charity, non-profit organization that makes it easy for everyone to help students in need. Teachers create classroom project requests, donors choose which projects to fund and receive photos and thank-you notes from students in return. Projects under $400 have the best chance of being funded, but larger requests are possible." Description from: http://blog.learningtoday.com/blog/bid/26239/3-Simple-Technology-Grant-Websites-for-Teachers

A list of awarded grants with a description and amount awarded.

This website gives suggestions on how to write successful technology grants, as well as a link to their grant.

links to many stem projects check em out!

website specifically to NYS STEM

Looks like a website to use for inspiration to get kids excited or shocked about a certain aspect of science you want them to explore.

Lessons for teachers regarding water...seems to be cool. Has lesson plans and some video resources.

The following are the headings on this site. Each heading has at least 9 ways to use Facebook. Resources on Facebook, Projects & Assignments, Sharing, Collaboration & Discussion, Classroom Management & Organization, Apps & Groups

Gives pros and Cons of using facebook and then how they would use it and links to other pages that show how other people use Facebook in their classes.

How technology changes classroom culture.

An argument that technology is not neutral. That a new technology needs to fit into the developed goals of the school and or classroom and that soem "built in" features of technology may cause a "technology refusal in" some classrooms.

This is a college that is embracing STEM and is providing classes and papers about the system. They also have links available to use as well.