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Note that the Daring Librarian suggests beginning with a wiki for ease in creating a presence on the Web. Great idea for class website. "I turned to The Daring Librarian for insights and had the opportunity to interview her alter ego, Gwyneth Anne Jones, one of the Library Journal's Movers & Shakers of 2011. Gwyneth works as teacher-librarian in Laurel, Maryland, and serves on the ISTE Board of Directors. Widely recognized in the Web 2.0 circuit, Gwyneth is known for her outgoing presence and professional generosity. She calls herself an "enthusiastic champion of transliteracy, creative commons, open source, shameless sharing" and "fearless fighter of filters!""

Exemplar of how to make the most of Glogster; Could be really interesting tool for students to use to create products from their learning -- perhaps products of a WebQuest. May even be a terrific visual format for creating a WebQuest. Lots of possibilities! Thanks to Angela and her global team for sharing.

Excellent resource for learning to support students' online reading at the critical thinking level. Thanks to Angela for sharing.

Very useful!! Thanks for the share

Helpful for women students of any age (guys, too)

Ideas for using Google Apps for beginning ePortfolios. You've had some experience with these with your RAP Portfolios.

PPTs for 10th ed

New graphic novel version of the powerful story. Thanks to Angela for the heads-up.

How great! I love graphic novels and am dying to get some for my 3rd graders. Thanks for sharing!

Google Apps for Education -- benefits for teachers and students

Good source for learning to use direct quotes effectively -- valuable for Position Paper

Good site for learning about worthwhile projects that can make a contribution and even earning funds for a project of your own.

Good resource for learning of books for younger children plus you can join with the librarian and other teachers to create projects.

GOs for helping to organize writing

Leveraging the egocentrism for learning! Cara writes of transactional theory's role in engaging and responding to literature.

Resource for integrating literature in the teaching of middle school math

Create comic strips with emotional characters -- you can choose 4 emotions for each character you choose. Heads-up that these are ephemeral -- not stored online so email copy to yourself.

Twitter for Education

Top 3 Web 2.0 for Collaboration

Trade books for teaching high school courses -- see all the different disciplines

Teacher Dashboard would definitely be needed by high school teachers! Organizing tool for Google Apps