Fishing For EdTech - 0 views
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Tammy Massman on 09 Aug 12Teaching Digital Citizenship: Edmodocon 2012
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22 Simple Ideas for Harnessing Creativity in the Elementary Classroom | Edutopia - 0 views
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13. When teaching about the properties of friction, use KS2(9) for interactive projects you can do in small groups or as a class using a smart board. You might ask your students slide down the hallway first in their socks, then barefoot, and have them journal about the different amounts of friction
Twitter HOTS & Establishing a Twitter Routine in the Classroom | Langwitches ... - 0 views
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While many of his 25 ways to use Twitter in the classroom in the Talk and Produce section are geared towards Middle and High School, I believe that all the “Watch” examples are stepping stones for our younger students who are tweeting as a class. In the “Talk” and “Produce” sections, I can also see ways that the examples can be tweaked and adapted for elementary grades.
10 Useful iPad Resources for Educators - SimpleK12 - 0 views
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I love FREE Apps
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Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter? | Teachinghistory.org - 0 views
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While your students likely won't see Timur Bekmambetov's film Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter in theatres (it's rated R), there's a chance they might read the book it's based on. In his mashup of historical details and fictional supernatural conspiracy, author Seth Grahame-Smith imagines Abraham Lincoln's life as a secret quest to rid the U.S.
Seven Degrees of Connectedness | Langwitches Blog - 0 views
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Rodd Lucier, from the Clever Sheep blog, published a post titled Seven Degrees of Connectedness. Check out the infographic to learn how you can improve your connectedness through your PLN.
The KYVL for Kids Research Portal - 0 views
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I like the research tutorial on this website, taking you through the steps on how to do research. This site was created through the joint efforts of the Kentucky Virtual Library Kids and Teachers Workgroup, with design and animation by Shere Chamness REALART. Additional assistance from Cicily Waneck (education), Caterina Cone (illustration), Rene Riley (text editing). True or bogus section designed by Rene Rowland.
12 of the best places for teachers to find infographics | Quite Useful - 0 views
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I like this resource. I am trying to learn more about infographics and think about how I will use them in my classroom this coming year.
12 Animated Plays by William Shakespeare: Macbeth, Othello and Other Great Tales Brough... - 0 views
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A good introduction to the most-taught plays. Important for my students: they are captioned!
A List of The Best Free Digital Storytelling Tools for Teachers | Diigo - 0 views
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free digital storytelling
K-12 Tech Tools © - home - 0 views
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Over 2,500 free online learning resources for K-12 students categorized by subject, grade level, and standards.
Creativity 2.0: 7 Online Polling Tools to Help You Collect Student Feedback - 0 views
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7 Online Polling Tools to Help You Collect Student Feedback
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Poll Everywhere c
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I've used poll everywhereI with my kindergartens and they loved it.
Twitter for Newbies - 0 views
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Great resource - a list of things to do when you are new to Twitter
Cybraryman Internet Catalogue - 0 views
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Cybrary Man's Educational Web Sites The internet catalogue for students, teachers, administrators & parents. Over 20,000 relevant links personally selected by an educator/author with over 30 years of experience.
Teachinghistory.org - 0 views
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Website Reviews Ansel Adams's photographs preserve life at the Manzanar War Relocation Center [...] " Website Reviews Digitized versions of 20 volumes of Public Papers of the Presidents of the [...] "
Merit pay and 'loss aversion:' Nonsense studies - The Answer Sheet - The Washington Post - 0 views
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What motivates kids to do well? Is it really the promise of monetary reward?
Siemens Foundation - Home - 0 views
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International Competition on Science Education
Online financial literacy software: Banzai - 0 views
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A great website for teaching students about financial literacy.
Gooru - 0 views
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Gooru is a search engine for learning. Gooru is developed by a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the mission to honor the human right to education. Harness the power of the web by organising free, online education resources into collections. Education search engine (type in photosynthesis and you get videos, websites, quizzes, activities, and more links).
PLN - 0 views
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I’m sure you are coming to realize the awesome power of Twitter and your PLN. But you may be finding it a bit hard to keep up. Given the global nature of your PLN, you have information coming at you 24 hours a day. Not only that, but from several different programs. I have profiles on LinkedIn, Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. I save myself time by streemlining all my inboxes to one nifty Social Media Dashboard. A Social Media Dashboard allows you to view all your incoming messages in one place, but also allows you to filter incoming messages and send messages to multiple social networks simultaneously. I personally selected TweetDeck (see the screencast below) for its ease of use, but there are other programs out there. HootSuite is another popular option. Select one that suites your needs and use it.
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Remember, it’s all about baby steps. All this new information can be overwhelming. It may seem as impossible to conquer as climbing Mt. Everest at this point. DON’T give up! DO pick 5 tools to use consistently through the year.
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Regardless if you choose to blog with your students as suggested above, reflection is a critical process in learning. Blogging is, in essence, a reflection: your inner thoughts about your experiences (and a great way to demonstrate your own digital literacy skills and expectations to your students).
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These tips will help you manage your PLN without feeling overwhelmed.
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