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Besides a rationale for the use of technology in the classroom, this site has lesson plans, printables, rubrics, articles, worksheets, and much more.

I use this site often in my class. There are wonderful lessons which are ready to use and great technology articles and resources.

This website is the educators best friend by offering tips and articles on lesson plans, PD's, tech integration and much more.

This website allows students to tour the technology, mathematics and science that went behind many of the inventions of WWII. It also gives lesson plans for teachers to utilize the site in the classroom.

This website was established by a teacher and it provides many resources for all kinds of social studies classes such as lessons, powerpoints, clip art, good explainer websites for students, etc.

This site has the most information of any of the sites I found. In addition to text and photographs, there are also videos, lesson plans, and information about the scientists who study the biomes.

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Gallery of ready-made, interactive lessons for the SMART Board.

Learn about creating classroom rules for diverse groups. This two-week online course helps participants learn how Thinkfinity's social network can benefit educators. (one graduate credit) Iron Worker's Hard Hat, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution. Experience the events of September 11, 2001.

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Save your ideas, things you like, things you hear, and things you see. Evernote works with nearly every computer, phone and mobile device out there. Search by keyword, tag or even printed and handwritten text inside images. Get Evernote. It's free.

I recently just started integrating Evernote with writing my lesson plans and lecture notes. In my classes I have a mixed bag of students. Some of my students have varying degrees of IEPs. For along time students who needed audiobook publisher support, to have the chapter notes read to them were bound by 1. The book we were using in class and if it had that type of support and 2. What the publisher thought was important to include in the audio, which often does not provide alternate examples for the concepts the student are trying to learn. With the record Evernote feature I have a simple and easy way to integrate audio and send my recorded lecture notes, examples and recorded exam questions to the students that need this type of alternative learning experience . I'm aware there are other resources where this was possible. Evernote just happens to be in my opinion the best one stop app to write a lecture ,integrate pictures,graphics and audio to effectively reach my entire class. So if you were on the fence about Evernote or have never heard about it before be sure to check it out from the link I provided