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Great collection of smart notebook tutorials.

An article I found interesting, especially since it had to do with our reading for this week.

Maybe some incentive for creating a good teaching blog. 

Edublog Awards. Lists of many fantastic, award winning, educational blogs.

This site provides links to the best educational blogs of 2011. Blogs are categorized so you can browse by your topic of choice. Free Technology for Teachers is one of the award winners.

this has detailed tutorials for using this editing site for music, audio and videos

this is a live online demo, Thursday at noon. It's one hour and the above URL should be the sign up link

I have seen many job postings with this certification requirement.

Next up on our to do list

This website is an interactive site that allows students to build an outline online - which can then be copied into a Word doc.

top sites for language learners

This is an excellent site providing interactive text in a variety of subjects. I only checked out social studies, but there are various sections on math and science (some even in Spanish). Lessons are interactive and contain relevant images and great multimedia presentations. I highly recommend it. Another cool thing about this site is that a teacher can set up an account and provide a custom HippoCampus page for his/her students. This can be helpful for all students, regardless of their abilities.

It looks like Mr. Richardson is very popular in this class!

I stumbled upon this site the other day and it looks really cool! It's a Disney site where students learn how to start a business. It provides good basic and the activity is interactive. You should really check it out!

The History Engine is a web-based educational tool hosted by University of Richmond. Students use this site to learn history by researching, writing, and publishing specific episodes of American life. The online, searchable database contains works of students from all over the country. Excellent site for teachers, students and anyone interested in history.

What teacher does not want to be kept in the loop about the federal laws that affect them? Click on the Blog tab on the lower left.

Great blog for social studies teachers.

A little outdated, but extremely informative database. If you want an easy access to US census information in all states, you can put in a zip code and you will get a lot of information from the 2000 census. You can also compare the data with neighboring zip codes.

links to many online math game websites

A summary of Google apps that can help you in the classroom. Check it out!

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