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Susan DeFazio

Millers English 10 classroom blog - 0 views

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    A classroom blog designed to discuss literature and writing.
Lisa Allswede

Search Engine Duck Duck Go - 0 views

shared by Lisa Allswede on 20 Apr 10 - Cached
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    cute duck! here is the write up from Free Technology site: Duck Duck Go is a search engine designed with clarity and simplicity in mind. One of the ways that clarity and simplicity stands out is when you enter a search term that can have multiple meanings, Duck Duck Go alerts you to that and asks you what you really want to search for. For example, if you enter the search term "duck," Duck Duck Go will tell you that "duck" could be a noun or a verb. (see the screen capture below) Duck Duck Go also provides brief information summaries when you search for topics. This is handy if you're not really looking for a lot of information about a topic, but are just in need of a quick synopsis of a topic.
Susan DeFazio

Mr. B-G's English Blog - 0 views

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    Blog of a high school English teacher who shares stories, lessons, and other education blogs.
Dana Crone

ReadWriteThink - 0 views

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    Language Arts tools for parents, students, and teachers
Marlee Flaherty

Hajj from Northern Africa to Mecca - 2 views

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    My thought was to allow students to select a persona such as a wife of a merchant, a merchant, etc. and write a diary that discusses various topics as they progress on their Hajj. The year of this hajj is as of now undetermined. The grade level for this Webquest would be middle school.
Lauren Panton

Globaloria - 0 views

  • Established by the World Wide Workshop Foundation in the spring of 2006, the Globaloria Program prepares young people ages 12 and up to create educational games and interactive simulations, for their own personal and professional development, and for the social and economic benefit of their communities.
  • Globaloria is an engaging, student-centered delivery mechanism to teach STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Along the way, students also learn game design, programming, wiki formatting, writing, and multimedia production skills.
Lauren Panton

Learning with Impact: Techno-Tuesday: Recommended Sites for New Teachers - 0 views

  • Middle School Teacher: A great mix of personal thoughts, ideas about education reform and practical tipsBetty's Blog: She's level-headed and yet passionate and full of both personal and practical wisdomCornerstone: Tons of practical ideas with a slightly cutesy perspectiveIt's Not All Flowers and Sausages: A blog filled with wit and humor, but often containing some sharp analysis of the systemBrazen Teacher: I connect well with this blog, because the author is as anti-standardization as I am, but she explains it in a much more creative style Science Teacher: One of the smartest bloggers around, a scientist with the soul of a poetCal Teacher Blog: Mr. Bibo is a man with wisdom, conviction and practical ideas. The blog has some real thought-provoking postsClif's Notes: If I needed one blog to keep me up to date on technology, it would be this.  It's like having a tech guru on my laptop all the timeReach for More / Aspira a Mas: One of the few teaching blogs out there with a Latina perspectiveThe Power of Educational Technology: A little less practical than Clif's Notes, but constantly thought-provokingThe Doc is In: He seems to blog about everything, but with a distinct mix of both authority and humilityCountdown to Teachhub: I wish I had this site when I was first starting out.  I felt like i constantly needed some practical tips and this site offers them. One of my favorite features is the YouTube writing prompts. In the Trenches: It's the kind of blog that I read when teaching feels a little lonely.
Jon Hall

So, you'd like your own blog… at Bionic Teaching - 0 views

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    How, and why, to make your own blog. <<< Good stuff>>>>
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