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This site offers webinars for teachers, and also past webinars in their archived section. This site also has a book store to purchase educational books. There is also a link for upcoming conferences.

The National Education Association has created a website that allows teachers to socializes with other teachers through a social networking site.  

Educational Technology Guy is a great blog written by a physics teacher.  His blog relies on the fact that teachers want new ideas about technology and how to use it.  Davids blog has great resources that connect teacher to websites that will help them grow in their technology skills. 

Lakeshore learning is a popular resource that teachers use to supply their classrooms with different items such as literacy center and math ideas. This popular company now has teacher workshops that are available in a number of different states. 

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This website gives you resources  online and activities related to educational technology. I got this website out of the book.

I found this website where you're able to print off free activities for students. This website has all subjects and topics. There are more then just activities, they give customer and arts and crafts ideas as well.

This is a website for math and its activities that the students can do. You can choose the grade level and the topic and there's different activities that you can do to help them with that topic. 

Free online workshops.

Teachers are lifelong learners. In fact, ongoing education is a requirement for teachers of every public school level, from kindergarten through 12th grade. Known as professional development, this education -- usually in the form of workshops, seminars and training courses -- helps teachers stay up to date with new trends and learn fresh strategies, techniques and methods for classroom challenges.

Reality 101: Changing her luddite ways Jessica's ready to become a 21st century learner and is making room in her classroom for technology. Registration and Housing Now Open for the CEC 2012 Convention & Expo CEC and the CEC 2012 Convention Program Chair, Dr. Douglas Cheney, invite you to join us for the premier professional development event dedicated to special and gifted education: the CEC 2012 Convention & Expo, April 11-14 in Denver. This site is great for those exceptional children in the classrooms. There are many links in this website for information materials, including books, blogs, and articles.

Hyperlinked Twitter list of some of the best recommended 2.0 tools for classrooms.

A compilation of Web 2.0 tools broken down by category and cross-linked and referenced.

Impressive list of links updated periodically.

This site provides great understandable explanations about how all kinds of devices, concepts and ideas work.

Scholastic has ideas for ushering in every season with units of study, book recommendations, and student activities.

Visit school and classroom webpage, access templates and curriculum for a variety of grade levels and content areas from this free website.

Great ideas on getting yourself and your classroom prepared for the new school year.

Where have we come from and where are we headed? Get some ideas from this timeline created by University of Illinois students who have traced the evolution of educational technology. This could be a great project for your students to research.