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Some of use the fakebook tool at classtools.net but if you need to be offline, this is a template to make a Facebook page for a famous character. It is a .doc (Microsoft Word) file and you can download it and use it for your activity. These are great for looking at famous characters and students enjoy them.

Jane Hart's list of Top 100 Tools for Learning in 2011. (Hat tip Stephen Downes) This is from a survey - not just one person's opinion. Topping the list (again): Twitter. I also LOVE how this list shows the previous rankings from the prior 4 years. Youtube is #2 although still blocked in SOOOOO many places followed by Google Docs, Skype, Wordpress, Dropbox, Prezi (something I haven't gotten into yet), Moodle, Slideshare, and Glogster EDU. Take a look at the entire list on her blog post.

Yes, you can embed a google doc on a wiki page -if you just have to edit simultaneously. Here's how.

This is an awesome sliderocket about how to use Google Docs to facilitate a Writing Workshop created by Susan Oxnevad. Look for links to examples within the presentation so you can use everything she shares. This slide show shares not only best practices in running a writing workshop but also is a best practice itself in creating a stand alone presentation that instructions in a powerful way. Writing teachers everywhere should take 10 minutes to work through this slide show this week.

Browser add-on to find and highlight online materials for exporting into Google Docs

Instructions on how to use Google Docs storage area to host your KML file so you can embed it into a webpage.

BTW - I'm using CiteBite to allow me to link to a specific spot on the page.

Google groups will no longer allow uploading of files and the use of pages, but you can share your google sites to a group and your google docs folders.)

Actividad Tecnología 12-16 años

Actividad de Tecnología 12-16 años

Manual de programación en bloque de Arduino

Techy Tips for not so Techy Teachers

Slideshow of Web2.0 tools for educators

useful google docs presentations

Simple design with great visuals

'Ideas to Inspire' is a collection of Google Docs presentations, which offer a large number of ideas for engaging lesson activities in a range of curriculum areas.The presentations are a collaboration between lots of fantastic teachers around the world.Choose a presentation to begin, or find out more here.

Fascinating presentation on netbooks in the classroom by Doug Belshaw, John Johnston, and Noel Jenkins.