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My "The Best…" lists for 2010 continue, and this latest one focuses on sites that ELL students would use directly.

Connect classrooms, teachers, administrators...online collaboration - all features are included.

2011 marks the 150th anniversary of the beginning of the U.S. Civil War, and these impressively informative websites will help... From a Penn State Live Story: A new project, "The People's Contest: a Civil War Era Digital Archiving Project" aims... My students are beginning a unit in which they will be reading Civil War historical fiction.

Edutopians have been busy wrapping up the year and preparing for summer. In this posting, our Community Manager Betty Ray breaks down the top five most practical, most innovative, and most persuasive resources shared on Edutopia

If you're using Mailchimp (or even if you're not) these incredible resources from Mailchimp can help you work with your email list.

An excellent set of infographics about blogging that I'll be using with students in the fall. Great set of discussion tools.

A long-standing educational philosophy is under attack as a new research report downplays the importance of different learning styles.

An interesting contribution by psychologists to a field usually left to educational researchers. Given how dominant the belief in 'learning styles' has become in education it is quite troubling.

Very cool graphic design tool that you can use to make graphics for your blog, etc.

Since August 2006 this Media Center has been blogging, sharing links and information. Such useful information here. Sometimes we show by example more than we can say by giving assignments. You can tell students blogging is important but if you don't do it. You can also see how assignment are given on this blog. For teachers and media centers to review who are considering blogging.