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"One of the wonderful video resources I have been recommending for teachers and students is TED Ed video library on YouTube. This library features a wide variety of educational videos curated specifically for education community. These TED Ed videos are explanatory tutorials and animations  that cover a given topic . Many of these animations are created by educators and teachers in partnership with professional animators. TED Ed videos are ideal for flipped classroom learning. Teachers can sift through the videos created by other teachers and share them with students on TED Ed website. TED Ed allows teachers to build a lesson around any of these videos. They can also add questions to the videos that students can answer  and get instant feedback on their answers. For those of you interested in learning about how to create flipped lessons using TED Ed, I would recommend reading this visual guide."

Google spreadsheet providing recommended iPod Touch apps for education by grade level and subjects.

Recommended Android apps

 The purpose of the group is to pilot the educational use of iPads and determine the relevant educational applications that can be used to promote student engagement and educational progress in learning.  Two of the Committee members have put together a list of applications that they have previewed and used with students.  They have spent a great deal of time working on recommendations for educational applications and a great deal of time organizing their information. 

"# Get app recommendations based on apps you own and love # Find and share the best iPad and iPhone apps with friends # Become a top member by doing the best app reviews and lists!"

Here is the compiled listing of apps for the iPhone as recommended during 2010 by Mashable.

Online publishing resources recommended and used by educators. These are just another way to publish/share documents online.

Documents via website have annotations. Documents, images, and audio can be searched by time period starting with the earliest of times. Site recommended by Turning Point Learning Center.

Resources available in collaboration/brainstorming, visual arts, music, engineering /design, invention/innovation are the categories used to organize recommended web resources.

Collection of 10 highly recommended resource sites on using iPads in education. 

You can see a list of recommended resources in different categories ranging from photo editing to audio editing to video editing and more. 

Keyboarding site recommended to me by Kelly Tenkely on Twitter.

The author has curated a list of some useful places to start with when looking for lesson plans. The websites included below are the 7 most popular ones the author recommends.

Scribble on Google maps via Google Scribble Maps