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How a web 2.0 tool can be used for scavenger hunts - would require smartphone use....

Match web 2.0 tools with all levels of Bloom's Taxonomy

Sites to help students learn how to find & evaluate information on the web.

Student driven digital portfolios. Student post their own work (pics, text, video) for teachers & parents to see. Only that child's parent sees their work. Parents can like & comment on their work. Can set for students to be able to comment on each other's work too. Great opportunity to discuss digital citizenship! Free version; paid account allows private notes from teacher to student and opportunity to assess student submissions.

3 Rs to the internet - responsibility, reliability & risk

For those teaching Number the Stars by Lois Lowry, this site has website-accessible or printable questions, activities, and resources. I've noticed a few errors in the web-based comprehension questions, but otherwise very helpful!

Web Quests for adolescent novels

"Defined STEM is Defined Learning's solution for providing real world relevance to students. Defined STEM is a web-based application designed to promote effective and relevant connections between 21st century learning skills and how those skills are used across all subjects and curriculum. "

Common Sense Media reviews websites to determine age appropriateness, learning potential & what parents/teachers should know about the sites. Options to view same info as it relates to movies, games, apps, tv shows, books & music. Browse by learning rating, subject, skill, genre, topic, popularity, etc.

Web-based keyboarding software. Offers teacher management & reporting. Free 90-day trial.

Make an online slideshow of pictures & music. Slideshows can be embedded on your Edline page!

Six training modules of training content: Apps for Ed, GMail, Calendar, Docs, Sites, Other Tools.

Free educator account & no need for separate student accounts. Determine background, images, clip art, text, etc. Free image download (jpg format). 

Ideas for using Google Hangouts at all levels (elementary through post-secondary).

The Largest Student Art Gallery in the World! Showcase student work from any subject for parents, family and friends to see! Once you join (for FREE), here's what happens next ... Submit your Class Roster Upload a spreadsheet of student information and we'll get your roster setup for you. We can even help you with getting and tracking parent permission. Upload Student Artworks Use our free smartphone app to easily photograph and upload artwork. Better yet, empower your students to upload artwork on their own using Classroom Mode. Showcase your School Gallery Your school gallery can be used as a classroom teaching aid, or shared with the public (with parent permission) for everyone to enjoy! Get FREE Art Supplies! Parents can purchase high-quality custom keepsakes with their child's art. This hassle-free fundraising option credits you 20% of each purchase towards art room supplies.