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"The handy infographic below takes a look at how to get the most out of Google when you're doing online research. So whether you're helping your students learn how to find the information they need, or if you're doing your own research for professional development or personal interests, you can be an effective, efficient researcher. Keep reading to learn more!"

"On this page, you'll find Search Literacy lessons and A Google A Day classroom challenges. Our search literacy lessons help you meet the new Common Core State Standards and are broken down based on level of expertise in search: Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced."

This is a 3 day 80 minute block or 4 day 60 minute block Google Trek. It is designed for each student to have their own computer. It has the students analyze Alfred Wagener's evidence for continental drift and explain what his theory was.

This post outlines how a school set up e-portfolios for 5th grade students and the processes they put in place for them to be successful.

Seven thoughts and ideas to Integrate Technology.

A list and short description of many great resources and sites to use in the classroom. Make sure to check the link and explore how each resources would work in your classroom.

A list and short description of many great resources and sites to use in the classroom. Make sure to check the link and explore how each resources would work in your classroom.

"Looking for games online that might help students learn important cybersafety concepts?  Add this collection from around the world to your digital citizenship training efforts."

A huge "library" of resources to ebooks, audiobooks, music, and emagazines.

This document gives list of technology tools, a short description and a link to the site.

This chrome extension will summarize and focus an online article. You can focus more by clicking on key words. Use with any online article. Eliminate distraction and get it ready for reluctant readers.

TLDR stands for Too Long Didn't Read. This chrome extension allows students to view a summary, or shortened version of any online article. This is great for science and current events articles. This can only be used in chrome.

Students can research a specific body system and complete tasks in a competition format. Includes lesson, tasks, resources, and rubric.

Students walk through the webquest and watch videos on different biomes. Students need to identify the organisms that would be at each level (producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, tertiary consumers, decomposers). Students will need to create an expository essay about ONE biome and describe the relationships between the organisms within that biome. Students also need to create 2 organism chains from 2 biomes using FRAMES. There are rubrics to go with this project, too.