Great go to list of book study resources focused on 21st century learning

A good overview - many barriers of which I think we've begun to tackle... I think it's significant to note that barrier 4,5 and 6 is curriculum, curriculum, curriculum... "Administrators can't expect to be successful on the backs of teacher-generated curriculum materials."

Super significant conclusions from leaders in science from UC Berkeley, Stanford, UC Santa Cruz, Scripps and others -- six big stories of science that will play out over the next 10 years suggesting a new ecology of science. "Points the way toward opportunities for wonder, knowledge and insight" - Graded is right on track in terms of rethinking the potential of their science program

"Teachers in the Age of Digital Learning"... The digital revolution needs excellent teachers -- great list of what teaching requires beyond the delivery of core instruction

Interesting portrayal of undergrads and the role of tech at colleges/universities. Imagine what the products of a 1:1 environment will be saying....

Just adding to the dialogue of the pitfalls and potentials of BYOD... Appreciate many arguments here - especially the impact on teacher's anxiety and the narrowing of the learning process.

Holy cow - an amazing resource for support on Project -based learning and STEM... Great models as well. Teach 21 is an especially powerful page out of West Virginia

There are a number of these integration models out there - but this one provides clear examples when you click on "...more" - Would be a great tool to clarify expectations.

In addition, if you click on the subjects at the top (math, science, social studies, and language arts - it takes you to specific tools.

I love this table from Warlick as a simple reflection tool. No need to keep it confined to students, however, since this prompted equally important questions when I think about the teachers I work with...

An interesting exploration of using social media tools in the classroom...

A clear rationale for technology as a means to engage learners through choice, voice and network construction

A thought-provoking site... I loved the video comparing 20th and 21st century education. 

A great visual that aligns technology tools with Bloom's taxonomy.

From the mouths of babes... This is a teen's blog response to how they use technology and what they want and why... It is followed up by a teacher's response

A provocative read that places emphasis on the importance of a collaborative culture and student learning "It's wonderful to work with a staff for whom the dominant mode of communication is, rather than the complaints a vocal minority may be inflicting on the group, a celebration of exploring what's possible. Where I've seen this happen, the leadership communicates openly, finds time for teachers to work together, and can trust the staff to expect much of themselves."

A simple overview of key tools that are available for free via the internet. Streamlines the complexity of choices 

A compilation of videos of teacher perspectives from schools around the world, including American School of Bombay