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This is a link to the blog written by Molly, who is a 4th grade teacher. The 'Lessons with Laughter' blog shares useful resources and links, classroom ideas, pictures, examples and personal reviews on lessons, websites and resources. There is also a separate part in her blog dedicated to 'Technology'. Check it out!

This is a website designed by a group of 3rd year teachers from a variety of schools in the Brisbane area. It provides a forum for classes to share what they are doing in the classroom. It is kind of a mix between a newsletter and a resource/idea sharing centre. It is great to get ideas and see what other classes in other schools are doing.

Kylie is a local Brisbane teacher who actively shares resources via this Pintrest page. Kylie has also started a number of Qld teachers facebook pages designed to share resources, tips, advice and questions.

This blog is written by a year 6 teacher in Sydney. She uses this blog to explore, reflect and share her experiences of incorporating various ICTs in the classroom.

International primary teacher passionate about differentiation and technology, who believes that effective PD comes from sharing and interacting with other teachers. Her husband, also an educator, is an IT specialist and together they plan and implement ICT into the classroom.

I have been following educator Martin Burrett@ICTMagic on Twitter for the past 2 weeks as part of my PLN. Recently he has posted this great link to a range of ICT resources for the classroom which I wanted to share with you all.

Anne shares a link to an American news story about how the movie "Mean Girls" (released 10 years ago) would have been very different if it were set today. A good example of Postman's "technological change is ecological" and also of the point of Digital Citizenship. i.e. that technological change requires different skills in order to participate safely, responsibly and productively

The #TeacherSelfie project asking teachers to share a selfie with the world.

This blog I am writing is a direct activity I must do towards my marks for my ICT course. I am to share with everyone here and on Diigo my initial ideas for my unit plan for my grade 6 English clas...

Kelly Jordan is a primary school teacher who is passionate about literacy and integrating technology into the classroom. You may have seen her twitter account shared on here already.

This is a blog I came across last week. Marcie Martel is a teacher who LOVES to use ICT's in her classroom and regularly shares and update her discoveries

A good idea to follow other teachers. The best way you can improve your own practice is to learn from others.

August 9, 2015 A screencast, also known as video screen capture, is a great way for teachers to create and share instructional videos and explanatory step by step tutorials with students. regardless of the purposes for which you are creating a screencast, the quality of your video screen captures can sometimes impede the communicative intent of your message.

"My blog will share the creative ideas I use in school and demonstrate how effective use of ICT can impact across the curriculum. My role this year has been deploying a class set of iPads and piloting the use of iPads to enhance learning across the curriculum. I can also provide inset training, 1to1 intensive courses and workshops for a variety of ICT areas, in particular using iPads in the classroom for schools. For more info please email davyhulme.ipad@gmail.com for enquiries."

The Nerdy teacher shares her experiences through out the development of classroom managements. She also talks about her students blogging. CHECK HER OUT!!!

This is the Blog of Leanora Donnelly a special education teacher with whom I have had the pleasure of working. She is passionate about inclusion and differentiation, interests I also share. Whilst this blog focuses on popular culture it does talk about how the inclusion of pop culture through the use of ICTs can enrich the educational experiences of students and teachers and even the playing field for students with disability and other diverse learners.

A student shares her PKM system/process. Yours may be very different, but making yours explicit, thinking about and refining it is important

Sue tweeted about something I was looking at in EDC3100 so I got chatting. I am looking to be an innovative educator too, so have enjoyed her sharing new ideas and tools. @sjgorman

An infographic giving an overview of the SAMR model. Originally shared by @tamigrl88