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anonymous

IXL - 0 views

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    This is an online math site.  This site ranges from pre-k to algebra the student will work on one area than they will gain points and awards.  They also give state standards. 
Alison Leytem

Iowa Area Education Agencies - 0 views

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    For teachers in Iowa, the AEA is a valuable resource, providing support in materials and planning that school districts may not.
Alison Leytem

Student Interactives - ReadWriteThink - 0 views

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    This is a web resource sponsored by the International Reading Association. Here, you will find classroom resources, searchable by interactive type, learning objective, and theme; professional development resources and tools, and resources for parents. There is also an area for after school activities to use with students to build literacy skills!
anonymous

Teach Iowa - 0 views

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    This website is a great resource for those looking for teaching jobs in Iowa. It allows administrators to post teaching/couching openings. You can search for jobs based on your qualification, or based on the area of Iowa where your are interested in working.
Alex Toft

Damian N. Bariexca, Ed.S., NCSP - 1 views

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    Blog of Educational Psychologist and former English Teacher, Damien Barexica, who is very involved in integrating technology into the classroom, and in his own words, "Making the Technology fit the lesson and not the other way around."
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    Thanks for sharing this blog, Alex. It's nice to see technology really being integrated into all content areas. It sometimes is difficult to bring the technology efficiently into an English classroom, as I'm sure you know! This teacher proves that it is possible!
Jackson Brown

About | Khan Academy - 3 views

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    Free math and science education/lessons/tutorials online.
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    A good site! It's kinda like a academic video tutorial library. The resources here are really amazing! It provides video tutorials with different subjects (most of them are about math) and different levels to students and allows them to practice what they have learned through online testing. I think it's a good resource for home schooling students. Thanks for sharing!
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    This is an interesting website! When I was looking at it, I wanted to bookmark it for myself to show my high school teachers. It could be used for teachers and students, but not only that parents can go on there too! I am not strong in the math area so this would be perfect for me!
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    This is a great website! I have seen this mentioned on the news a couple of months ago. It has a lot of interactive videos for students and teachers to use to enhance learning. This would be a great site to show students at the beginning of the year so they can reference for assistance throughout the year. Bookmarking it now! I am unaware of any other similar sites at this point.
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    This is a great tool for math and science teachers. It's a really good resource for kids to have when they are struggling with a concept. When it's uploaded as video they can chose their own pace by pausing the video. I myself have used YouTube videos like this to help me learn something new.
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    I have used this site myself to help with math tutoring and it really is a efficient tool to do some quick teaching.
Destery Hildenbrand

VisualBlooms - home - 2 views

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    A visual representation of web 2.0 tools for the different levels of blooms taxonomy.
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    If your looking for the right web 2.0 tool to meet a specific level of Blooms Taxonomy this is the place to go. A detailed chart indicating which tools associate in each area.
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    This resources use of a pyramid allows teachers to quickly differentiate what technological tools will be most appropriate for specific learning goals matched to Bloom's Taxonomy. This will mainly be used by teachers but some students will find it easy to understand and can use it for developing student-lead projects that are on the Bloom's "create" level. I do not know of any other resources that link taxonomy and technology together in such an efficient manner.
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    Thanks for sharing this resource Destery. Lately, apps for mobile devices (particularly iOS devices) organized by Blooms has been buzzing on Twitter. Here is a site called "Bloomin' Android," by Kathy Schrock, that organizes Android apps on the revised Blooms Taxonomy. (http://kathyschrock.net/androidblooms/).
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    I went out and found the "Bloomin iPad" information she put together as well. I found quite a few helpful apps on the list, thanks for the information.
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    This is great. Just learned about Bloom last month. It is good to have a resource that will help in directing me towards apps that will go along with the targeted part of the taxonomy. I think this will be used mostly by teachers.
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