INSTTECH 4131 & 5131: Technology in Education (Fall 2012)

This web 2.0 tool can be used by teachers and students. Teachers can organize ideas for students and implement the graphic organizer in their lesson plans. Check out the helpful tour and create an account for free.

This web 2.0 tool has multiple possibilities. Here's just a couple I've thought of: 1) your students are doing a research project and 2) you want to connect with your students and/or students' parents. Easy, efficient, and technology based.

Surveymonkey is flexible, and easy to use. Although when using it for a kiosk station you need to pay for a subscription fee but worth all the hassle. Another substitution is google forms too.

We have used Surveymonkey here at school, easy to build and deploy. Great tool.

"Blogs every teacher should read" is probably the best thing I have ever Googled. I found the website onlineschools.org and a page called "100 Blogs Every New Teacher Should Read." I can really see this being useful now and in the future!

I am always looking for new blogs. I am trying to really pick blogs that really interest me and help me do my job! I will definitely check out this site.

For you, your classroom, your students, and beyond. This website is advertised as "Industrial Strength Knowledge for the Creative Mind." Read to find out ways you can use wikis in your classroom--there might be something you haven't thought of before!

A blog that discusses empowering leaders in education and education movements taking place in Africa. A place to get perspective and learn about a different culture and their educational experiences.