Make It Work: Sharing Class Sets of iPads - 0 views
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Jarod Bormann on 14 Nov 12This blog gives great advice on how to make sharing a class set of iPads with multiple classes.
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Great Tech Tools - 2 views
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EdTech Teacher Resource starts with the learning goals, provides tool suggestions, descriptions, examples, usefulness ratings, and ease of use ratings. This website is an excellent resource for any teacher integrating technology in the classroom.
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I really like this resource. I especially like how it asks you your goals and has solutions that could help with your lessons. Great for integration!
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Wow! Great find. Like Andi, I like how it asks you your goals and then takes you straight there and then has ratings. I can see this being a great easy way for teachers to learn some new ways to introduce technology into lesson plans.
teachwithyouripad - Grade 3-5 Apps - 3 views
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This a great wiki organized by subject, grade level or topic---and has good descriptions and images of the apps. There are also links directly to the apps on itunes---good source for those looking for apps in a new way!
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Hi Mel, Great resource. More sites like this need to be out there to help teachers sift through the thousands of programs available and get to the usable ones that have been tested by teachers. I think I may have got this link from you before. I did share it with a few of our principals so they may pass it on to their teachers.
Google World Wonders Project - 3 views
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This would be a great resource for teachers to use with students. So many possibilities! It would be a perfect fit when learning about landforms in social studies.
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Andi, Way cool site! I hadn't heard of this before. I can see where it would be of good use in the classroom. Lots of multimedia activity going on. Thanks for sharing.
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Hello, Andi, and thanks for sharing. This is a great website, and I'm somewhat ashamed as a geography teacher that I didn't already know about it. I use Google Earth all of the time, and this website will supplement that well. I'll present this as well to our world history teachers in 6th grade as a potential resources as well. Thanks again.
Apache OpenOffice - The Free and Open Productivity Suite - 1 views
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Free software that is comparable to Microsoft Office. Works well on Macs
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Hi Jane, Thanks for sharing. This is a great resource for schools who cannot afford Microsoft Office or just want something more uniform in a multi platform environment. I have actually found that some things (excel type functions) work better in OpenOffice than Excel itself. Plus since it is free, kids can download at home as well.
Doug Johnson Mind/Shift BYOD - 1 views
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This article again features some discussion with Doug Johnson from Mankato Schools in Minnesota on BYOD strategies in his district.
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Hi, Shane, cool blog. I especially like the article that you linked to about the BYOB program. I have a BYOD program in my own classroom. Kids still aren't supposed to have their devices in school, but my room is a technology haven. I've been somewhat forced into it since my district isn't 1:1 so I have students supplement our school technology with their own devices. It seems to work fairly well, and once you establish expectations, it probably lessens the disruptions to class time form technology.
One-to-One or BYOD? Districts Explain Thinking Behind Student Computing Initiatives | E... - 0 views
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Article from EdTech magazine featuring Edina Schools in Minnesota. Discussion is based around their initial 1:1 pilot program and eventual decision to move towards BYOD after that.
District Administration Magazine | - 0 views
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A great site for the District Administration magazine which covers a range of school items from building construction to curriculum. Being involved in many facets and committees, I review this occasionally.
WordPress.com - Get a Free Blog Here - 0 views
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WordPress is a great way to start a free hosted site or download and run your own server. I use it in my district for a few web servers, including our journalism server.
Teaching-with-Technology - home - 0 views
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This wiki has a collection of web resources for teachers and students. Items that interest me in my profession are the 1:1 laptops or iPads in Education.
Home - Doug Johnson's Blue Skunk Blog - 0 views
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Doug Johnson is a Technology Director for Mankato Public Schools in Minnesota. The Blue Skunk Blog typically takes a common sense approach to technology use in education and raise some pertinent questions. As a Technology Director I review this blog from time to time to look for new ideas.
Shmoop: Homework Help, Teacher Resources, Test Prep - 4 views
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Educational Resource for teachers and students alike
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Wow, what a cool resource. I definitely think that I could use this in my middle school social studies classes. The articles are very accessible in terms of the reading level. Thanks for the great resource, and I'll definitely be sure to link my students to this website.
Technology Integration | Edutopia - 0 views
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Edutopia is reliable and well known source of information for educators. The technology blog provides useful articles on how to effectively integrate technology in the classroom from 1:1 implementation to the flipped classroom.
Zamzar - convert document, eBook, image, audio and video - free online file conversion - 0 views
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Teachers and Students having trouble converting files.
Edutopia News | September 19, 2012 - 0 views
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Educational publication that is a great additional source for teachers looking for different sources for ideals in the classroom
Education Week Teacher - 0 views
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Education Week Teacher is a blog that has an array of articles concerning technology integration. The blog also provides news that covers a wide range of issues relating to education.
WIC - 0 views
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WIC is a wiki that provides resources about how to effectively implement technology into the classroom. The wiki also provides guidance about how to teach students to use technology appropriately.
Open Educational Resources Commons - 1 views
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Safe to use! It's free to use and share these resources. The information and lessons come from all around the world, and there are over 50,000 documents all organized by grade level and subject.
BlamSpot - 2 views
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BlamSpot - Blog by Bill Lammers, a Language Arts and Theater Technology teacher at George Washington High School in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. An insightful, creative, and humorous look at education and life.
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I love the BlamSpot, he has such a great way of presenting information, awesome sense of humor. -
It's like a comic just for teachers! It's nice to see that Bill Lammers is from Cedar Rapids. His ideas are presented in logical and originals ways. The September 14 post on creativity is particularly refreshing. This seems like the kind of blog I could get used to checking in on every once in a while. Thanks for sharing!
Sophia for Teachers - 1 views
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This resource is from Capella University and their teachers are teaching many different tutorials about math and science. This resources gives tips and tools to better teach in the classroom .
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What a wonderful and credible resource! After exploring the site I think I would mainly use these as a resource for myself as a teacher. But I do think some of the tutorials may be appropriate for upper elementary grades and on. In a way, this reminds me of the Khan Academy website. If you can't remember how to do something or if you need a new way to teach something then this would be an excellent tool to turn to.
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