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Basic explanation of Google Cardboard, which I got to explore when I did the Google Expedition of Landforms.

So many of these will connect perfectly with the content of 6th grade geography.

Mind map in the cloud - save easily to Google Drive. The Mindmaps can be worked on collaboratively. It also works from a mobile device, which is extremely helpful in a BYOT classroom setting.

Find, remix, share, monitor digital resources. You can also add questions to check for comprehension along the way. Works with Google login for students.

I have been inspired by Julie Lindsey for awhile, so it was great to hear her speak and share resources.

FAQ and minimum requirements for BYOT (with an emphasis on laptops)

Throw away the worksheet, open your mind to exploring creativity in the classroom to meet the standards and engage your students with direct involvement . Worksheets don't grow dendrites, not that students even realize they are growing them to begin with! They also don't engage the students to where they want to be part of the learning environment.

Is site was initiated by Susan Bowdoin and Terri Gaussoin to capture the outcomes of our efforts to help teachers develop a learning community around the use of iPads in the classroom.

Creative way to collaboratively problem solve learning situations: not your typical professional development.

Examples of good student projects that show student curating as their own learning.

This is the site to match the paneled discussion for Curated Learning: Empowering Students to Navigate their Learning Path. The entire presentation / conversation was exciting, inspiring, and passionate. There are resource links and will be on going discussions.