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"ISTE Learning is a virtual learning community where professional development opportunities and ed tech resources abound. " There are some offerings for online Professional Development in many different areas of technology. A traditional PD session often alienates part of the audience because of the wide skill ranges. This online resource will allow the Professional Development to directly meet the interests and the needs of the learner.

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 don't know how I missed this website before. Yet another go-to site for free, helpful online resources to enhance classroom teaching. The website creator won the ISTE's Young Educator of the year award. That is not a surprise after checking out the site. Some future discoveries will probably be related to playing around on this site.

Their mission "provide educators with the knowledge, skills, and resources to successfully implement Flipped Classroom"

Not a new tool - but a refresher of the resources and content on the website. Provides educators/students resources including lesson plans and examples of student work. Many of the examples are for reading/language arts, but can easily be adopted for other subject areas (all grade levels).

Offers strategy guides for different technology topics

Resources geared towards engaging elementary students.

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

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.

I was really interested to check out what Beyond Textbooks had to offer - since my Master's research project was interactive, textbook replacement options. Since their website was mentioned during the afternoon ISTE session, it is not too surprising it is overloaded and not loading. This is another resource that will need to be explored more fully in the future.

During the Opening Keynote the phrase "Theory of Mind" was used and the work of Luis Oceja was mentioned. I have found a bunch of resources that will help me understand both topics. As a teacher, having someone show through science why humans can not be replaced in the classroom by computers is comforting. It all ties back to the social neuroscience of empathy and the theory of mind.

The site provides resources for teachers to reinforce important safety rules for online behavior and digital citizenship.

ReadWriteThink offers interactive tools - these could be a great option for when students need to create their own games / review activities. 59 Tools (14 currently can be saved/shared - currently trying to make more of them saveable). ReadWriteThink is working on an app for iOS (currently heavily Flash driven)

Trading Card App (characters fictional or real) and Word Mover (magnetic poetry) - Apps for both iOS and Android coming soon.

Lots of additional resource tabs

Harry Tuttle presented the poster session about speaking fluency in foreign language - these are some of his resources.

Contenido educativo en español para niños - Ciencias, Matemáticas, Tecnología, Ciencias Sociales, Salud, Inglés, Español, Arte y Música There is both paid and free content for Spanish.