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This blog by Skype, offers teachers a great place to find various blogs by teachers about the use of Skype in their classroom. These collection of blogs help teachers find ideas for how to incorporate Skype into the classroom.

WOW! Innovative Educator! Support for social media/cell phones in the classroom. Offers online chat to educate educators on current tech topics

This blog is written by Lisa Nielsen. It has won awards for its outside the box approach to delivering material. Many of her posts deal with how to effectively use technology in the classroom. Especially social media. Teachers can use it in the classroom by either networking through her blog and finding content alike teachers or by simply gathering the concepts Nielsen discusses.

This blog is written by Lisa Nielsen. It has won awards for its outside the box approach to delivering material. Many of her posts deal with how to effectively use technology in the classroom. Especially social media. Teachers can use it in the classroom by either networking through her blog and finding content alike teachers or by simply gathering the concepts Nielsen discusses.

Blog that has problem based instructional tasks for math teachers. Teachers can use this blog for math problems to present to students.

Blog that has problem based instructional tasks for math teachers. Teachers can use this blog for math problems to present to students.

A blog that has math lessons for teachers to use in the classroom. The teacher can incorporate the lessons from the blog.

A blog that has math lessons for teachers to use in the classroom. The teacher can incorporate the lessons from the blog.

This will be helpful to read for my PLN to consider instructional technology.

Great blog to get technology lessons for teachers

This is an easy places to check up on either monthly or weekly for new ideas and resources. Free is always good!

This will be a good blog to read to hear a proponent of technology and school reform.

This will be a good blog to read to hear a proponent of technology and school reform.

Good find! Is this the author of one of our texts for class? His feedback about educational reform is powerful! This is definitely a teacher resource, and something I will be referring to during the school year when I feel alone in my ideas for change. Misery loves company?

This is the blog for Mimio.

A list of blogs about technology integration in the classroom

Jane Hart's Blog

Jane Hart's Blog

A new to me blogging website. Great edtech blogs

Blog discussing how to incorporate new apps, giving feedback to students and much. Toolbox for educators!

Blog discussing how to incorporate new apps, giving feedback to students and much. Toolbox for educators!

How to incorporating blogging into a high school math classroom.

A writer for Education World and an advocate for ELL students. His blog highlights great current issues and trends, including Web. 2.0.

A writer for Education World and an advocate for ELL students. His blog highlights great current issues and trends, including Web. 2.0.

Science educator blog. She shares lots of lesson plans on many topics for science teachers. Great ideas to implement engaging lessons in your science class.

I have to give a shout-out to William Chamberlain for putting this platform out for others to use. I has been a great tool to allow my classes to connect with classes and students across the country and the world safely and well. Super tool.

I agree with Scott on this resource. Kidblog was a great way to introduce blogging to middle school students. It allows students the freedom to maintain their own page but allows teachers to supervise their postings and comments. We, my co-teachers and I, gave students the choice of using this site as one choice of a book project. I would say Kidblog's use is mainly for students, again under the direction of a teacher. I know of no other site that gives teachers the control and a listing for class blogs.

A convenient way to blog, search blogs of interest and stay connected with your PLN. Similar to Facebook. Offers great tutorials.

Tumblr is a photo blog that allows students to tell a story through pictures. It is like instagram but has different properties.

This blog is continually updating with new ideas for the classroom in several different learning areas and different grade levels.

Another source for blogging in your classroom. Easy to use

Ideas for incorporating student blogs in the math classroom.

Technology-based blog with numerous resources, tutorials and advice!

I had no idea you could do this with videos! I think this would be a very useful tool in the classroom. I have often times gone through a video and picked out specific spots I want to show my students, so I ended up having to write down those exact times so that I would know where to skip to. This tool would be very helpful with that. I think this resource would be mostly used by teachers to share videos with students. I have not seen anything like this for videos. I recently heard of a site that you can copy the youtube URL in and it takes it to a place where you don't get all of the advertisements on the side. Which is nice because those aren't always the most appropriate for school.

This would be great for a flipped or blended classroom. Teachers could use this to edit videos and incorporate them into lessons as well. Students could also do this if they are presenting information and want to use a piece of a video. EdPuzzle is a similar resource that can do the same kind of thing.