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"Teachers Guide on The Use of Wikis in Education guides, social networking tools, wikis in education Med kharbach Today's guide is about Wikis in education. This is the 14th guide we are publishing here and there are more coming on the way. We . in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning, are very much hoping that by the time we finish posting all the series of guides we have been working on, our readers ( most of whom are teachers and educators ) will have already acquainted themselves with some powerful web tools to integrate technology into their education. As I said in earlier guides, we will also publish a free ebook containing all the guides we have written plus several other surprises for teachers, so stay tuned."

"The rest of this week I will be running workshops on Google Docs and Google Sites with Kern Kelley and Alice Barr as a part of Google Apps Bootcamp NH. For the Google Docs section I will be using my guide to Google Drive and Docs for Teachers. For the Google Sites section I will be using a brand new guide to Google Sites for Teachers. Google Sites for Teachers was designed as a guide for new users of Google Sites. I have designs for expanding it to include more advanced features in the future. You can view the 47 page guide as embedded below. "

"The Lesson Study for College Teachers Online Guide takes you through the lesson study process. The guide features descriptions of essential steps, answers to common questions, video clips of college teachers doing lesson study, and opportunities to interact and share work in progress. (You can preview all the steps quickly in about 10 minutes.) We invite you to use this guide to begin (or continue) Lesson Study on your campus. Click on the graphic below to start the guide or click "next." "

The Best Guides To Figuring Out Pinterest by Larry Ferlazzo

There are a tremendous amount of websites out there now (usually referred to as web 2.0) which allow users to create content. You're actually on one right now…a blog. With all of these resources, they offer tremendous promise for classroom application. The trick is to pick a few and begin to infuse inside your class. From time to time, you will see our TCI bloggers refer to, or even use, sites. For techies, web 2.0 is like breathing. They can't imagine life without it. For many teachers though, it can be overwhelming. We've worked to create a quick guide to some of the more popular web 2.0 sites out there. This guide will give you basics on how to get started and how they can be used in a great TCI activity. Feel free to download and share this document with colleagues. If there's another site you feel we should really take a look at, please let us know! We're always on the hunt for great new tools for teachers

"A Simple Comprehensive Guide on The use of Personal Learning Networks in Education"

"History Channel study guides"

"A Great Guide to Twitter in the Classroom"

"The Beginner's Guide to 21st Century Teaching and Learning"

Mashable has developed this complete guide to Google+

With the end of the semester drawing near, so are the plans of preparing students for final exams and standardized tests. Check out these six iPad apps to create fun, engaging, interactive study guides for your students.

One of the federal requirements we face in public schools receiving E-Rate is the teaching of Digital Citizenship and Internet Safety to students.  This is a solid guide to introduce and begin Digital Footprint discussion. 

"A Short Guide to Copyright for Educators "

"Teachers Guide on The Use of Graphic Organizers in The Classroom"

"The Complete Guide to The Use of Skype in Education"

"A Simple Guide for Teachers to Create eBooks on iPad using iBook Author"

"Educators Guide to the use of Pinterest in Education"

"Teachers Guide on The Use of iPad in education"

"iPhoto: the ultimate guide for Mac and iPad: iPhoto on iPad"

"The Future Is Here - Your Guide To Having A Paperless Life Today"