Kansas Educators

I learned of Twine from Richard Byrne's Free Technology 4 Teachers blog post. It is great to see an opensource option that one can download and run locally or remain on the web to write.

Blog post provides tutorial on how Google Doc files can be moved from folder to folder, saved in multiple folders and how to remove from a folder. Post courtesy of Alice Keeler.

Great visual designed by Sylvia Duckworth comparing folks set in their ways and those looking to learn on a regular basis.

This post will have you thinking of what approach may get your application to the top of the candidates pile.

"Circuit Scribe is a rollerball pen that writes with conductive ink. Combined with magnetic components, it makes creating circuits as easy as doodling. The online editor makes it easy to create your own sketches and share it with the community."

Lisa Johnson's (@Techchef4u) collection of SAMR resources and methods of educating at the various levels.

"Zoom In is a free web-based platform that helps students build literacy and historical thinking skills through "deep dives" into primary and secondary sources. Choose from 18 content-rich US history units designed to supplement your regular instruction and help students practice skills required by the new, higher standards: reading documents closely and critically, identifying point of view and purpose, engaging in text-based discussions, and writing explanatory and argumentative essays grounded in evidence."