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A great video about Here Comes Everybody. You should spend some time in here

A great video about Here COmes Everybody

Great place to share resources and chat with others in education.

This is a biology teacher's web page with TONS of power points etc. but even if you don't teach biology you will enjoy the "how to fail biology page" and the croking frogs!

Isn't this a good explanation of Podcasting?

Ideas and resources for using web feeds with your students.

Art Education ning site

Sarah Houghton-Jan explores different strategies for managing and coping with various types of informational overload. Ariadne Issue 56

Great blog post on the Habitudes of using a SMARTboard.

These are important to keep in mind

If you're not familiar with Second life, check out this intro from CBS news from a few years ago. Yes, it's cool, but after you get past the wow factor, do you think it offers anything for teachers?

Wow! It looks like it may be fun to create a possible fantasy world. I do worry about kids and I guess some adults getting to wrapped up in it to be able to separate it from the "real" world! Interesting report.

This math site contains activities, lessons, standards, and web links k-12. The activities link in particular contains some great interactive activities to help students make sense of math concepts.

This K-12 math site contains activities, lessons, standards, and web sites. The interactive activities are great!

The Center for Civic Education is pleased to announce 60-Second Civics, a new daily podcast that provides a quick and convenient way for listeners to learn about our nation's government, the U.S. Constitution, and American history. The podcast explores themes related to civics and government, the constitutional issues behind the headlines, and the people and ideas that formed our nation's history and government. How much do you know about American civics, history, and government? Listen to the 60-Second Civics podcast, then test your knowledge by visiting the Center's homepage to take the Daily Civics Quiz. To subscribe to 60-Second Civics, visit www.civiced.org. You can also find 60-Second Civics at iTunes or Podcast Alley.

Posted by Vicki Davis who recommends it for elementary teachers. If you're not already subscribed to the Educators group in Diigo, you should do so right away. Great resources, shared.

Posted by Vicki Davis who recommends it for elementary teachers

Using Google Earth to discover Incredible Journeys!!

While a bit involved to get set up, this is a great resource to either provide background knowledge of the setting of a story OR as a review of what happened in the text. Limited text selections but could very well be an inspiration for you to make your own Lit trip!

Great place to edit pictures.

Nicole, this is so cool! Not just for personal use, but I can use this to edit pictures for the Nexus, the school literary magazine. Awesome! Thanks!

This is a good place to edit pictures; my students use this and like it as well.

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Interesting article supporting blogging