This article captures significant developments in education: expansion of the world wide web making our teaching available globally, engaging learners in community inside and outside of the classroom, shifts from presentation to participation to name three.

Is this a violation of the First Amendment?

Using web 2.0 tools in education

Hi Jim,
I thought I would use Diigo for kids to post links to news articles. Perhaps assign each student a week where he/she is responsible to find a news article about something that has implications for them, post it and comment on it. Other students would then have to read the article, post a comment and reply to at least XX number of other students. They could find video clips, too. Other ideas, anyone?
James Gates wrote:
> Just wondering if anyone has had any inspiration as to how they think they'll be using this with students?
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> This is also to show the discussion forum feature.

Funny (and appropriate) Monty Python video clip to teach students some fallacies of logic.

This is a great interactive grammar site that your students will love!

NETS for Teachers

Do YOU know that NETS-S for your students? Is ANYONE in your school addressing these?