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Melissa Smith

If Education Technology Was A Baseball Team - Edudemic - 3 views

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    Excellent blog post with great Web 2.0 tool recommendations.  Quick read that leads to creativity of what next to try!
Gail Braddock

"The Audrey Test": Or, What Should Every Techie Know About Education? - 0 views

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    I highly recommend Audrey Watter's blog in general, and this particular  blog post is essential reading for entrepeneurs and classroom teachers  alike. Do you know the answers to questions posed here?
Melissa Smith

Free Technology for Teachers: Literature Map - Find Authors You Might Like - 1 views

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    blog post on using Literature Map - a site that would recommend books based on authors you have read.  Good for the young and old.
Melissa Smith

"3 for 3" -Three Ed Tech Experts Choose Top Tools... -- THE Journal - 5 views

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    3 education technology experts give advice on their 3 top web based tools.  Elluminate, Twitter, SlideRocket, Blogging, etc.  Tool recommendations come with ideas on implementations.  Quick read.
Gail Braddock

ipadio - Talk to your World. Phonecast live to the web from any phone, anywhere - 1 views

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    favorite web-based tool to recommend to teachers for podcasting. After using it briefly last night, I completely understand why. iPadio accounts are free, and you can use ANY phone to call into the service and record a message which is immediately converted into a web-based podcast. This recording TRULY is a "podcast," because it's placed inside a web feed / RSS feed that makes it "subscribable." The feature I like the best is it is also easily linkable AND embeddable.
Gail Braddock

Children's Books Forever - 2 views

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     free children's ebooks that you can view online and or download to your local computer. As Children's Books Forever points out, the books are suitable for use on SmartBoards. There are books available in twelve languages including English, Spanish, German, and Japanese.  Applications for Education This is usually where I would write a suggestion or two for using Children's Books Forever in your classroom. But Kelly actually was an elementary school teacher (I've been in secondary ed my entire career) so I recommend reading Kelly's suggestions for using Children's Books Forever in your classroom.
Amanda Asbell

A GeekyMomma's Blog: 10 Online Educational Sites for Kids - 3 views

  • literacy site for grades K-8
  • The Stacks is a Scholastic website for children who enjoy reading. Site visitors can create a profile, get book recommendations, write and read book reviews, and chat about books on a secure message board.
  • Children who can't make it to the National Zoo can still see many of the zoo's different residents through animal web cams.
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  • The site provides games, activities, fun facts, and an astronomy dictionary
  • improve their math skills and have fun at the same time
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    Guest post from Karen Schwietzer about the top 10 educational sites for kids.
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