Just signed up for Graphite.org, it's part of Common Sense Media - has tabs for Grade level, course, websites, apps, some apps are free, some cost. To join is free. You can use the site without a sign up. This may be a tool that is beneficial for use with choosing apps.
Let me know if you signed up or are using the site.

Just added RSS Feeds to the wiki - web2skills - THE Journal, Games for Educators and Center for Digital Education. Give them a look see and let me know. Click the Web 2.0 Communities, then the RSS FEEDS link.

Found an other group as a source for information on tools and apps. Join this group also and we can expand our sharing.

MY bad! it's a .org

A shout out to all my PLPpeeps and the MB PLP Group. May this be a good site to join? Please check this out.

Does any one have an comments about moodle? Is it similar to edmodo?
Would its docs and collaboration provide more or a better benefit, then what we are already using? Would the downloads be a problem? Some of what I have viewed is similar to Google formats. Is it a Google product?

Thanks Bill, for this site. Where has this been? Is it new or just been unused?

Is it possible at MBAP we could establish a student Diigo? And the students establish a group on Digital Citizenship of where they have a Group Community of there Bookmarks and Topics. Of course it is! Wish to help me establish this cloud.

Is it possible for us, MBAP, to complie a list or library of digital citizenship "stuff" for general information, curriculum specific, classroom (computer room), teacher, etc..? A benchmark for MBAP Web 2.0 safety and standards. On place to start would to check out group in Diigo with this tag or topic.