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Google Doc with teacher ideas on using Google Docs in the classroom

Google presentation of ideas for teaching using Bloom's Taxonomy

Ideas for DYI iPad stands.

Some great resources and ideas

One for the "tickle file."

Thought this was an awesome article!

Resources and ideas for teachers of learners with severe, profound, intensive, significant, complex or multiple special needs.

Ideas on how to get free stuff for your classroom. Some old links and some new ones that I had never seen before.

Ideas for building community in your classroom.

Ideas on how to provide free online e-portfolios for our students.

Trailmeme is an interesting new service that could be described as social bookmarking meets social mind mapping. The basic idea behind Trailmeme is that we all have our own way of connecting the things we find on the Internet when we research a topic. Trailmeme provides a way to record those connections and publish them as a mind map or flowchart that Trailmeme refers to as a "trail." When you publish your trail publicly other visitors to Trailmeme can "walk" the trail you created. Walking a trail means that you follow the map of labeled links created by another person. 

This archive is designed as a resource for enriching your math courses and nurturing your interest and talent in mathematics! Each Math Fun Fact is a math puzzle or short article that contains a cool mathematics idea. You'll can learn about the mathematics of things like card shuffling to poker to computer vision to fractals to music, just to name a few. This makes great enrichment material for gifted math students or problem-solving groups.

Every one of these tasks includes natural differentiation for different levels of ability. They are written in general terms and can be adapted and applied as required. Use the ideas individually or combine aspects of different ones.

lessons, ideas, and resources to "fix" educators who don't enjoy teaching writing

Idea for the next Tech Academy or inservice?

Interactive Lecture Ideas

Markup ideas on embeddable "slates" and collaborate in real-time.

Scratch is a programming language that makes it easy to create your own interactive stories, animations, games, music, and art -- and share your creations on the web. As young people create and share Scratch projects, they learn important mathematical and computational ideas, while also learning to think creatively, reason systematically, and work collaboratively.