Video on how to use Chartle to create charts and graphs

A slideshare presentation of 50 Web 2.0 tools.

How do we use KWL? What is it's function? Some powerful ideas from Ben Johnson on how we could and should use the KWL strategy. 

A post by Scott Mcleod about the power of Twitter and professional learning. 

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Create a how to page on the web.What about using it to have your students explain what they know??

Grade 4 blog focusing on social action

Infographic on bullying

How to integrate Cyberkidz into the classroom: Cyberkidz is a fun place for students to work on the knowledge level of Bloom's Taxonomy. The music game is the only creative game that I would truly place in the "create" category of Bloom's Taxonomy because it gives students free rein to explore music and create a recording. The majority of the games are designed to help students build skills and remember key concepts that are a necessary foundation for other learning. These are a nice alternative to worksheet skill practice. Students will enjoy the game quality of these practice activities. Each activity can be advanced through relatively quickly making them perfect as a center on classroom computers. Students can visit the game as a math, literacy, geography or science "practice" center before advancing to put those newly honed skills to work in a higher order thinking center. These practice activities could also be completed as a class using an interactive whiteboard or projector connected computer. Split students into teams and rotate them up to the whiteboard for a class practice session.

3 dozen Smart board videos. 

From the site: The Technology Integration Matrix (TIM) illustrates how teachers can use technology to enhance learning for K-12 students. The TIM incorporates five interdependent characteristics of meaningful learning environments: active, constructive, goal directed (i.e., reflective), authentic, and collaborative (Jonassen, Howland, Moore, & Marra, 2003). 

Who knew you could learn so much while having fun? Think building things that move, math, and more.