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I choose this article because it talks about the benefits of project based learning.

I choose this article because it talks about the benefits of project based learning.

Accommodations vs. Modifications: Are they the same? Learn more about types of classroom accommodations and receive a free printable chart of accommodations

Accommodations vs. Modifications: Are they the same? Learn more about types of classroom accommodations and receive a free printable chart of accommodations

This is a good resource for explaining the concept of digital footprints and fostering safety and responsibility in students.

Good for young students to use when learning about how to evaluate resources.

Good for young students to use when learning about how to evaluate resources.

Common Sense Media improves the lives of kids and families by providing independent reviews, age ratings, & other information about all types of media.

Resource #1: I chose this website because I thought it provided an affective video about cyber bulling and how it is affecting the students, along with resources for how to stop bulling. This is a great resource for teachers who want to present a lesson on how to stop bullying.

This video lists four reasons that you should care about your digital footprint and does a great job explaining what your digital footprint is.

Although Oklahoma uses a modified version of the Standards, this website gives educators a helpful look at the Standards, what they are about, and access to the Standards for teachers and parents alike to look at and use.

This webpage has a good list of things you need to discuss with your students pertaining to Digital Citizenship.

This source is good because it gives the basics for educators to teach to their students about digital citizenship. Gives examples and knowledge on how to be safe and secure online.

This is awesome for tip and those visual learners who like to watch videos instead of read about what website they are implementing in their daily routine.

This is an article on a website written by a teacher describing how she learned to teacher her students better about literature, specially American Literature. Se also discusses different books that are most helpful.

YouTube video of funny clips about resources.

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Here is a great resource for teachers. It gives ample amounts of information about how to teach students who are older to avoid scams online.

This poster is great to hang int he classroom for younger students. It tells them about the basics of digital citizenship.

I chose this video because it's a fun video to end the semester with, and I am sure it is how most of us feel about the end of the semester.

Teaching is all about storytelling. By incorporating technology into storytelling, we can move ourselves and our students to higher levels of thinking.

This website provides teachers questions they should ask themselves when selecting apps to use in the classroom.

This website helps you select the best apps for your classroom. It talks about the design, accessibility, motivation, and appropriateness of the apps.

A website tool for teachers to use. Has different articles about many topics. Shared ideas between teachers.

This professional learning network enables collaboration and discussion amongst colleagues about new ideas regarding Web 2.0.

Edchat uses twitter to spark conversation and discussion between fellow educators about ideas for the classroom.

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This site has many resources for teachers, parents, and even students so that they can learn more about digital citizenship and what that looks like in their lives.