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I chose this resource because it is an actual community of professional learning networks. It lists various different communities where you can see discussions between other teachers. It list communities by subject. Each individual community has discussions, libraries, etc. You do have to become a member to join this communities, but it gives you a variety of resources.

Five Keys to Successful Parent-Teacher Communication Keep these ground rules in mind and parents will thank you - and your life will be much easier! The best way to avoid misunderstandings with parents is to have ongoing, clear lines of communication from the beginning.

This chart gives examples on why parent teacher communication have become disconnected as well as gives us insiders on how to improve parent teacher communication.

This resource is great for teaching digital communication to all students. They learn the ability to create persuasive communications using different forms of media.

I chose this resource because it talk about six tools that help with teacher-parent communication. Being able to communicate with your students parents is a very important factor and it explains that and how to improve it. It discusses six different apps that are used in different ways and gives alternatives to the one he describes.

Common Sense Education provides a list of various tools that teachers can use to communicate with parents, whether they want to communicate via social media, use remind alerts, or start something like a class website.

This webpage lists several important reasons why parents and students should communicate. This would be great for class discussion.

This webpage lists several important reasons why parents and students should communicate. This would be great for class discussion.

This shows tips for communication with parents, teachers, and students.

This is a great website that gives seven effective parent-teacher communication tips.

Great ideas for Teacher/Parent communication!

Many of these sites allow students to communicate with one another online. As educators we must teach our students the proper and appropriate way to communicate online. This resource has tips on things students should avoid when communicating with one another online.

D2L is a Learning Management System (LMS) that we here at OSU know quite well thanks to the Online Classroom. It is a great way to connect all of your students into the class. You can do online quizzes, synchronous communication, asynchronous communication, upload syllabi and other content, etc.

This is a social network that allows educators and professionals to connect with their colleagues to collaborate ideas and eventually form their own professional learning communities.

At Crellin Elementary, community service is a core value to the school. Teachers and staff are always seeking ways for the school to give back to the community, whether by planting a community garden or helping cook meals for a local community center.

This website shows different ways for teachers to communicate with parents and students. Some ways are older ways like phoning home.

This is a website within classjump.com (collaboration tool) that one school created so teachers, faculty, students, and parents can collaborate and keep open lines of communication. From this site, you can view any teachers lesson plan for any particular class, as well as, get updated on upcoming events. Within this one site, there are many subpages that are easily organized so that any teacher, student, or parent can access the information they need. Assignments, payments, events, and many other things have been collaborated on this one website to make communication at any level much easier.

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#pbl #edtech #community #practitioners

This website allows individuals to create a blog page and communicate with others using technology.

Online community of educators. This can be used to communicate with one another