You can say that kids are sufficiently net savvy these days. However, some search engines make be dangerous for young children. This website proves a list of 10 child-friendly search engines to allow children to conduct research on topics that are interesting to them.
When writing a paper, or performing research, it is important that your information be reliable. By using an appropriate database, you can find reliable information. This website lists the top 10 online databases that can be used for general research.
This resource gives a list of 20 skills that educators should have and resources to help you learn. After the initial list, the article shares different tutorials for each skill. This would be an extremely helpful resource for teachers who don't know how to do something like work spreadsheets.
This is a position statement listing Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP) for ages birth to eight. Terrific for developing lesson plans and activities combined with the ISTE-T Standards.
While searching for a set of guidelines to follow when creating an education portfolio, I found several that were listed under other universities (mostly out of state). I wondered if OSU had it's own and did a quick search of our school site and found this pdf.
This article lists the top 10 content curation tools for teachers. It includes valuable resources for organizing and utilizing resources that supports this week's lessons. This article is valuable for exploring other curation tools.
Teach Thought is a great resource to use because it discusses important topics related to progressive instruction. I found an article on there that gave a great list of free apps to use in and out of the classroom.
This is a nice blended learning tool kit, with listings of free Courseware, free Online Texts, and free Video Resources, followed by a section offering tools for 'remixing'.
This website tells readers how to effectively use iPads in the classroom by real life teachers giving readers their opinion on how their classes use iPads. It also gives a list of activities that iPads can be used for by students in the classroom.
I love this website because it's like a huge, online how-to guide on how to implement the use of iPads in your classroom. It has ideas for every age level and games that follow Bloom's Taxonomy.
This website contains many things centered around iPad use in the classroom. It has a list of K-12 iPad apps. It also has several ways for teachers to evaluate apps based on different criteria to see if the app is classroom worthy.
Find information on the Standards Setting Steering Committee and about the process of developing new state standards in math and English language arts. Visit the hub for Oklahoma's new K-12 academic standards. Oklahoma Academic Standards serve as expectations for what students should know and be able to do by the end of the school year.