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This is a neat article on transforming schools to digital tools over paper resources.

This video will help me teach my students about primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. This will be a great aid, as well as a resource for my students to refer back to.

Browse Algebra concepts covering Real Numbers, Linear Equations, Linear Inequalities, Graphs and Functions, Systems of Equations and Inequalities, Polynomials and Factoring, Rational Expressions, Square Roots and Irrational Numbers, Quadratic and Exponential Equations and Functions, Matrices and many more with videos, exercises and flashcards This website is to help find worksheets for different math subjects. This website has many many topics to pick from .

Buzzmath is the best way to practice your middle school math skills. It's fun, it has immediate detailed feedback and examples that allow you to progress at your own pace. This website helps students practice with math and gives them immediate feedback on their work.

Math explained in easy language, plus puzzles, games, quizzes, worksheets and a forum. For K-12 kids, teachers and parents. This website can help teachers and parents explain math in a way that students can better understand. This website has games, dictionary, worksheets, etc.

I chose this resource for chapter 7- Web Resources for Teaching and Learning, because it provides a "new" interactive method for teacher-student learning. This source provides information for everything you need to know to help engage both the teacher and the students more.

Socrative empowers you to engage and assess your students as learning happens.

You can use this tool to quickly make assessments for your class. The assessments are interactive and you can look at the data from your students after

If you are unsure of what a PLN is this can help break it down to understand it better.

Not to familiar with Twitter and what a Tweet is this link can help you understand it better.

To the Twitter-illiterate: The Anatomy of a Tweet. This infographic will clear things up for you right away so you can understand what you're looking at when you're reading a tweet.

A free website where teachers can create a website for their students and parents. Students can also make an account for free and can use this source to keep track of calendars and assignments.

Free classroom website generator for teachers that helps you manage your class and keep students up to date on information

This resource is basically an online library complete with a librarian that kids can email their questions to for help finding references.

Lesson plans, activities, and games to help students learn about past presidents and develop leadership skills!

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.

BrainPOP's Digital Citizenship spotlight highlights topics from Blogs and Internet Search to Social Networking and Cyberbullying. Lesson plans for these topics and more are all included in this Digital Citizenship lesson plan collection. Use these lesson plans and help children get the most out of the digital world!

Article regarding how to build a PLN. Contains a chart and 2 screen caps in order to illustrate its point. Also has a helpful list of links that have been organized into a step-by-step process for starting a PLN.

This site covers the importance of PLNs within the topic of continuing education and independent learning. It discusses the importance of staying up to date and in communication with other professionals in the same field.

Welcome to our professional learning series on building a PLN. This series guides you step by step through the process of setting up your own PLN. The aim of this first step is to: Explain what is a PLN. Help you understand why educators create their own PLN.

Welcome to our professional learning series on building a PLN. This series guides you step by step through the process of setting up your own PLN. It's great for people who still need to delve deeper into what a PLN actually is.

This is a very information-rich site that further introduces the PLN and delves into several different avenues a teacher can take in developing their PLN, with one avenue explored being Twitter. I particularly found the Step 6: Curation page to be intriguing. This page introduces curation, the strategic collection and compilation of knowledge and media found online, and demonstrates how it can be a valuable tool for educators engaged in expanding and sharing their constant learning and teaching journeys (See the video towards the middle of the page where a teacher shows his netvibes and scoopit accounts, and the very complex ways in which teachers can organize and share knowledge from these information collection/filtering tools. VERY valuable for our fast-paced and information-heavy time.)

Article in the NYTimes for Infographics Week. It describes the basics of infographics and the importance of their use in the classroom. During the course of Infographics Week by giving examples of different times infographics for every subject

Article in the NYTimes for Infographics Week. It describes the basics of infographics and the importance of their use in the classroom. During the course of Infographics Week by giving examples of different times infographics for every subject

Creating compelling home videos takes practice, and we've put some tips together to get you started. They'll help you record more watchable movies that you and your family can enjoy for years to come. Our shooting tips fall into two categories - honing your technique for engaging movies and general suggestions for improving your shots.

People invariably make the same sets of mistakes when they first start shooting video: Trees or telephone poles sticking out of the back of someone's head Interview subjects who are just darkened blurs because there was bright light in the background Boring shots of buildings with no action Here are some shooting tips to help you avoid some of these common mistakes.

Half the battle of starting any new project is knowing where to begin. From helpful tips for shooting better video and recording great audio, to video production checklists and talent release forms, our videography tips will give you the jump start you need to begin your new video hobby or career.

The New Jersey Education Association gives some very helpful tips on how to integrate digital citizenship within everyday lesson plans and use it inside the classroom. Some examples could include: Edmodo, Digital Passport, etc. and even provide your students with a safe learning environment.