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I think this site is perfect for chapter 8 because it is an excellent resource for finding iPad apps suitable for all age groups and subject areas. It even has apps for Bloom's Taxonomy!

This is a great website that talks about different apps for teachers and students, it is categorized into many groups for easy access.

Get recommended app lists, webcasts and resources selected by Apple Distinguished Educators. Our recommended apps have been tested in a variety of different grade levels, instructional strategies and classroom settings. We are what we app! I chose this resource for chapter 8 because it has recommended apps for numerous grade levels and subjects along with apps for special education students and teachers. This is a reliable source that can be useful with searching for educational apps.

This page helps explain why the most "popular" search sites are not always the most valid. Validity needs to be questioned when looking at a source.

Teachers provide facts about world events to help find research for scholar research products

This is a blog that has many resources and articles over why you should use twitter in the classroom and how you can use it in the classroom.

Reviewing only the Best Kids Apps. iPad Video Reviews of Apps For Kids, Educational Apps, iPad Kids Safety for Kids and Parental Controls I chose this resource for chapter 8 because it lists many kid friendly apps. This website is useful when searching for apps for a classroom.

Reviewing only the best apps for kids. I really liked this website because it categorizes apps into educational learning categories such as numbers, animals, and shapes. It makes finding relevant iPad applications easy.

Useful list of platforms for teachers to create there own website and blog.

This Website provides the viewer with websites that provide platforms to create a classroom website and blog. Weebly and Google sites, listed on the website, suggests these may be the best resources for a teacher searching for innovative resources to use in the classroom.

This resource is super helpful when searching for scholarly articles. It is an awesome tool when looking for true information.

Great website that shows you accurate information.

A search engine that doesn't track you.\ edtech@osu

Digital Footprints matter

Article that explains what makes up a digital footprint.

This page tells you about your digital footprint and why you should be aware of what you post and search on the internet.

This video explains what a "filter bubble" is and how we are being fed very limited information based on our web browsing habits.

This explains how filter bubbles affect our lives and what type of information we receive when we search the internet.

The deep website, science.gov, would be beneficial in teaching science for older elementary students if you were to have them do some kind of research project. You could create a custom search engine and put this website in it to find information approved by the teacher.

This might be help for science lessons as a resource. Christy Shuman

A study on the similarities and differences between heterosexual, two parent households and different- and same-sex two parent families. An article to help teachers learn about these subjects more extensively to better understand their students' situations.

How parenting has changed since the marriage equality decision was made by the US Supreme Court

I chose this site because it's an extensive article regarding how the marriage equality decision affects LGBT parenting. It's a full article from a peer reviewed journal from a search I performed using the OSU-Tulsa Library site. It's for teachers to learn more regarding how to understand these different families.