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This source is pretty self explanatory. It is a websIte solely dedicated to the subject and gives great information on the subject. This websIte also gives other resources and does a great job outlining the nine elements of the subject.

This website tool is excellent for students that use cell phone with data service or school's wifi. This is also good for getting feedback from students in your class, and Kahoot.it makes the learning fun too!

Draw and save it to Google Doc and never lose your work! Perfect for mapping, groupwork, art project, film project, anything that has to do with outline drafts!

This source, from the ISTE, gives articles directly related to digital citizenship and how to apply it. Can give knowledge on if you want to learn, and material that you can teach your students so they can be good digital citizens.

A creative Infographic that explores the question of how technology integration is beneficial to the classroom. It provides statistics on the importance of technology in the 21st century, and list how integrating technology is a good idea.

This Prezi explains what it means to be a good digital citizen. This would be great to help explain digital citizenship to students in a more visual way.

A neat power point that goes over a few of the basics when it comes to digital citizenship.

This website showed the advantages of teaching with technology, and how it engages students.

EEBO is a digital archive of scanned-in images of nearly every English/British work written between 1473 and 1700. it is a good example of an archival/primary source website.

I chose this resource because it lists various apps and websites that teachers could use for student collaboration in the classroom. The website is a credible site that many of educators like to use. You can explore each of the websites or apps in more detail by just clicking on them.

The positive influence of 1:1 teaching in the classroom. it is explained how providing this technological tool for all students is the first step to improving the learning and results of learning.

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 article goes into great detail describing the pros and cons of the use of BYOD in the classroom. It provided some ideas that I had never thought of.

This article explains why teaching portfolios are helpful in the classroom. It also breaks down how you can assess your students using a portfolio.

Great source for finding the best educational apps for use in the classroom. It breaks them into different grade levels if you want and then provides a short summary of what the app is all about and why It is such a great app to use in the classroom.

This site provides many resources for teaching students the right way to make movies. it talks about the importance of story boarding, and discusses editing in real movies.

This tool students can use in the classroom to create their own storyboards. It helps them organize their thoughts in an interactive manner.

This is an app with e-books that can be used in the classroom or at home. it provides a large variety of genres and age levels.

Reviews of Blendspace by teachers who have actually used it and give honest feedback.

This website allows students to create storyboards online and has many built in images and characters. it is set up in the regular format of a storyboard.