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Edmodo is a site that allows teachers to make pages that their students/parents can join to get important information. As the teacher you can post important information that you want your students/parents to know. You can create polls that the members of the page can answer. Teachers can make quiz's and assignments to be completed and graded on Edmodo. This Collaboration tool is great for teachers, students, and parents to have a place where you can see all of the information that you need for the class

This site is great because it is very organized. It is separated by category which makes it very easy to find exactly what you are looking for.

The apps recognized as Best Apps for Teaching & Learning are of exceptional value to inquiry-based teaching and learning as embodied in the AASL's Standards for the 21st-Century Learner. The apps foster the qualities of innovation, creativity, active participation, and collaboration and are user friendly to encourage a community of learners to explore and discover.

This website gives teachers a look at certain apps and they are categorized so that they are easy to find. They also have links to a website that shows you more about the apps.

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 is a visual helping tool to organize some thoughts about what you want your catapult to look like in the end product and what extents it can go to.

Video projects teach students to plan, organize, write, communicate, collaborate, and analyze. In fact, video has become so prolific that some colleges even include video submissions as part of the…

This would be a good site to use because it breaks down the steps students need to take in order to make a film. It also gives great ideas for sites that they can share on and how to go about doing so. It also gives examples of what some of these videos may look like. 

The ChronoZoom curriculum (ZIP, 21MB) is supported by the National Council for the Social Studies, Organization of American Historians, American Historical Association, and the National Council for History Education. ChronoZoom is an online tool that shows how time is both horizontal and vertical, meaning that multiple events are taking place at the same time in different places, impacting one another.

The OER Commons is a great collaboration space for creating and sharing resources.

This is a great resource for chapter 7 because it is a website that organizes OERs in a user friendly manner.