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Weebly makes it surprisingly easy to create a high-quality website, blog or online store. Over 40 million people use Weebly to bring their unique ideas to life. This can be used to make a teacher website for parents and students to access for information that will be helpful for the class as well as to get to know you as a teacher.

This is a video editing feature on Youtube that allows you to make a new video and post it.

Weebly is a website that teachers can use to easily create their own website. it includes easy-to-follow directions and is user friendly. Templates are available so the website may be created to fit the classroom's personality.

6 Easy Steps for Getting Started Using Free Plickers for Assessment. Data is an essential component in education, yet sometimes it can be viewed as a necessary evil for educators. In the past, a teacher may teach a lesson and require students to complete an exit ticket assessment activity to show mastery of the concept(s) reviewed over a certain time frame.

This website is a great source for teachers when they are thinking about creating a class website. it presents the benefits of a class website, along with suggestions of what the website should include. There are also links to various services that provide interactivity to the site.

CiteULike is a site used to not only find scholarly articles, but also to connect and collaborate with others who are researching the same topics. You can connect with other people who have related searches and can join groups about the topic that you are researching. You can create a library of your findings so that they are all in one place, so it is a good example of a social bookmarking site.

Team Shake is the premier iOS App for creating teams. Instead of a hat and scraps of paper or drawing sticks, the user enters his friends' names in his iPhone and gives it a shake. The screen will then display a random set of color-coded teams. These teams can immediately be used for game play or shared via Facebook or email.

I chose this as one of my 5 resources because I liked how it gave this history of technology integration as well as videos to watch that showed examples of technology integration. This specific link shows benefits of integrating technology as well as where the idea began. I think this website would be a very good website to show any teacher who is skeptical of integrating technology into their classroom.

Tools for Assessing Student Learning with Instructions and Suggestions including Technology

This link contains information about different kinds of assessments and ideas for using assessments in the classroom

These are good ways to assess learning in the classroom. It also talks about how grading is not assessing.

Twitter may have started off as a fun social media site for keeping up with friends and sharing updates about daily life, but it's become much more than that for many users over the past few years as the site has evolved and grown. This is a great website on how a teacher can use it in their classroom.

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This is a great research article written by Ben Whipple in 2006 who was a student at John Fisher University at the time the article was written. He conducted to see how much technology would either help or hinder a child in the educational setting. After his experiment, he concluded that the integration of technology in the classroom is important in that it helps children stay more focused on the topic being presented and allows for better visuals.

I chose this resource because it talks about professional learning networks as something that you have to dedicate time to and put forth effort.

I chose this resource because it talks about different plns than we learn about in the tech playground. Professional development and networking are vital in any field, and that's especially true for educators. Whether it's coming up with fresh ideas for lesson plans and classroom activities, seeking mentorship and support from veteran educators, or cultivating resources for technology integration or for meeting state standards, teachers need one another's expertise.

How Can Teachers Use It? Undoubtedly, Educreations is an excellent tool for creating and sharing multimedia lessons for you and your students. Teachers can invIte students to lessons wIth a link they send to students via the app or wIth a code; email lessons; embed them wIthin a blog or websIte; or share via Facebook, TwItter, or on the Educreations websIte.

A great app for teachers and students to create presentations

I chose this because we haven't explored Google+ yet, but I think it would be interesting to take into consideration.

Facebook may be perceived as a distraction for online learning audiences. However, there are ways that instructional designers can actually use it to their advantage to create immersive and engaging eLearning experiences. In this article, they share a Facebook guide for eLearning professionals explaining why Facebook is such a powerful eLearning tool.

This is a very popular and engaging network for teachers. Eye-catching graphics, hashtags, and pictures share what it means to be a teacher working towards developing a better world. Teachers in this community enthusiastically share their experiences, concerns, and visions, and seem to want to connect to realize their full potential as educators.

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.

This article shows examples of how students have used twitter in the classroom and how it has motivated and bettered their discussion.