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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.

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.

How to use twitter specifically for professional development

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The reason I chose this as my last resource is that it gave the big ideas for integrating technology in the classroom. It gives the idea of what works best with integrating technology and why it works.

An article that helps teachers understand the best ways to and why to use multimedia in the classroom.

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

TED ED allows students to watch short videos of things that they really enjoy.

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.

I chose this resource because it guides you step by step through the process of building your PLN. It even discusses how Twitter can be used in developing a PLN.

I chose this resource because it is an actual community of professional learning networks. It lists various different communities where you can see discussions between other teachers. It list communities by subject. Each individual community has discussions, libraries, etc. You do have to become a member to join this communities, but it gives you a variety of resources.

The main reason I chose this site as another resource is I liked how it gave a chart showing the difference between using technology and technology integration. For someone like me who was struggling to still see this difference, it really helped with the concrete idea that they are different.

This website is for pre k through 5th grade focusing on phonics, spelling, and basic english skills for students.

I chose this resource because it is a video that explains how social media, particularly Twitter, can be a great resource for teachers everywhere. It explains how having a professional Twitter can allow you to make connections with Twitter all around the world.