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10 reasons why teachers should create a classroom website.

This webpage not only lists different reasons to have a class web page but would also be a good source of ideas of what to put on your web page.

This webpage provides a picture tutorial for creating a Google custom search engine.

This webpage provides a picture tutorial for creating a Google custom search engine.

This webpage lists several important reasons why parents and students should communicate. This would be great for class discussion.

This webpage lists several important reasons why parents and students should communicate. This would be great for class discussion.

"X-ray Goggles is a free tool that lets you remix any page that you find on the Internet. You can install X-ray Goggles in your Chrome or Firefox bookmarks bar. Then you can launch it on any webpage. When you launch X-ray Goggles you will be able to select images and text on a page and then shown the code behind your selection. X-ray Goggles will let you then alter the code to display new things on that page."

Nine Themes of Digital Citizenship Digital citizenship can be defined as the norms of appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to technology use. 1. Digital Access: full electronic participation in society. Technology users need to be aware that not everyone has the same opportunities when it comes to technology.

This webpage explains the nine elements of digital citizenship in great detail. It also breaks the elements down into "repetitions" of what elements to teach to students at what age. Very helpful.

This webpage explains the nine elements of digital citizenship in great detail. It also breaks the elements down into "repetitions" of what elements to teach to students at what age. Very helpful.

Another great Twitter resource for educators.This is a special guide full of tips, tutorials, and ways other teachers are using Twitter. Click on any title to access the article. If you are still struggling to find ideas on how to use this social networking site with your students then you don`t need to go any further, the guide below is more than enough for you.

This site will teach you how to correctly and efficiently use Twitter in your classroom with tips, tutorials, and ways other teachers are using Twitter.

This is a webpage with guidelines for the best ways to use twitter in your classroom. It gives plenty of great ideas on how to use twitter to better enhance your teaching ability.

This webpage provides a picture tutorial for creating a Google custom search engine. It also includes specific instructions for creating a search engine of videos for use in the classroom.

This will show us some ideas to add to our own websites for our classroom.

This webpage explains why teachers need to assess student learning and provides links on how to assess student made blogs, wikis, websites, voicethread projects, podcasts, and video projects.

This webpage has multiple links for different media projects teachers can assign to their students such as narrated art or a digital story. Within each link, a definition, workflow, and appropriate tools are provided for teachers. Also included are videos & tutorials and examples for students.

This website is just like "Pintrest" but instead of pinning pictures you bagging different online resources.

Another webpage where you can search for resources based on a particular topic

Webpage where you can access magazines, newspapers, particular authors, blogs, and videos based off of your specific interests

I chose this webpage because it is our classroom example of a Web-Based Learning Management System. Similar to D2L, this system provides tools to organize and effectively incorporate technology into the classroom

This site is a wonderful example of a standards connector webpage. It allows you to compile lesson plans and attach the standards along with the concepts you are teaching. It not only has Common Core (which is what most sites have), but it also has the standards for Non-Common Core sites. This is a great resource.

This webpage is a little difficult to read (there is a lot of information) but it mentions some key aspects to incorporate on a school classroom website.

This webpage lists different ways to build a positive relationship with parents. This would be good to look at when I become a teacher or if I struggle with communicating with some parents.

X-ray Goggles is another great tool that Mozilla makes to help students learn the code that powers much of what they see on the Web. X-ray Goggles is a free tool that lets you remix any page that you find on the Internet. (Note, it doesn't change the way others see the page, it only changes the way that you see it). To use X-ray Goggles you need to install it in your Chrome or Firefox bookmarks bar. Then you can launch it on any webpage. When you launch X-ray Goggles you will be able to select images and text on a page and then shown the code behind your selection. X-ray Goggles will let you then alter the code to display new things on that page. Watch my video here to learn how to use X-ray Goggles.

This is a website helping define the issues of appropriate technology use. It provides a framework of nine elements for users to better understand the issues.

I chose this webpage because it provides a good explanation of what a Digital Citizen is and should be.