Ed Tech @ OSU

This looks really cool and would be great for incorporating lots of photos into a production or as a stand-alone.

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This website is similar to google docs, it's real time collaboration with members of a group (students and teachers) where they can write posts, submit files, draw on a whiteboard, and use a calendar feature. It also has a chat feature and is free

This page is a great example of a mastery level online classroom. Mrs. Marka uses this classroom webpage to post assignments, study guides, upcoming events, pictures of past events, quizzes, and links to other useful pages. She even created a login where a student can login into his/her personal account to view graded assignments. You can also send an email straight to Mrs. Marka if you have questions on an assignment, grade, or upcoming event.

This is a website within classjump.com (collaboration tool) that one school created so teachers, faculty, students, and parents can collaborate and keep open lines of communication. From this site, you can view any teachers lesson plan for any particular class, as well as, get updated on upcoming events. Within this one site, there are many subpages that are easily organized so that any teacher, student, or parent can access the information they need. Assignments, payments, events, and many other things have been collaborated on this one website to make communication at any level much easier.

Mr. Marcinek's blog is ranked in the top 10 educational blogs of 2013. Mr. Marcinek is focused on explaining and stressing the importance of technology integration into classrooms while making sure that his readers understand the balance between technology and face-to-face learning. Edutopie.org is a great tool for teachers to use so that they can remind students and parents of upcoming events, and successfully communicate and answer questions outside of school.

The link is to a Pinterest page that has many creative ideas on how to keep open communication and collaboration between teachers and parents.

I found this particular twitter page very resourceful to early childhood education teachers. Ms. Graboski, the owner of this page, likes to share teaching ideas on this page and post pictures of her students learning through fun games and activities. This is great place where parents can tune in and see what their children are working on in class.

Check a number of social media sites to see if your username is available.

It's an introduction to learning about classroom blogs and why they can be beneficial to the classroom for not only the teacher but also the students.

I think that this is a good example of a classroom website that is not only educational for the students but it was made with a lot of thought and creativity.

This is a list of ways to help teachers who may not be tech savvy successfully integrate technology into their classroom. 

This has some great things you can do when you have a 1:1 classroom. It even talks about students understanding, and student work, and ways you can use things like edmundo in your classroom.

This is a site about benefits of bring your own device (BYOD) in a classroom setting.

I think this is a great site for BYOD. It explains about the advantages of BYOD

Common Sense Media editors help you choose Apps for Elementary School. Great educational apps for grade-school kids. Show rating and what category (learning) the child will learn from app.

This webist gives individuals the right to donate money to a school in need of device for their school or as a teacher, you could create a donation for your school. Use this website to get more_better technology for your students and school

give teachers the opportunity to download apps that are free for a limited time.This works best with 1:1 and your own device. Used for teachers to download apps on each students personal device provided by the school.