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RT @KleinErin: Web 2.0 Tools in Education: A Quick Guide (AMAZING reference - every school should have a copy): http://t.co/egZ80Bem Web 2.0 Tools in Education: A Quick Guide (AMAZING reference - every school should have a copy): http://t.co/egZ80Bem - Erin Klein (KleinErin) http://twitter.com/KleinErin/status/221718392812482561

A guide for people who don't have all day to post stuff.  Be good at social media without trying. 

The Complete Guide to The Use of Skype in Education http://t.co/ghHTpydg via @medkh9 (h/t @dougpete) #edstuff #PDSmem - Philip Cummings (Philip_Cummings) http://twitter.com/Philip_Cummings/status/220899212919971840

47 Page Guide to Google Sites via @rmbyrne http://t.co/TYMHsnhp #aurorahuskies #nebedu - Craig Badura (mrbadura) http://twitter.com/mrbadura/status/222534178347028482

"From 2005 up to this moment, thousands of educational blogs have seen the light and educators from all around the globe have been experiencing with this medium in their teaching.In this regard, I deemed it important to pause for a while and create an easy and simple guide to remind you ( in case you are an experienced blogger ) and walk the new teachers ( excited about how to use blogs in their classroom ) through the different procedures and pedagogical implications behind the use of blogs in education."

As we guide our students through project based learning our roles of leader turns to facilitator.  Therefore the art of questioning needs to be refined. This paper is written from a cognitive therapist but aligns with what we need to do with our students to guide them through their learning, discovery, and mastery.

Great tool to use with blended learning format.

My #iste12 presentation, Literacy for the Digital Age, published online. http://t.co/ng7YMTxD - Kathy Schrock (kathyschrock) http://twitter.com/kathyschrock/status/217760600061788160

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Welcome to the Teacher's Resource page for Rebel in Petticoats by Nancy Gentry. The activities and suggested ideas are an excellent guide for a study of this novel and a helpful supplement to a study of the Civil War. Everything on this page is free for use in the classroom.