Plurkadian Learning Network

Site with videos from art museums

relating to events of AU fires; John Seely Brown: "Tinkering as a Mode of Knowledge"

a mashup on primary sources featuring Dr.Fifer1863.

posting on technology and primary source photographs. Any teacher who wants to learn more about using technology and primary sources

Primary course files and links, membership required.

math activities and printable curriculum around money

mobile phone video challenge for Pi Day

a great idea for Pi Day

an excellent resource from @agapejane

a wonderful history glogster front page on wikispaces: topic: Breaker Boys working in the coal mines of Pennsylvania at turn of 20th Century.

Jaron Lanier, the Original Virtual Realist (respect!) writing on the TED conference, makes an interesting point about how technology is shifting as it becomes more established:

@gkat's new blog for her class

grade 4 class blog; gkat teacher

Rating systems are something I find myself discussing fairly frequently. Partly because the idea shows up in a lot of projects and partly because I usually end up relating it to the rules people set for themselves within different social networks. shared on Plurk

great lesson plan to use to expand children's view of language through technology; shared by @honeymic

Whether you visit online sites that play sounds or take a sound hike at school, a near-by park, or on a field trip, ask your students to notice the sounds they hear then write their own poems, using sound words, based on Dr. Seuss's Mr. Brown Can MOO! Can You? shared by @honeymic

To accompany and inform Kevin's Driving Questions pod casts he has created Poll Cast.

Players, plugins, tutorials and more for delivering panoramas and virtual tours in Flash

Educators who are early adopters of technology saw the power of such networks. There are a number of teacher sites, both closed and open, that allow teachers to network and share.

shared by PLN colleague @scottmerrick; parent night and other cool information