Wow! A searchable database of 109 (so far) of library/research related lesson plans. Searchable by grade level. Still accepting lesson plans, which are vetted and connected to Common Core standards before being added.

Just what it says: a set of categorized and annotated lists of Cool Web 2.0 Tools for Schools. Graphing Tools, Audio Tools,  Widgets, and many more subject lists. 

This enables kids to create many different kinds of digital graphs and charts. They can enter the parameters and any number of data points (though I'm sure there's a limit at some point). Unfortunately, it is not a co-creation tool, as the most sharing/collaborating that can be done is to email the finished graph to someone. It is, however, a nice tool to use individually.

A collection of displays and bulletin boards for the library (Colette's Pinterest board)

Here's a page with links to many more ways to use Twitter. I thought this was a good extension from the article we read by Steven Anderson early in the term (though he isn't referenced in this one).

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