PSU LIB 510

This is a lesson plan for a collaborative project involving water. It uses technology tools, and seems to be pretty well thought out.

This resource discusses collaboration between facilitators and teachers for integrating technology into the classroom. This seems like it would be useful for implementing collaborative technology tools on a large scale.

Joyce Valenza's LibGuide to Copyright-Friendly resources, such as Creative Commons images, free music, info about fair use, etc..

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

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.

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. 

Copyright Friendly links to music and sound that students can use. This link comes from a list of CopyFriendly resources, but I wanted to link this one in particular because I know how easy it is to forget about the copyright rules when using music and sound.

More ideas for using Twitter in the classroom.