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L Farley

GuruLib Home Library Cataloging - 0 views

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    Allows you to create your own digital class library. You put in the title of the book and it will find a picture of the cover and information about the book. Then you can have students use this to browse books in your classroom library.
Katie Moore

National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - 0 views

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    This is a library of virtual math manipulatives. They are broken up into categories: PK-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12. On the PK-2 category you will find manipulatives for a bar graph, place value, etc. A version can also be downloaded to the desktop. It would be a great thing to use for the SmartBoard as well as individual instruction.
Linda Shafer

Shelfari - 1 views

shared by Linda Shafer on 15 Feb 09 - Cached
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    Shelfari is a social networking site to share a collection of the books you have read, the books you want to read, and your favorite books. The books are displayed on a bookshelf for you to share with others. Students could display their choices for others to view. This could also be added to a library media website so others could see what the media specialist is reading.
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    This is a great site that allows you to compile your own personal booklist. It is set up like a bookshelf and you can add titles of the books that you are reading, have read, or want to read. It also allows members to see what other members have on their book shelf. You may also create a group to which members of the group may add books to the book shelf. I have set up a book shelf of my personal books and also one for the Washington High School Library. This is exciting because I have invited the entire staff to be members and hopefully they will add books that they have read or ones that they want students to read. As soon as it is up and running I am going to add a link to our interactive grading system called, Schoolloop for the students to view. Maybe this will spark some interest in reading some great books.\n\n
Ashley Eckhart

BookJetty | Welcome to BookJetty! - 0 views

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    This is an awesome site for book lovers! It allows you to browse through popular books, which I love to do, just to see what people are reading for an idea of what to read next. Then you can put books that you own on your "shelf". You can then have friends and share actual books with each other, if you live nearby. It is also a great place to read ratings on books. It then links you to Amazon and other libraries where you could check our or buy the books! You can also put your "bookshelf" on a blog to show off your interests to all your friends.
micah bright

Make your own book with Blurb - 0 views

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    Free software to create and share your book digitally through this website. You can also purchase the book you created or sell it on their site. There is also a large library of other people's created books.
Linda Shafer

Ning - 0 views

shared by Linda Shafer on 14 Feb 09 - Cached
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    Great for introducing students to social networking in a safe environment.
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    Create Your Own Social Network for Anything\n\nThis site allows you to create a social network for any topic. It is very simple. \nStep1 Name Your Social Network. Here you identify what your group is about.\nStep 2 Pick a web address for you group. \nStep 3 Sign up for a Ning account\nStep 4 Agree to their Terms of Service\n\nThis would be a great site for having an online book club or library blog for students. You can post videos, photos and pages. Students could have a poetry page or short story page where they are writing for a real audience.\n\nThere is already a TeacherLibrarianNing for teachers and librarians to post events, photos, and a forum for discussion. This would be great to network with other librarians and see what is going on in our profession.\nhttp://teacherlibrarian.ning.com/\n
Vanessa L.

Netvibes - 0 views

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    This site is a Web-based aggregator which allows you to create a webpage where personalized RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds can be collected on one site. The possibilities are endless in a classroom. Students can comment on a topic and share their opinions with others. The site could also be a place for students to listen to book talks by students, the library media specialist, or teacher.
Greg Lopez

Find, share & upload documents. Get better grades | wePapers - 0 views

shared by Greg Lopez on 20 Feb 09 - Cached
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    WePapers helps students and others share and expand their knowledge for free. You can find and download papers and documents you need in a matter of seconds, discuss them with others, or just mess around. WePapers is where you find the kind of quality information you wouldn't find anywhere else on the web, the kind of papers you'd have to dig for in dusty library basements and still not find what you're looking for. WePapers is one big study group! Universities are even using it for class-notes and articles. I could see using this in a classroom situation for research papers and the such. Students would have the opportunity to connect with others around the world, get help, and feedback from others just like them.
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    This site let's you download, share and organize information. Sign up is free and if have a facebook account you do not have to sign up.
Karla Brandenburg

HotChalk Learning Management System Connecting Teachers, Students and Parents - 1 views

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    HotChalk is a curriculum, planning, assessment, and professional development site for teachers, students, and parents. This site offers videos and other content information. It also allows teachers to put assignments online. The site claims to reduce plan time because of the wonderful resources for lesson planning it offers but I think I would spend some up front time getting everything figured out. The professional development resources are also very helpful. Users can save information in their desk, library, and class. Initial registration was free.
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    This site has free lesson plans, a learning management system, and lots of other great tools.
Linda Sharp

MLA Citation Maker Elementary - Oregon School Library Information System - 0 views

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    MLA Citation Maker - easy on-line tool that leads students step by step in how to cite resources. This is a handy tool that helps students remember how to do citations accurately.
Tracy Tauschek

Lookybook | Home - 0 views

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    This site allows you to preview books. It is free to register. You can search by author, illustrator, subject, or genre. You can also browse new and highly rated books. This site would be great for librarians or teachers wanting to check out book before buying them!
Samantha Crabbs

www.teachersdomain.org - 4 views

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    Digital Media for Teachers is an extensive library full of resources for classroom use or professional development.
Marcia Adversalo

ThinkQuest - 1 views

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    This one is sort of a work in progress for me. I had worked with think.com before and now it has joined with ThinkQuest. I am trying to get enrolled through my school which is already registered. So I'll have to report back on how that goes. But, I did find some resources that were in the "library," which didn't require being registered. I even found a website with an activity about our friend, Mr. Dewey! :)
Susan Woods

http://sites.google.com/site/educationalweb20tools/ - 1 views

  • Inputting TextSwype - provides a faster and easier way to input text on any screen. With one continuous finger or stylus motion across the screen keyboard, the patented technology enables users to input words faster and easier than other data input methods—at over 50 words per minute. The application is designed to work across a variety of devices such as phones, tablets, game consoles, kiosks, televisions, virtual screens and more.
  • Snapter - Goodbye, scanner. Hello, digital camera.
    • Susan Woods
       
      This sounds promising. It would be much easier for me than a scanner.
  • OnLine Quiz CreatorProProfs QuizSchool - ( Free ) - Create a quiz for your classroom, company, blog or friends! Perfect for making your own quiz, online tests, training, recruitment, exams, trivia or just plain fun quizzes! New features include: Brand new user interface, completely revamped for ease of use. Social sharing through customizable widgets which allow YouTube-style quiz embedding on any blog, e-learning system, and social networks like Facebook. Yahoo Flickr integration for a limitless image library for quizzes. Interesting aggregate analytics & trends reports, with precision down to a stored snapshot of each attempt. Google Maps integration for visualization of where quiz takers are located worldwide. Customization controls for color themes, content & style. Many powerful new features including additional multiple question types, quiz types, authentication controls, grading features, RSS feeds and more ProProfs Quiz School remains free of cost !!
    • Susan Woods
       
      I can't wait to try this for my class and I may even try it on facebook even though I hate those quizzes and games on facebook.
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  • SCRATCH - is a new programming language that makes it easy to create your own interactive stories, animations, games, music, and art -- and share your creations on the web. Scratch is designed to help young people (ages 8 and up) develop 21st century learning skills. ( Free )
    • Susan Woods
       
      This sounds great for elementary or middle school or perhaps a specialized project for secondary.
  • ConnectionsTeam Texting - connects team members and coaches with group text messaging and email, free of charge!
  • Connections Team Texting - connects team members and coaches with group text messaging and email, free of charge
    • Susan Woods
       
      This looked interesting for organizations or groups at school. However, when I checked out the web site, it wasn't what was described here.
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