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A Pinterest board created by someone who uses Pinterest to "curate and share library media resources with the 31 school library media specialists that support in our county."

From Edmodo Learner Course: "Edmodo is excited to announce a partnership with Common Sense Media, a national non-profit dedicated to helping kids and families thrive in a world of media and technology. As part of our partnership, we have created  a new resource for educators, the "Digital Citizenship Starter Kit,""

Week 6 - Recommended reading "The Frameworks Institute, with funding from the MacArthur Foundation, provides a set of framing research reports and application tools to help education leaders increase public support for digital learning initiatives. Their main findings and recommendations are summarized in a Message Memo about Talking About Learning and Digital Media and a related video, and the site provides several additional resources" from MOOC-Ed

Teachers will learn how to use information aggregation and social media tools to find solutions to classroom challenges.

Great website for 4th to 8th graders to design their own games. Teachers can create logins for a list of students and monitor their progress. Approved on Common Sense Media with 5/5 stars. I usually introduce this to my grade 5 students.

The Pope will be visiting the United States in September. Many schools are sharing photographs of themselves with Flat Francis. This is the website with the printable. Take a look at the #FlatFrancis hashtag on Twitter.

A curated list of resources to help students find high-quality, copyright friendly media for use in projects or presentations.

This article follows up on the link John gave us. I like the video on his site.

PBS Learning Media Home Page

Richard Byrne gave a short presentation on blogs and social media for teachers and school leaders. This article provides a link to his guide.

Did this with my 6th graders....fun and informative

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