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Mystery Science is a great resource for 2nd - 5th grades. They're offering a free year subscription for a limited time.You should sign up quickly, while it's still free (it normally costs $99 per year). I just signed up and requested my teachers to. http://mysteryscience.com/

Registration is now open for the 2015-2016 Verizon Innovative App Challenge. Check back here often for news and updates. No programming required!

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Kodable is an app that prepares kids for their future in the digital world. It is designed to provide everything you need to teach the fundamentals of programming.

This document contains links to the seven sessions I attended at the 2015 NCEA convention with many links.

The outline for the EdTech Challenge. It is a way for teachers to think about collaboration tools, content management systems, personal learning networks, formative response tools, open educational tools, and electronic portfolios.

For Grades K-8. Learning.com provides digital literacy curriculum, 21st century skills assessments, project-based learning solutions, online safety instruction & professional development.

Explore free downloadable rubrics organized by the digital age skill you are looking to assess: Communication (Presentation), Collaboration, Creativity & Critical Thinking. Each digital age skill rubric is also broken down into different grade spans, providing a complete set of 4C rubrics for Grades K-2, 3-5, and 6-12.

Interesting rubrics from K-12 for presentations, collaboration, creativity and critical thinking. Areas that we need to extend in the curriculum map for technology.

Archdiocese of Newark, Rubicon Atlas sign in page

You may not realize it, but if you use Google to find an image and then use it in a project, you're likely breaking the law. Unless you've been given permission to use the image by its creator, then you cannot legally or ethically use it. This would make an excellent lesson for advanced search and copyright for photos used in projects and reports

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A parent told me about this last night. Does anyone know of this or used their resources?

This is a new one for me.

I thought this was pretty neat until I noticed Kerpoof on the list (which no longer exists). Still worth bookmarking.

The Google Doc with links to ideas shared by technology integration specialists in response to a question about math practice websites.