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Good overview of action research. "This booklet discusses several types of action research, its history, and a process that may be used to engage educators in action research. Two stories from the field, written by teachers about their own reflections on the process, are given as illustrations of action research."

Clearinghouse of really great blended learning info and resources.

Twitter lists are great way to stream tweets by a specific topic or followers. You can even subscribe to other people's lists!

A resource for browsing rubrics and creating your own from templates.

Good links for each level of the taxonomy, plus the iPadogogy Wheel.

A Google Sheet filled with apps and descriptions of how they support the taxonomical levels.

So, so good. Just read it.

Totally free, totally awesome resource for learning programming.

This teacher chose to have his students create RSA Animate-style videos as "an easy way to make them visualize their information, make connections, and re-tell their facts in a story that had a very tight story line that flowed.  All skills that would transfer nicely to any traditional essay." He really emphasizes the preparation and planning stages, which is great. He also talks about the process, which is useful.  All said, a great resource.

Sort of a Rube Goldberg machine builder (read: physics puzzle) for your iOS device. 

Ever heard of AutoCAD? Maya? 3ds Max? Autodesk has some of the best 3D software on the market, and they give it to faculty and students for free. 

Pretty much exactly what the subject says. Includes Ken Robinson, Dan Pink, and other good ones.