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Edublog 2011 award winners of Best Educational Wikis: ICTmagic is 1st place, Resources for History Teachers 2nd. Links to these and others.

This is a wiki page that has links to live binders by grade level and subject area. This is a great resource for teacher to use because the binders have already been found and organized for you. I found some great ideas to use in my classroom.

This wiki is awesome! I plan on introducing this technology to my team this month! Thanks, Kayla!

Article on my tech website that talks about eight different ways to effectively use a wiki at your school and within your classroom.

Voki is a FREE service that lets you: A classroom management system for Voki I use a voki on my wiki to speak to people who visit- peope tell me they always play it to hear what it has to say. I should change it every week and put important things there so everyone will hear the news who visits the wiki. Maybe next year :) Try it out- its free and fun! You can even record your own voice or use one they have on the site.

"The teacher can maintain blogs, wikis, assignments, correspondence, and instructional tools-all from one [secure] space they have developed in My Big Campus." How great does this sound! My Big Campus offers a safe, monitored environment for students to blog, hold discussions, and collaborate on group projects online.

This article defines what the word "technology" means in the context of a classroom.

This short article gives bulleted reasons why technology is so beneficial in classrooms today. It also provides reasons by subject area in the classroom. Great resource to back up all of the many reasons we should be using technology in our classrooms every day.

This website has some interesting videos on technology and also some neat ways to incorporate i-pads into the classroom

This is a great example of what can be done in a classroom anywhere to connect students to the rest of the world. It is very inspiring!! Teacher Vicki Davis is very innovative. She uses wikis, blogs, podcasts, virtual worlds, and other new media tools to connect students in rural Georgia to the world.