SMS Connections

write a letter to the future prseident

Make your own books.

Science resources

This is a great tool for getting data on a town. You can drill down and compare across the neighboring towns. Also there is the ability to create a widget for your website or blog so your students can always see the representation.

Campaign contributions by local area. Great stuff to see who is promoting whom for president.

How great is this for understanding who is contributing to the campaigns?

Here are some ways to make researching online available to your students. Also, my favorite part, to eliminate the notecard.

Erica showed me this. She's planning on doing it with her students.

How to bring Cellular technology to Stratford-on-Avon. This is a wonderful example of a teacher leveraging technology that is essential to the lives of students to further their understanding of a traditionally challenging subject.

Texting Shakespeare. Check out this use of the cell phone.

This one is fantastic. Can we bring this into something we are doing? Or at least use it for a quick write?

Can we tie this to our research projects? Has a "Dunks for Darfur" type feel to it, only less boisterous.

Micro-loans to third world entrepreneurs.

Here are step-by-step instructions for how to upload photos to a flickr account from a moble phone. Great for asking students to generate content via their cell phones.

I think all of you should think about this....

Resume 2.0

This is the Paly Voice, an online newspaper produced by the students of Palo Alto High School. Just a cursory glance says a lot here about the depth and the savvy of these students. Great example to follow.

Great example of a student magazine done completely online.

research search engine