STABLS teachers

List of tips to help your tweets be more effective.

What a fun, educational way for students (or even teachers) to show what they know. Would love to work with anyone who wants to try this this year.

Another website Alan November told us about at BLC14. Resource for questioning.

This is the app Alan November was telling us about for annotating books students are reading for your class. Where they can add questions, respond to your questions and respond to each other.

How to manage the columns if you are using TweetDeck

Good way to view multiple twitter accounts (personal and school account) You can add this through the google app store.

Great example of using a class twitter account for connections with authors.  

Could be fun - you can modify the categories. One teacher has used this with different comprehension questions on the wheel.

Embed Animotos on Kidblogs!

This goes with the article Code.org's K-5 Computer Science Curriculum. This site gives you sample lessons to try out.

This would be a great way to teach students the purpose of using tags on their posts.

More ideas on how to use Twitter in the K-4 classrooms.

If you are using Google Chrome, this is a great extension to add. It allows you to both do a screen capture and/or a screencasting (capture in video mode what you are doing on your computer when on Google Chrome).