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Nice collection of additional geography resources to be used along side Google Earth.

Here is a nice collection of online reading books recommended by 2nd grade teacher @nsharott on Twitter.

Collection of iPad apps for children with special needs. 

Collection of Holocaust resources compiled by @cyndidannerkuhn at Kansas State University Edu Dept.

Nice collection of teacher created templates using Google Apps for Education.  Students can use templates to create classroom based projects.

Quite a collection of resources providing integration ideas and tutorial resources regarding the use of Google Apps for Education.

Collection of TED Talks organized by curriculum topics. 

Collection of 10 highly recommended resource sites on using iPads in education. 

Nice collection of tutorial videos using a variety of Apple applications. 

Nice collection of math resources for students in grades Pre-K through 8th.

This web page provides a collection of Web 2.0 resources by elementary grade level as well as a few curriculum focused areas. 

Nice collection of resources for each of the 5 C's for developing your PLN/PLC.

Nice collection of currently used and successful assistive technologies.

Large collection of short videos of classroom instructions. Great conversation pieces.

Fantastic collection of lesson plans and educational resources for educators.  Time to explore!

Great collection of curriculum connected examples mapped to a technology integration matrix. 

Broadcast from any phone to the Internet live. Useful for phone blogs, collecting audio data, podcasting, and other digital recordings

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