Teaching With Technology

Really interesting video by Kim on illustrating different creative expressions for one word -- "money"

Great instructional video by Betsy!

FBI internet safety material---for younger kids.

A sad video about the consequences of sexting and the abuse a girl got over sharing a picture with her boyfriend.

Examples of language arts webquests

Have you heard of clickers? Use your cell phones to poll students in your class about assignments, pop quizzes, etc.

Facebook email may not be very secure. This article gives very good reasons why we should not mix our social networking services with our email services

A free book on e-learning, edited by Elliott Masie---YAY!

Multimedia copyright guidelines from the Chronicle of Higher Education

Archiving facebook data

Tutorials from Charles Graham on Google Earth

Tutorials by Dr. Charles Graham for learning moviemaker

Good information on how to use clickers in education.

I'll never teach economics, but I came across this and thought some of you would find it useful. This website has different clips from Seinfeld episodes that teach various economic topics... Pretty cool!

Wow, get 2 Flip cameras for the price of 1 if you're a teacher! Yay! This will enable you to do more video projects. :-)

Are online degrees/teaching less important than face to face? This article explores some myths with online teaching.

I really love this blog site because it is all about teaching those special students in your classrooms whose needs are quickly met, but who get bored easily with the mundaneness of school. This is a big issue I've struggled with myself--trying to keep my gifted students fully active and participating in everything we do--and I have already found several helpful hints on this site. It includes some neat ideas for technology inclusion, as well. The more educated we are about the diversity of our students and their specific needs, the better we can meet those needs and educate our students with a whole range of abilities.

The blogger is passionate about education reform and is especially concerned with decisions being made based on little information or misinformation.

Interesting article about the best way to improve teaching, by promoting collaboration among teachers.

an lds social networking site, like facebook!