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Great guide to going 1:1

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Discrete Mathematics by WWL Chen   This set of notes has been compiled over a period of more than 25 years. Chapters 1-4 were used in various forms and on many occasions between 1981 and 1990 by the author at Imperial College, University of London. An extra 14 chapters were written in Sydney in 1991 and 1992. Chapters 7 and 12 were added in 1997.

Scratch Camp curriculum, designed for 3rd-8th graders--great resources for scratch

presentation on power searching with Google

great resource to find good digital tools for K-12

"This video show you how to program your Vex Robot with EasyC"

Great lesson plan from ReadWriteThink writing poetry and animating with Animoto

Students become engaged learners through this unit that prepares students for studying ancient Greece and combines learning basic research skills with digital storytelling skills.  While researching about Greek gods, heroes and creatures, students learn how to find main ideas in sentences and paragraphs in books and Internet articles, which they then learn to record in short phrases on index cards divided by topic.  Working with a partner, students turn these short phrases into the script for their digital story that includes music and pictures.

TryRuby.org is an intermediate - advanced tool that helps you learn the programming language Ruby. Useful for developing mobile tools and other web 2.0 products!

Is a visual program editor that reminds me a lot of Alice Storytelling and Scratch, in that a user arranges blocks of code to create an action.