Free Technology for Teachers: Three Purposes for Classroom Blogs - 0 views
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Sam Elphick on 31 Jul 11Good article which outlines some of the uses for blogs in education.
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About this blog | Ms Bush's bright, brainy, brilliant bunch - 0 views
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This blog is created by the AP at Wiley Park sharing their school's journey with teh Book rap blog. This project was designed to improve learning outcomes for ESL learners - site very informative
Smart Notebook Video Guides | The Whiteboard Blog - 2 views
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Some good video tutorials for SMART Notebook. A great blog to follow for SMARTBoard Resources and tips.
Mrs. Yollis' Classroom Blog: Video: Using a Creative Commons License - 2 views
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A great blog post from a Year 3 Class explaining the importance of using creative commons and attributing your work to the original owner!
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I really like this example- great way to introduce the idea of Creative commons to students.
Bright ideas - 2 views
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A fantastic blog by the School Library Association of Victoria. Always shares great resources relevant to school libraries and teacher librarians, with a focus on web 2.0 tools.
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A blog by the School Library Association of Victoria
Moving at the Speed of Creativity - Digital Magazines: Text Plus Multimedia - 2 views
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The new "New Stand" feature in iOS 5 for iPads/iPhones etc allows you to download interactive publications such as the national geographic magazine demonstrated in this blog post
HeyJude - 2 views
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The blog of exceptional TL Judy O'Connell
Leading Libraries Lounge | Diocese of Wollongong - 1 views
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This blog has been created for your Professional Learning Network (PLN).\nThe intention is to use this as a means for sharing, collaborating and most importantly DISCUSSING all things related to libraries and learning.
Reading Level Filter « Lost Press Marketing - 2 views
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a blog post explaining a new feature within the Google search engine - the ability to filter results by reading level! This post defines how to do this and gives lots of examples.
Animoto: A favourite of 2010 | Bright ideas - 2 views
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This blog entry by the School Library Association of Victoria shares how Mooroopna Secondary College has been using Animoto to make book trailers, it also shares some hints on registering classes on the Animoto site to make videos. Could be useful for those who are participating in the Digital Literature Review Competition that is commencing soon!
IWB - Smartboards « Technologies 4 Learning - 1 views
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Links to IWB smartboard resources which we posted to our T4L blog last year
Seth's Blog: The future of the library - 2 views
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An interesting read. Students - "They need a librarian more than ever (to figure out creative ways to find and use data). They need a library not at all."
Free Technology for Teachers: 5 Free Tools for Creating Book Trailer Videos - 2 views
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Some great options for creating book trailers are explored in this blog post - worth a look!
Doing social media ~ experience the space | - 1 views
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A blog post exploring the use of social media in a library setting. In the post, Judy advocates the only way to teach social media, is to do it yourself first...
iLearn Technology » Blog Archive » Moglue: Create interactive ebooks and rele... - 1 views
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Mac-based interactive eBook reader creator for iBooks/iPad - looks great!
iLearn Technology » Blog Archive » Ideas to Inspire - 1 views
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Great website which has recently been revamped. Has some innovative ways of integrating ICLT in the classroom.
Hyperconnected Education | the human network - 2 views
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I strongly recommend this read to all LT's - if this hasn't yet been a discussion at your school - I am sure it will be some time in the future. Recommend all primary and secondary staff to read this ! Michelle D - sent this through from conference
iLearn Technology » Blog Archive » Children's Books Forever - 0 views
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Great collection of free children's books available online. The books are available in a dozen different languages and available to download in PDF format. Well worth a look
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