TVHS staff

Google Reader is another way to keep all of your information in a neat space on your computer.

Create your own wikispace, especially for educators. You can make your wiki private and, free for educators, when you click on the private link, the ads are gone--yeah!

Another resource for wikis. This one gives some ideas as to how to use wikis in the classroom.

This a good little video to help clarify what a wiki is.

In this video presented by Mobile Learning Institute, Alan tours his hometown of Marblehead, MA and comments on the historical global vision of his community. Alan challenges us to think about the emerging role of "student as contributor" and to globalize our curriculum by linking students with authentic audiences from around the world. (For more, read Alan's article, Students as Contributors: The Digital Learning Farm. http://novemberlearning.com/resources/archive-of-articles/digital-learning-farm/.)

Your "peacheyteach" name is almost as good as "teachjoy.":)

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I hope you copy and pasted that list above - that's a lot of arts/crafts/typing. I wish I could just click on any of the above and get linked in!

This looks like a cool site. Have you joined? Have you used things on this page?

This website has lots of lesson plan ideas and other creative tools. I've used this when working with my kids at home on school projects.

Blog site that just posted an interesting way to use Twitter. Courtney may really like this one.

I like this a lot! It really shows how twitter can start interesting dialogue:) I love the way students who don't usually talk in class can "Open up" a little on these sites to make comments!

The blog for our book's author, Will Richardson

This is the blog of our book's author, Will Richardson.

A mixed media arts and lifestyle diary of artist Anahata Katkin.

This post explains how I'm using it and why other educators should get involved.

Cool site for teachers looking for interesting free stuff.

Blog on what's happening in education.

This is my writing blog.