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Interesting presentation on technology in classrooms.

eTech Ohio hosts the third largest state educational technology conference in the country where more than 6,500 educational innovators gather once a year and share their successes and challenges with one another. The conference is an opportunity for educators to honestly share their experiences-what works, and what doesn't-for the benefit of their peers.

this is a nice example of a tech rubric that includes transformative technology.

Hi Jesse, this is a good example of a tech rubric that has a lot of what we discussed in class.

This site is informative for those working with our younger population of students.

by Susan Currie Sivek, November 14, 2011 Tagged: academia, ipad, journalism, media, productivity, teaching, technology, tools This week on MediaShift, we're exploring the moving target that is teaching journalism. Stay tuned as we offer tips, tools and insights on educating tomorrow's journalists.

This is a link to many rubrics. It may be useful if you are still looking.

iVoted.com is a revolutionary web-based audience response system. Instead of using expensive clickers or keypads, people easily vote via the most popular platforms, including text messages, Twitter and email. Engaging your students and knowing what they're thinking has never been easier.

Mobl21 extends the learning environment for students via mobile devices, which they are always carrying around like iPhones, iPod Touches, iPads, Androids & Blackberrys. The Mobl21 system can be used for any subject, at any grade level. Mobile Learning offers users the ability to access content from their devices wherever they are.

Scholarly Article.

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Great video with examples!!!!!!