"Most of us are in groups all the time. But are these groups learning groups? When does a group become a learning group? Can a group construct its own way of learning? Can documenting children's learning lead to new ways of learning? These are some of the questions addressed in the research project, Making Learning Visible (MLV). MLV draws attention to the power of the group as a learning environment and documentation as a way to see and shape how and what children are learning. MLV is based on collaborative research conducted by Project Zero researchers with teachers from the Municipal Preschools of Reggio Emilia, Italy, and preschool through high school teachers and teacher educators in Massachusetts."

Not school related, but who doesn't like a high tea?!

It is a little bit annoying, it plays music and isn't technologically advanced and it has ads before each game, but it does have games on the skeletal, articular, muscular, circulatory, reparatory, nervous, digestive, endocrine systems, for older students maybe as a reinforcement?

As a learning community, my school is further down the track in our understanding of inquiry learning than we were at this time last year. Teachers talk about how much they have changed. There is a greater awareness of what's possible when teachers let go and learning is more student owned.

really nice slides of what it means to be digitally literate today

Looks like some great digital narrative resources

a collection of Writing tools online

Not only does the iPad provide a pivotal tool for effective and engaging group teaching and learning, it has the potential to promote literacy and reading in an innovative and exciting fashion.

Interesting blog posts and leadership in a connected school

some good hash tags to follow

could be some good twitter leads for our science teachers

Lots to think about in this article about our students and our relationships with them

Great ideas for our students, practical and do able

nice info graphic example

When is a test not a test? Apparently when you don't realize that it is a test. Ideas about testing

using Evernote on the iPads effectively

ebook but in iTunes (available in US and Canada iTunes, not sure about others)