Interesting, different point of view - being your own 'khan'

ePortfolios have multiple purposes and audiences, all requiring different types of tools Interesting graphic half way down

Reading online content later when offline is not something new, but a new free app for the iPad gets us rethinking our daily Internet browsing.

Interesting info if anyone is thinking of selling their old ipad

Finding a good search engine that you can rely on to use with your students is an essential task of any teacher today. While Google, Bing and Yahoo dominate adult search engine choices, they are not always the best pick for students. The sites in this top ten list are either specifically geared toward K-12 students, or have great educational applications for the classroom. Some you will know of, but some will likely be new. So, take a browse through some of the best search engines for students and see which one will best fit the needs of your class.

Google Books can help with this. What's needed is the information that appears in a citation: the author, place, and date of publication. Luckily, traditional print materials (in the form of books) often include the kind of citation information you might need and Google Books allow you to search the full text of books.

Use the contents of this Kit when you need help understanding an information fluency method. 

Blended learning is a disruptive innovation in education that can take many forms

SEN Teacher provides cost-free teaching & learning resources for students with special needs and learning disabilities

Google Image Search is one of the most helpful tools you can use for inspiration because you are, essentially, drawing upon the collective visual creativity of the world

This post is the answer to the first question that any new Mac user will ask: which apps are the best? 

May find some helpful ideas for the infants and their classroom blogs