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This three-day asynchronous online workshop shows educators where to locate high-quality open educational resources and how to use and reuse them.

This resource gets students thinking about different foods and where they originated. Interviews, self-reflection, and exploration lead to a greater understanding of nutrition heritages.

App for student ipads in 4k, kindergarten, and first grade. Geared for ages 2-6; independent learning activities for literacy, math, language and build social emotional skills. Free!

Great resource for writing teachers of all ages for mentor texts to use when teaching writing skills to students.

This is a really fun quiz site where you can make your own quizzes and they are presented in trivia-game format. The faster students answer, the more points they get. They also use memes to make them funny and interesting for the students.

This is an online module that library media specialists or classroom teachers can use to help students identify situations when they might accidentally plagiarise something and how to avoid accidental plagiarism.

Provides ELA teachers with an example of how to use an ebook within the classroom. Allows students to highlight text and take notes.

Discovered lesson through OER. Related to research for this class; to be used to strengthen teacher understanding of instruction with ebooks.

Shared during staff development as a way to improve digital note taking by students.

Learn about digital safety with online games.

An interactive lesson to teach students about privacy as both a personal and societal issue.

This article which appeared in the Technology and Engineering Teacher Journal (2014) provides information that explains the basics about robotics in the classroom.

Discussion on gamification and how it falls into most current educational practices and options.

A copy presentation given at the School Library Association in New Zealand. Includes multiple resources in list form for implementation.