Change is Difficult but Possible | 52 Weeks of Guided Inquiry - 2 views
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amyeppinger on 13 Sep 16This is the latest post from a wonderful Guided Inquiry Blog... if you are interested, check it out!
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http://houstonmath.wikispaces.com/file/view/Rigor_Lessons_Strips_DCMtg.pdf - 2 views
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I found this while working with Ciardiello's levels of questioning and really like the other connections they made.
…My heart's in Accra » Lucas Graves on the rise of fact checking - 0 views
This History and Current State of Fact Checking - 0 views
Information Forensics: Five Case Studies on How to Verify Crowdsourced Information from... - 0 views
SYLLABUS - 0 views
Critical Thinking - YouTube - 1 views
Debunking Handbook: update and feedback - 0 views
8 must-reads detail how to verify information in real-time, from social media, users | ... - 0 views
On Web Evaluation: "J.D. Salinger probably does not want to be on your buddy list" - 0 views
If This Then That - Make the Internet Work for You through Automation - 1 views
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This web service allows you to automate processes between different web services be allowing you to create a "recipe." For example, when I collaborate with teachers via Google Calendar, I also want the collaboration marked on a spreadsheet in Google Drive. I use an IFTTT recipe that copies any Google Calendar event containing the word "#Coaching" anywhere in the title to a specific Google spreadsheet by adding a new row in the spreadsheet for each calendar event.
Free Online PDF Editor | PDFzen - 0 views
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I love this tool. It allows me to store my articles online, highlight, draw or write right on it, share with others. Allows for easy sign in with google, great for my students' research and close reading online skills. "Free PDF editor, online in your browser, desktop or mobile. Edit & share PDFs for free, send faxes from the browser - even on iPhone or iPad. No software, no commitment, & no strings attached."
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Thanks for posting this! It's really helping me out.
Creative Commons - 1 views
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I would create a lesson to 1. review copyright 2. show students how to find and properly cite resources for their class projects. CC is just one of many sites students can use to find resources for their work.
Project Gutenberg - free ebooks - 1 views
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This can be used in conjunction with a ELA class when studying a classic novel. If a teacher need multiple copies of a book students could access copies via the Gutenberg site - allowing them to have access on any device they choose.