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Great, safe site for teachers and students on video tech. stuff. I teach a video tech. class to 7th and 8th grade students (HA!) and I use this site quite a bit. (We learned together!)

f You Learned Here is a global collaboration and authoring project for students in Pre-K through 8th grade. Inspired by the book If You Lived Here: Houses of the World, this project will engage students in a global dialogue about their learning communities.

This webpage could be useful for elementary teachers who want to make learning games available for students.

A digital design student in New Jersey went viral over the weekend after 3D-printing his very own set of clear, orthodontic aligners - just like the ones that sell for thousands of dollars - all for less than US$60.

Great Readers Advisory Tools.

"...great place for teachers and students to collaborate on the creation of visual bookmark boards. It's kind of like Diigo with a very visual element." -Richard Byrne

Listen to the full interview: Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 51:45 - 71.4MB) Read Transcript Last year at Big Walnut Middle School in Sunbury, Ohio, there were some days when fewer than ten students passed through the library doors.

Listen to the full interview: Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 51:45 - 71.4MB) Read Transcript Last year at Big Walnut Middle School in Sunbury, Ohio, there were some days when fewer than ten students passed through the library doors.

This website provides many links to different resources for students and teachers such as suggested worksheets on astronomy.

I like the "Heart Knowledge" piece and was inspired by this article. Thank you!

Good article on benefits of students producing videos.