There are three major exceptions to the copyright law that permit instructors to use copyrighted material in their classrooms without permission.
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Twenty Tips for Creating a Safe Learning Environment | Edutopia - 0 views
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In response to our conversation today about negatives...this is really uplifiting.
America is losing another generation to science illiteracy | The Great Debate - 0 views
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How science education has been affected by NCLB- what can we do to solve this problem?
Technology Changes the Way Teachers Keep Parents in the Know | Getting Smart - 0 views
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Must read for budding educators...focus on the positive and get in touch, however you decide to do it!
Copyright in Teaching - 0 views
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The Association of Research Libraries offers a concise and clear brochure, Know Your Copyrights, that stresses multiple opportunities to use copyrighted materials in the classroom
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Although really short, this provides quick links to instances where there are copyright exceptions for teachers... interesting.
Missouri teachers win fight to be Facebook friends with students | ZDNet - 0 views
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Update on the article Professor Richardson posted about the "Facebook Law" in Missouri that prohibits teachers from social networking with students. Teachers have recently taken the case to court and are suing the state!
Cyberbullying: The Power and Peril of Anonymity - 0 views
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A real issue in modern education (I know some people posted something about cyberbullying already, but I liked this article)
Digital Literacy is the Bedrock for Lifelong Learning | Edutopia - 0 views
Working in a Hybrid Role: What Does It Take? - 0 views
The "App Gap": A New Dimension of the Digital Divide? - 0 views
Buzzblog: Most kids want educational video games in school, survey shows. ... So? - 0 views
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The kids want it.
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